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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1918
Page
2
In demand this fall as a dress trim, a supplier showcases complete color ranges and styles in silk and metal. Prices start at ten cents, with varying per unit options to suit multiple designs and budgets.
The readable text lists a variety of recipes and kitchen instructions including steamed bread muffins cottage cheese cakes and meat dishes. It references ingredients like flour milk sugar molasses corn meal oats and ground beef with notes on mixing baking powder and frying or baking times. The excerpt preserves multiple dish names and rough steps, reflecting a domestic cooking feature from a historical newspaper page.
The fragmented OCR promotes a camera sale emphasizing professional quality and better photo results. It promises guidance on taking successful pictures and hints at a destination Anson or a model name. The readable parts stress camera value and assistance to customers.
A Washington report outlines a proposed government backed plan to reduce competition among oil refiners and control crude prices. It suggests voluntary cooperation then possible government action to merge control, with potential seizure of facilities and broader regulatory steps if needed.
In New York a small Italian relief effort focuses on sewing surgical dressings for the Allied armies. Sixty six girls, after factory duties, volunteer evenings to craft dressings amid a broader war aid campaign. A local official, Mrs Violet Otapon, manages funds and donations while awaiting family updates. The piece notes mixed reactions to foreign military assistance and Japan’s role, citing foreign relations chairmen on possible Allied participation and public sentiment about expeditions in Asia.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a legal plea by a Mme Dotchkarov and a Matt Dotmoore in a dispute tied to a former leader of a military faction. The text references a death sentence or execution figure of 146,000 and mentions a solitary intervention and wartime actors.
Aione Hart, longtime official in Beot district, retires to the coastal stee after a career marked by steady public service. The retirement follows a public event where Hart confirmed plans to remain in the area.
Fragmentary OCR report notes Ate and Anueletes, the first Black nurse at the county hospital, will be paid during a strike. The board has taken no official action yet, as the white street incident remains unclear and unspecified.
In July near San Fernando, Aviaiton 1 repair crews worked at the scene of a crash from a damaged aircraft. Corporal Be Taker and the Redamenta squadron faced a sudden power failure and a heavy object fell, forcing a dive that left Turner slightly cut and the plane damaged.
A receiver was appointed by New York authorities to manage the properties of Nat C amid a proceeding described as a Sobekgyrve ct. The order details limited assets valued around £160, with a focus on the water rights tied to a local ranch near Hemot, Cal.
Newark, South Dakota reports a man connected to a bomb plot tied to a failed sabotage at the Goold and Iverhardt Machinery Co plant in Devington. Frederick Wofivehofe, a chemist, was charged with possession of an explosive devise valued at $20,000, with authorities indicating the sum could rise if a ransom or offer to betray occurred.
London July 1 Lieut Commander A Carpenter of the American destroyer Fanning received the service order from King George in a private investiture at Buckingham Palace. The Fanning was described as engaged in gunfire protection and hospital work supporting naval operations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Canadian pac and provincial army actions. References a prince presenting a baton to Japanese representatives and patriotic symbols. Overall, unreadable and lacks clear event or date details.
A partial release notes the initial success of General Foch's offensive strategy against Germany. The excerpt mentions Boche admitting progress and cites the victory as part of the broader Allied effort in the ongoing actions at the front.
A garbled OCR fragment references General Fook and a German plan near Hinden and Till Tens, noting strikes on defensive lines and concerns about the German reserve forces. It hints at security and command issues but contains many unreadable words and unclear associations.
French church leaders urge a day of prayer on August 4 to observe a general intention for France and its people. The request appeals to Catholic communities to join in collective devotion.
Private Chirle Lo Mowery of Thaker Oregon was killed by an accidental rifle discharge yesterday while handling a long-range weapon. In Washington Crowder’s Preset announces 41,000 more draftees to the colors in August, details unclear.
Charley Weeghman owner of the Cubs prompts changes after a wartime work order, hiring women as ushers at Cubs Park in Chicago. He notes the move draws crowds and plans to expand the idea, despite some criticism that women attract too much attention.
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