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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1918
Page
5
A Chicago University sociology professor, Mrs Iman Thomas, says a dishonorable incident involving a young wife and an American army officer in France was a mistake. She insists the officer should be welcomed back home and notes a visitor who counseled the young woman in a motherly manner.
A mighty Zeppelins finale spectacle in The Zeppelin's Last Raid to be shown at Arends theater today. The U B Exhibitor Booking Corp promotes a grand Ince production famed for dramatic intensity and cinematic effects. The feature promises a landmark in Hehta and shadows, with authentic sets and underworld scenes. The Devil's Wheel TM also screens today at Arends.
Artie Who Knew Paria oversees Fox Picture Altitudes at William Fox studies in Los Angeles. The Apache abode proved elusive to visitors until now. An artist supervised the making of the underworld scenes for the new Fox film The Deviln Wheeelf featuring Gladys Brockwell as the star.
Fragmentary line repeats about avoiding mess with mustard plaster mixture of mustard flour and water. No clear event or person names. unable to extract a complete news item.
An old time home remedy article touts an electric button on toes to treat corns. It warns trimming worsens growth and promises relief with a safe painless method, offering a cheap cure and encouraging readers to seek the device locally.
New York April 24 General Haig sends a message to General Booth praising the Salvation Army for aid to the Griffith Army in France and announces plans to raise 250000 more for war work on the western front. Evangeline Booth addresses the army noting 4000 members are serving with the Allies ten days after hostilities began.
Spartanburg April 9 Corpral John Kowalski of No 260 TL den Avenue Buffalo NY member of Company A 104th Machine Gun Battalion was killed Saturday morning at the artillery range. He was struck by a machine gun bullet while kneeling at a target and activated it. The official account says the corporal took advantage of a cease or errand to fix a target when Company B had been firing. One of the guns was red hot and the heat of the barrel fired a cartridge.
An official dispatch from France states President Wilson is proposed for the Institute of France by the Academy of Moral and Political Sciences. The election, subject to formalities, will not occur for several weeks and may be by acclamation.
Thip indicated the crown prince took part in combat actions. A vague note suggests a distant involvement, with unclear locations and timing, leaving the precise details unspecified.
Chicago April 22 Two wireless plants, one said to have been powerful enough to communicate with the outside, were dismantled by federal agents today. One keeper was arrested but his name was withheld.
Princess Heli oversees wartime welfare efforts as women replace men in factories. The article lauds female workers and a wartime relief program led by Mary of Coetend, highlighting the dedication to welfare and productivity during conflict.
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