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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1918
Page
2
Fragmentary report describes Haig's claim that the crisis has ended as Allied and German forces maneuver near key fronts. The page mentions patrols, river crossings, and ongoing tensions around Veale and the Alene river with a focus on the broader European war posture.
A bumbled OCR page offers several kitchen recipes and instructions from a food administration guide. It lists bread making steps with flour, milk, shortening and Karo syrup, plus a milk and fat incorporating method. Additional items include a kitchen sponge cake and sugarless variants, with baking tips and warnings about bread rising and yeast activity. The text also contains assorted measurements, ingredients, and procedural notes, all presented in a patchy historical style.
In a New York hearing, Viereck admitted to receiving about 1,000 dollars weekly from Germany and Austria through agents. payments continued for months, totaling thousands of dollars. The figure 24,275 appears for pamphlets linked to fascist propaganda, with further details naming Marie Deitwoht and others.
An OCR fragment references a proclamation and a broad event, with unclear names and details. The readable portion hints at a public notice or announcement requiring further verification to identify the exact people, places, and dates involved.
Article reports that athletic training supports soldiers by maintaining fitness and morale. It cites Prof. Moylin linking fitness to military effectiveness, noting allied and American forces value physical training for frontline readiness and overall military capability.
Richly detailed captioned dispatch from London reports American and Allied prisoners recount a German breakout at Sojevine and the intense air and ground fighting. Captors say 123 officers and 5277 men were captured overall with other units yielding prisoners in heavy clashes. the article notes the puzzling questions from a British reporter and the somber exchanges with German authorities.
A Vienna report describes desertions revealing Allied plans to strike Vinve. Troop movements and attack timing were partially disclosed, with authorities warning of intensified measures. Washington dispatches note orders to reduce production and allocate 240,700,000 feet of firefighting foam.
A cryptic note describes a man in Albany attempting a bank check flow for an unidentified national bank. Authorities note small sums were involved as the suspect moved between Albany and nearby Caresille over two days.
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