Solicitations Strive to Boost Athena War Campaign
Amid delays in rating lists and a late start, Athena and nearby areas face a hard push to meet the United War Work drive by Saturday night. Executives approve adjusted quotas and a Loyalty Committee will handle offenders as Minatula County budgets rise to cover county and Armenians relief needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work
Athena
Iate
Athann
Vicinity
Vnrth Chetan
Ff Alven
Minatula
Unis
Apple
Bulwation Army
Amilente
League
Monasteries Hover High Above Meteora Cliffs
An account describes the Meteora monasteries perched atop sheer rock towers in Greece. Reaching them requires danger and daring as cliffs rise hundreds of feet, with some abbeys closed to visitors. Built in the 14th century, these austere structures resist modern comforts and remain shrouded in mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteora
St Aves Ne
Wight
Flu ban lifted as Athena schools reopen after three weeks
Health officials in Athena lifted the influenza quarantine Monday morning allowing a near full school attendance. The community reported little sickness as churches and fraternal groups planned resumed activities while precautions continue to prevent a future outbreak. Separately, W. Ware drugstore sold to A. J. McAllister with new management to start in December and Mr Wort retiring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Tla
J Cassy
Ftien
W. Ware
A. J. McAllister
Pendleton
Wdrugatore
Harris
Wort
Muilota
Letters From Our Lads Over There In Wartime News
New York City letters from sailors and soldiers recount duty in the navy and army, wartime hardships, and longing for home. One correspondent describes the D. Ry T. Go rock attack, life aboard ship, and the fear of U boats while others discuss quarantine, marching two miles, and hopes for furloughs. A local unit, Ward Infantry, is praised as a model regiment by military critics for its potential impact on patriotic campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Robin
Navy
Hia Whitkers
Tim
Bellow
Gump Meade Md
Peina Renderes
Bernit
Meera
Athos
United States
France
Ward Infantry
Allie
Unsigned Message From War Front Sentences
Allie seeks an advert for the president at five dollars while at a hospital. The writer notes a wound and days of convalescence and hints at a prior crime discussion. The letter mentions Forrest Zerba and Laurent with weights and France plans and a future photo needed for Private James Haworth.
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Allie
Task Hospital
Steff
Forrest Zerba
Larent
France
Athana
Allie Gote
James Haworth
Compromise Evokes Religious Tension in Dolfant Scene
An innocent inspector relates a town confrontation over faith as a Protestant and Catholic inhabitant recite a history of conflict. A mantel display shows a bust of William of Orange and a pope, while a husband returns from the Boyne anniversary.
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Willam of
Orange
Vlaftoe
Hushand
William of
Orne
Dairy Problems Complex and Rising Costs Then and Now
A fragment on dairy industry pressures discusses rising costs for feed, labor, and equipment, with producers facing double normal expenses. It highlights milk and cream prices, farm wages, and the impact on consumers, urging reform to address production and pricing challenges.
Weston Drafts and Navy Inductions Continue Amid Turmoil
The West on community reports that draft calls for the army are cancelled but navy and marine inductions continue. Local boards receive orders to fill questionnaires for 18 and older registrants and to ignore those who have already turned 17. Dr. Plamondon of Pendleton begins assignment at the state hospital to fill the vacancy left by Dr. A Ky Tamanie as he joins the medical corps at Camp Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Selective Services Act
Plamondon
Pendleton
Kant Oregonian
State Hospital
Wy D. McNary
A. Ky Tamanie
Abe
Patriotic Meeting Plans Sunday Night Event
A community Patriotic meeting is set for Sunday evening at the Math cadi t Majacopal church with a musical program and patriotic address. The gathering aims to celebrate peace with attendees expected from nearby areas and a large turnout anticipated for the 7:30 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FAW
Elack
Athena
Vitisens
J.C. Buddelay
Athena Jubilant Over Allied Victory Celebrations
Athena celebrated the end of the war with three jubilant parades and bonfires. Weston visitors joined Main Street revelry, a concert band played patriotic tunes, and a distorted Hill Hohenzollern float marked the finale amid cheers and fireworks.
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Athena
United States
United Prov Ag
Watts
Pendleton
Weston
Wenton Dram Corps
Hill Hohengollern
Ralph Baling
Weeton
Mercymakern
Weaton
Athana
Early Puritan Childbirth Trials and Mortality
Fragmentary extract recounts harsh early Puritan childrearing conditions in America. It notes high infant mortality, citing Judge Sewall and Cotton Mather families, and mentions remedies such as a water-based concoction and earth treatments used to ease fits. The passage emphasizes the severe hardships faced by newborns and families.
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America
Eayn Dauen H. Biehirae
Sowill
tHiros Darvived
Jafubey
Hiv
Cotton Mather
Rome
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Dave I
Sells Pharmacy
Unlove
Dellaca
Weyrom
United War
Emer Sonst
Bial
Finleni
Mhche Daley
Menine Te Beth
Alto
Nodth
Bern
Hans
Marines
Browo
Tibet
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