On Sale in Other Cities Advertises Newspapers
An Oregonian fragment lists newspaper on sale in other cities including Portland titles and pricing options for daily and weekly subscriptions by mail or carrier. It mentions Mihara purenus om Socks nuud tru Dingtion and Theron for Poors in hegemttins fortith Street Ny with various subscription terms and prices.
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Bnieca
Pendleton
Oregon
Cinan
Mmil Ruether
Imperisiliot
Portland
Hewthian News
Mihara Purenus
Theron
Hegemttins Fortith Street
The Daring Of God Pact In A Spring Dream
A fragmentary verse piece speaks of a spring dream sequence with a creator figure, a shadow form, and a fate linking a guardian to a destined path. It hints at fear, celestial protection, and a prophetic burden, ending with a cryptic note about danger and a named figure Margham.
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Ted
Rae
Oregon Power Debate Promotes Government Control
An editorial argues Oregon sits on vast unexploited water power and calls for governmental development to lower rates. It condemns private control as limiting growth and cites heating and lighting savings if public power is pursued. The piece also critiques Machiavelli and German philosophy as excuses for coercive rule, urging a shift away from autocratic systems. It ends noting suffragettes protest and a jab at naval strength.
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Oregon
Northwest
Powee
End of an Evil Philosophy and German Thought
A critical essay argues that German philosophy of 1914 is a misused translation of Machiavellian thought rather than a pure German invention. It traces influence from Italian sources, claiming a gospel that asserts humanity as wholly evil, and frames Prussian mindset as its conduit.
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Ermany
Germany
Fam
Niccolo Munchiaveliho
Sero
Funny Bone Tale Of Judge's Black Cap Mix Up
A collage of humorous clips and misheard lines from old papers describes a film scene where a judge dons a black cap before sentencing. Interwoven are anecdotes about a murky murder mystery film, the stage mood at a tiny theater, and a pianist accompanying the scene with a quivering sense of irony.
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Pauline Frederick
Mim Frederick
Topself
Pittwnburg Chronicle-Thegraph
Labor delegates named for Chicago congress in January
Labor organizations with a combined membership over 1,250,000 elect delegates to a Chicago congress on January 24 to consider the case of Thomas J. Mooney, convicted of murder in San Francisco, with Edward B. Selaar and others serving as secretaries.
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San Francisco
Dellagie
Chicago
Thomas J. Mooney
San Frances
Edward BD
Sy Selaar
Internatonad
Rainbow Division Praised For Year of Combat in France
Major General Charles T. Mencher honors the 42d Division for more than a year in France after arriving from embarkation ports. He notes 169 days in continuous engagement with the enemy between Feb 1917 and Nov 1918, with major advances from St Mihiel to Sedan, capturing prisoners, villages, and supplies while earning high praise from French commanders and German reports.
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Hebe
Douglas Macarthur
MacArthur
France
Debarkation
Fint
Lorraine
Batie
Chasphene
St. Mintel
Champagne
Hart
Norwooler
Sedan
dAumeriton
Poe
Imperial Guard
Charles ‘1
Adher
Wwhd Waa Just Chien G Iving
Tmuaed Thes
424 Division
Chatons
New
Arn
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Meee
la Tuileries
Cote de Chatillan
Kriemhild
T. Georges
Landers-et-St. Cheorgees
Acros
Meuse
Chalony
Chateau-Thierry
Veale
Charles T. Mencher
U.S. A
Watch on the Mississippi cost St Louis 110000
The Watch on the Mississippi at St Louis cost 110000 as guards protected waterworks during wartime. The city used 45 to 60 guards across riverfront sites, with barbed wire entanglements, two 10-watt lights, and shifting guard assignments after 1917. Magistrate McAdoo and Assistant District Attorney Dooling commented on the inquiry.
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Mississippi
ST. Louis
Lovir
Mississipo
Louis
Incul
Doniphan
Tasnes
Hughte
Wridae
Starvation horror in New York feeding crisis
Welfare worker Mary A. Sullivan described malnourished New York children whose mothers cannot buy nourishing food due to rising milk costs. Investigators at the John Doe hospital studied the unit situation, with a photographed group of undernourished children shown alongside. John Miller of Pottetown, Pa, dairy leader and five time vice president nominee, was noted in connection with the dairy trade.
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New York
John Doe Lmyaley
Ovset
Mary A. Hullivan
Ba Thew
John ~. Miller
Pottetown
Learve
Tahiti Cremates Victims Amid Fatal Fever Plague
Tahiti reports widespread death as fever devastates Papette natives. Charred pyres blaze at the crest of Doapee Hill while many bodies are laid in sheets for burial. Marofeane and American evacuees form a volunteer corps to deliver food and medicine to affected households as the crisis deepens.
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Pareete
Tahiti
Doapee
Papette
Marofeane
Horner Publishes 400 Page Oregon History
Prof J B Horner of Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis announces a 400 page history titled Oregon Her History Her Great Men and Her Literature. The book, to be distributed soon, draws on wide research and 160 cited writers and artists.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Oreccon
J. I. Horner
Wintory
Jean
Willige Cate
Broadway Greeted Sails With Open Arms in New York
New York welcomed the victory fleet returning to American soil. Thousands of sailors received shore leave with crowds lining Broadway and the Hudson waterfront. Theaters and streets filled with cheering as crews celebrated their homecoming. Electricians work aboard dreadnoughts to outfit them for the remainder of their stay.
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New York
Mallore
Broadway
Hudson
Weston Schools Will Continue Closed
Weston memo notes influenza outbreak at Weston with Trof Pitspatrick quarantined at home. School start delayed from January 4 as two order teachers reside there and the Weston depot staff also suffer flu. Names mention Corporal Nelson and Earl Barnett from Camp Lewis.
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Weston
Trof
FPF
T. Pitspatrick
Princimen
Pitzpatrick
Wenton
Nelson
Charles Nelson
Camp Lewis
Mime
N. H. Nejon
Gia Olean
Weeton
Wedon Mountain
Earl Barnett
Werton
Clarence Wright
Khapes Font
Allie on butterin board in the jHentory flow
In a fragmentary scene the inactors of the differbnt rooms keep prited an outline of the here. They expect their respective pupily tantuds at home. Thus when nohow finally is rewimed they may not be no far behind with here sitwadins.
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Allie
Mrs Grover Buys Hicks Home at Helix Beat Oregonian Special
RELIS Dec 20 brief notes snow conditions influenza quarantines and local moves including Mrs Jennie Grover purchasing Hicks property and Mrs Glen Martin and Grace Garrett dealing with illness. Other items mention Pendleton moves Camp Lewis furloughs and a French liquor ban order for American commanders.
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Oregonian
RELIS
Jennie Grover
Hicks
Frank Barber
Pendleton
Gare Flor
Glen Martin
Mra
Pease
Camp Lewis
Charles Shaver
Cold &Pring
Gettlet Kirtle
Min M. Dotlinger
Thorn Hollow
Glbon
Minnie Walker
Cuthbert Courtney
Grants Pas
Courtney
Walker
Jewish Congress Elected In Philadelphia
Julian W. Mack of Chicago was elected president of the first Jewish congress held in Philadelphia. Four hundred delegates from all parts attended the gathering, with leading Jewish organizations represented. The congress aims to unify Jewish goals and address midwestern and western concerns.
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Tidne
Julian W. Mack
Chicago
Philadelphia
al Parte
United States
Doughboy Prefers Life on Farm in Chicago Draft Voice
The returning soldier favors farming over office work. Labor leaders cite the outdoor life and financial independence as key appeals while demobilization projects push for farm reintegration. City work holds less lure as a strong drift toward agriculture increases.
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Chicago
Mark L. Crawford
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