Doughboy Origins and Army Nickname Lore
The text traces the origin of the term doughboy used for American infantry. It cites Col. A Mone and various theories from soldier writers about the nickname’s source. The competing explanations include references to dough, adobe, or mud, with notes on how different infantry groups perceive the term.
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Col
A. Mone
Makers of history and humanity seek higher achievement
The piece extols industrious individuals who toil to surpass previous limits. It emphasizes that merit lies in work and perseverance, noting gods give gold for sweat and that progress comes from thinking through hands. It encourages continual effort despite discouragement and calls for rising to greater opportunities.
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New York Produce Exchange
Germany
Georgia
Baltimore
Nature
In & S
Ami
Alluring Wier to Workmen and Ruble Woes Recited
James Bryce recounts a tale from Tassia via a friend about Europe’s money crisis. Workers printing new ruble notes faced low bread costs and threats of strikes, appeased by the Soviet government offering extra hours for the state and limited personal profit.
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Europe
James Bryce
Great Britain
United States
Tassia
Viscount Bryce
New York
Farmers Problems Need Broad National View and Reform
The piece argues that six million farmers form a powerful, unsettled force requiring careful study. It warns that poor marketing, undergrading, inaccurate weighing, and high distribution costs depress farmer income and threaten national vitality, calling for modernization and fair treatment.
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Rome
Pecoliarlys
T Venture Ito
Eliyaiweller
Toto
Executors Appointed for August Quasdorf Estate
Notice names Letticia Quasdorf and H. Hirschberg as executors of August Quasdorf deceased. Creditors must file verified claims with vouchers at Independence National Bank within six months. Published December 30, 1921 in Polk County Oregon.
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Hood River
Apple Growers’ Association
Loyal M. Graham
Forest Grove
Olcott
Oregon Land Settlement Commission
Senator Stanfield
World War Veterans’ State Aid Commission
Central Oregon Highway Association
State Highway Commission
MacKenzie Pass
Fay M. Bragg
Nedford
James H. van Winkle
Albany
United States Military Academy
West Point
Lawrence Young
Mia
Mary Anderson
Eugene
Coast Range Lumber Company
Mabel
M. F. Hazen
St. Helens
Inez
Columbia River
Oregon
Stephen Easterday
Clatskanie
Ronald G. White
Pall City
Frank D. Hamlin
Springfield
Spaulding Lumber Company
Salem
Coos County
R. A. Long
Long-Bell Lumber Company
Astoria
Hammond Lumber Company
Long
Long-Bell
August Qualdorf
State of
Polk County
Independence National Bank of Independence
Letticia Quasdorf
H. Hirschberg
August Quasdorf
B. F. Swope
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Invincible Safety Deposit Boxes
Independence National Bank
Independence, Oregon
Portland
A. L. Keeney
Independence
Bherry City Baking Company
Oregon News
Marshfield
Oregon State Christian Endeavor
Grenfell
St. Helena
Bend
Klamath Falle
Cooter
Lincoln County
Wallowa High School
Clackamas County
Brighton Mills Company
Camp No. 4
Brighton
Bernard M. Baruch
Atlantic Monthly
Ila
Swope
Campbell Building
Independence, OR
D. E. Fletcher
C. C. Wright
Billy
Wind Mill
A. G. Watkins
Jackknives
Pioneer Employment Co
North Second St
Broadway
Panama
South High Street
N. Com. Street
Salem Loveall & Robinson