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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented lament asks why might outweighs right and pleads for fair judgment. The speaker invokes mothers, the dead, and a guardian angel to weigh mercy and justice, referencing a figure named Herold L Morris in a somber plea for balance.
The article urges rapid government action to expand vocational education to boost the pool of skilled mechanics. It notes postwar enlistments have depleted workers while demand rises, and warns against poaching across industries. It also references Red Cross procedures for handling soldier and family communications and calls for proper channeling of sorrowful outreach.
An inaccurate, fragmented OCR item mentions the Red Cross bulletin system and direct notices to relatives, with phrases about carrying death news to soldiers and sailors and division bulletins, attributed to a reporter’s letter and unclear dates. The text reflects a reporting error in relay of casualty information.
The Council of National Defense authorizes guidance on proper display of the flag and national anthem. A July meeting of the women's committee adopted a resolution urging uniform practice to honor the flag and anthem by both women and soldiers in public settings.
The Ladies committee of the Council of National Defense urges every woman in the United States to stand at attention when the flag passes or the national anthem plays as a visible expression of loyalty. The note underscores implicit enforcement and publicity of patriotic devotion in daily life.
Fragmented lines describe a past event with names Kidder Darr Pheole Mantel and others departing for Man cham. Mentions a bread display and a long line on Lonret for Te Cente head. References to a port, hunters, and a doctor named Vin ern Wit vielt Yard with a return of Johpeon.
A distorted text segment discusses a performer, a production, and family reactions in a stream of mangled phrases. It references a mother, a reader, and unnamed actors within a confused narrative about theater and reception. The clipping’s readability is too low for clear facts.
Fragmentary clipped lines show characters pleading for mercy and help in a London show context. Snatches mention a surgeon, a daughter’s hand, a grasp at opportunity, and a seafaring tone with scattered names and sounds. The text is incomplete and reads like a dialogue montage.
Recruiting offices in Cove Oregon opened to enlist volunteers for a 320 capacity quota tied to state and national needs. A featured candidate and local officials push a movement led by Mrs The M. Pastner to recruit workers and students for government service.
A tunnel was discovered at Krevalingen on the Bwhe German frontier connecting to lines, one leading to Sweden and the other to a German route, used to smuggle contraband into Germany.
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