Faces Rebuilt for Wounded Soldiers by French Surgeon
Maj Clark notes at a large hospital in wartime France that a renowned French surgeon reconstructs faces for soldiers with severe injuries. He describes the operations, the care, and the patients’ pride as they regain appearance, while reflecting on the war’s toll and American troops’ prowess.
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Sarnowsky
Paris
Chateau Thierry
Foch
United War Work Campaign District Totals and Honor Roll
Regional totals show McMinnville led with cash and pledges reaching $9,091.32 and $1, etc. The report lists district chairs, quotas, cash received, pledges, and percent of quota across Yamhill Carlton Sheridan Newberg and other towns. Honor Roll districts detail subscribed amounts and percentages, highlighting McMinnville and Newberg among top contributors.
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UNITED _ WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
McMinnville
Ralph Wortman
Yamhill-Carlton
W. Ray Bunn
District
Sheridan
Fred B. Sackett
Newberg
Allan
George McCullough
District 8
Maine Berry
W. B. Duefat
A. BE. McKern
C. W
Yamhill
Carlton
Bellevue
Whiteson
Dundee
Willamina
Dayton
Amity
Newberg Visitors Attend Los Angeles Product Exhibit
M. I. Kaufman and Mrs. Huldah Kaufman of Newberg visited the Southern California products exhibit in Los Angeles on January 2. They joined lectures and moving pictures as part of the daily program and planned to tour more regional sights before returning home.
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Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
Graphic
M. I. Kaufman
Huldah Kaufman
Newberg
Southern California
Los Angeles
Newberg Man Sights California On Christmas Day Train Ride
A Newberg man travels by train from San Jose to Los Angeles on Christmas Day. He notes the Santa Clara Valley’s tomato crops, cider plants like Heinz and Libby, and the prune belt with French prunes. He describes Mount Hamilton and Lick Observatory, orchards, vineyards, cattle country, and roadside saloons as the train climbs toward the mountains.
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Southland
San Jose
Los Angeles
Santa Clara Valley
Santa Clara
Heinz, Libby, McNeil & Libby
Heinz
Mount Hamilton
Lick Observatory
Dundee
Bol
California
Hood River
the Kaiser
A Journey Through California Coast and Valleys
A narrator rides a train along California terrain from San Luis Obispo to the coast, noting oil towers, grazing country, and a sunset over the sea. Ranchers wave from a knoll as a coastwatch lighthouse flashes and a coastal steamer passes with black smoke trailing behind.
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Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Noah
Ark
California
Sudden Death of Colonel Roosevelt Reported
The former president Theodore Roosevelt died in his sleep at Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay shortly after 4 16 a m The death likely resulted from rheumatism affecting the heart Attendants called a nurse and Mrs Roosevelt was notified Condolence telegrams poured in as his sons and relatives learned of the loss Roosevelt’s long career included New York Governor and U S president with a Nobel Peace Prize and Rough Riders leadership The obituary notes family travels and public notices moving to the funeral times and locations in Sagamore Hills and Christ Episcopal church
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Roosevelt
Newberg
Portland
Oyster Bay
Theodore Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Sagamore Hills
Christ Episcopal Church
James Amos
White House
Nel ‘Theodore Roosevelt,Jr
Kermit Roosevelt
Archie Roosevelt
New York
Boston
Ethel Derby
Aiken
South Carolina
Colonel Roosevelt
New York City
Harvard
Alice Hathaway Lee
Edith Kermit Carow
London
England
North Dakota
United States Civil Service
New York Police Board
Navy
Rough Riders
United States
McKinley
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