The Enterprise Ads Move to New Office Location
The Independence Oregon edition announces its move two doors south of the old office with Friday publication and subscription rates listed in advance. It remains a post office second class matter and welcomes readers to continue subscribing.
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Independence
Oregon
Oice
Enterprise
Popular Mechanics Magazine
United States
Canada
Mexico
N. Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Mwinois
Warned forbodings miss the mark on postwar work need
A critical column rebukes alarmists who warn of reconstruction woes after World War I. It argues the nation will handle postwar transition, urging workers and employers to focus on immediate tasks and resuming productive duties rather than fretting. The piece claims returning soldiers and war workers will find places if effort continues.
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Steen
America
Washington
Berlin
Let Youngsters Have Their Fun Despite The Critic
A lively poem defends playful tricks by children, arguing elderly critics mistreat youth who seek light mischief. It urges tolerance and joy, noting playful pranks brighten life and warning that harsh adults would ruin the cheerful spirit of boyhood.
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Rover
The Polls Urge Duty in Time of Crisis
The piece argues voters must study candidates and records despite fatigue. It warns of insidiously disloyal aspirants and urges participation to defend democracy, calling voting a patriotic duty akin to bearing arms.
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Chesterton
Loyal Support Pushers Stir Confusion In City Hall
A fragmented notice laments nonessential citizens and collectors while urging loyalty to renewal solicitors. The passage hints at civic friction over roles and funding in a bleak, unnamed locality.
Newspaper Seeks Subscriber Support During Difficult Times
The text appeals to readers not to burden the mails or exhaust energy in renewals. It asks for sympathy and assistance from supporters now that the difficulty has been made known.
No Expert Chauffeur For This Machine
A man describing self administered remedies touts pounding as a method to move blood and oxygen through the body. He claims daily rubber hose pounding keeps arteries flexible and wards off illness, asserting this simple ritual replaces medical attention.
German War Losses and Victory Loan Appeal
An editorial argues Germany bears no repayment for occupation expenses once more than three million dollars has been sent to General Dickman in Coblenz. It warns the public that these funds are dead losses, with no interest, and urges strong support for the Victory Loan in April to honor sacrifices of sailors and soldiers.
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Germany
Joe Dickman
Coblenz
Seattle
San Diego
Fortland
Salt Lake City
Oakland
Los Angeles
Spokane
San
First Woman Ambassadorette Nominated by Hungarian Government
Rosika Schwimmer, the first woman ambassador nominee, has been selected by the Hungarian government for a post in Switzerland where she currently resides. Schwimmer is linked to the Ford peace ship originator and was part of the mission she helped fulfill.
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Rosika Schwimmer
Switzerland
Madame Schwimmer
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Promise Reward
Historical ad claims One Hundred Dollars reward for incurable catarrh and extols Hall's Catarrh Medicine as remedy for thirty five years. Describes blood action on mucous surfaces and general health improvement after short use. Encourages sending testimonials and purchasing through Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Mont
Iesson
Mall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Tle
Moving and Hauling Services Open for All Distances
Local service advertises 7 A.M. readiness in Salem Independee Monmouth and Dally areas. Trucks ready for short or long distance hauling and furniture moving.
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Salem
Independee
Monmouth and
Dally
Winter on the Farm Asserts Its Harsh Realities
The piece counters the myth that farm life slows in winter. It describes dairy chores before dawn, stacked wood for stoves, snowdrifts, and daily care of livestock outdoors. It notes rare city comforts and finds winter farming both arduous and quietly adventurous.
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White Hills
New England
Wigram Y
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