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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1918
Page
8
A repatriated British correspondent describes a raid on Mannheim, noting panic among residents, damage to hospitals and barracks, and the retreat of German forces. He recalls factory damage and widespread fear, with witnesses detailing mob actions and civilians affected by bombing.
The article notes visitors from Toki and nearby areas showing growing interest in Japanese art. It reports a decline in student enrollments and mentions a 1980s decree affecting funding. The piece highlights cultural exchanges and local observations on education and arts.
A garbled text fragment discusses Manila’s bid to establish a free port, signaling potential shifts in commercial avenues and economic strategy. It references the Bureau of Commerce and Industry and mentions Governor General Frame Burton Dhartai among officials.
The text discusses Manila’s advantageous position in the Far East and its impact on trade. It notes that the Philippines could compete with other commercial centers if tariff barriers were removed and regulation eased. It mentions transshipment constraints and the proximity of key commercial hubs near Manila.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a crash or drowning near Guerneville, naming individuals Sen Che, Miretoss, and Layette Armetrofft, with references to a shore incident at Jennera noire and a beach below a home. Details are unclear due to text corruption.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Teran Gove, College Station, Texas, and December 21 with unclear references to public, Judea, and a damaged dam or front, leaving the main facts unreadable and no coherent event to summarize.
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