Lads Minionary Society to Host Afternoon Tea in Pendleton
The Lads Minionary Society of the Pendleton church will hold a tea Thursday afternoon February fifth at 2 20 in the church parlors. Mrs A D Mirchas visiting from Winnie gives a talk on mites and a musical program with refreshments. All ladies of the congregation urged to attend.
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Mra A. DD
Mirchas
Winnie
Pioneer Ladies of
Pendleton
Penilieton
Omatilla
Oelock Jm
Omaritla Counts Library
Lane
Instant relief for indigestion and upset stomach
The text promotes quick relief from indigestion gas sour stomach and heartburn. It mentions belching relief and refers to pain in the stomach with linked discomfort and headaches as indications for use. It reads like an advertisement copy promising fast symptomatic relief.
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Waltiok
McAdoo Rumored for Multiple Future Posts
Rumor says McAdoo will become general counsel for a major film industry group in Los Angeles and head a large New York financial concern. Reports claim he might lead a billion dollar rehabilitation effort or take over the Henry Ford plan.
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Fasta Barmana
Cal
McAdow
Snow Angeles
United Arteta’ Amoniathin
New York
Henry Pord
Pigkets Seek Ten Win Strikers in New Jersey
W W Pigkets seek ten win strikers after a strike wave in New Jersey. Police dispersed a crowd as workers clashed with authorities near the grounds of the plant. A worker was shot by a policeman during the confrontation as tensions rose and strikers tried to drag a man to the ground.
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N. J. Pw
Wiper
Santis
Etrikens
Eloy
Lawrence
Aine
Fermi
Hey
Aly
Relpel
Jiolles
Help Alone in Jalil and Wilson Bonptire Case Report
In Jacksonville a 60-year-old woman faces arrest for destroying speeches of President Wilkon in a bonfire before the White House. Thirteen women, including Mrs Xolan and Alli Arnold, were jailed for contempt for 48 hours, with Arnold later joined by Mrs Noloo for a further four hours on a third offense. A separate incident notes Mile Ar nold Wie revited on Saturday with Mrs Mary A. NAip.
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Wasthington
Fel
Iertha
Colorado Springs
Snell
Mile Arnold
Mreus Mary A. Naip
Jacksonville
Wilkon
Fryne
Xolan
Alli Arnold
Miee Arnold Wee al Jase
Noloo
Homemade Stovetop Gin Spark Ignites Arrests in Feb
A garbled Feb report details a homemade still on Second Street run to produce brandy like liquor. Idaag Pelbows reportedly uncovered the operation, with Deputy Revenue Collector Kenn halting it. Thirty gallons of illicit brandy were seized. one person fled the scene.
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Idaag
Second Street
Kenn
Ha E
Wenac
Greece Cites Paris Claims in Territorial Notes
Paris dated report says Greece asserts territorial and sulfuric citations referenced to a special moment representing Britain, America, and Italy. The language is terse and unclear, but the note indicates regional diplomacy and mutual interests among major powers.
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Paris
Greete
Quverice
Britain
Mri
Italy
Alsace language ban and war years amid Alsatian cities
The report describes repressive anti French edicts in Alsace during the war, forcing Alsatians to suppress French language and culture. It notes German officials, the burden on families, and how certain cities like Colmar Strassburg and Mulhouse became symbols of shifting identity under occupation.
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Frank J
Garmans Wien
Colmar
Strassburg
Abs
Prug
Ware
Corman
Aleace-Lavpalne
Neidauartere
Women ask place in World League Paris
French women under Mire Inilette Adam present a resolution at the peace conference demanding a role for women in shaping the world. They call for punishment of those responsible for wartime atrocities to prevent recurrences and express sorrow for their nation’s losses.
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Paris
Wealthy socialite fined for car chirp charge in Chicago
A socialite and former Walted State senator candidate was fined 25 dollars after an appearance before Judge Crahnim on an orderly conduct charge. Witnesses testified about a drive through Chicago streets with a revving engine and a dying crowd. The defendant claimed to be by occupation Boolallt and asserted ownership of a million dollar claim.
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Chicago
William
Crahnim Thuareday
Pershing Idea to Set Men Free Fast
The demobilization plan aims to bring American troops home by April if a rate of 360,000 monthly is maintained. General Pershing believes rapid demobilization can proceed without worsening unemployment. The Pike Conference demobilization committee is split into two sub committees tackling different aspects.
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Pershing
Tershine
Satisfying Relief From Lumbago Update
A garbled medical note describes relief for lumbago with unclear remedies. The text mentions external aids and general comfort but lacks concrete details, dates, or named organizations. Further readable items are needed for a precise summary.
Dr F C Cow Dies in Nevada Suicide Plot
A troubling Nevada tale unfolds as Dr F C Cow, once a noted veterinarian in Carson City, kills himself while fleeing after a bad check scheme. Sheriff Loy Christian reports a botched escape plan, with a staged horse theft and a counterfeit trail leading to his arrest and subsequent suicide.
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F.C. Cow
Cardon City
Nev
Sherléf Loy Chricnan
Twe Dulles
Pendtetin
Fale
Fale Hewtne In the Story Told” By Sharif Ciriamen
Cod
Ama Vet Etry
Than
Holt
Stile Penitentiary
Thes
Joe
Coe
Cape
Carson City
Permisalon
Coe'n
Owo
PREEMING CALIARD TO PARIS IN FRUS DECISION
General's advisory seeks Caliard in Sommgy Rosen near Bolin problems. Perehing, on a tour of entomb ments at the front, has been summoned to Darl and will reach tomorrow morning. Presence required in the work ton of the Kaelin bid.
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Advioey
Perehing
Darl
Terr
Hla
Supreme Colnet
London Shipyard Workers Return Amid Strike Resistance
Dover workers in three coast towns resume shift duties as strikers’ committee faces defiance. Some shipbuilders in the Clyde district also go back to work, signaling mixed labor actions across Britain.
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London
Sone Shiphuilders
Cipde
Alee
Worl
Vocational Work At P H S Demonstration
A fragment from a school page describes a vocational program at P H S with a planned demonstration to show what students have learned. It mentions a car exhibit, machinery, and efforts to reveal the practical skills developed, while noting organizational details and staff involvement.
Learning and training at the Meri engine yard scene
In a rough account students study machinery and adjustments for engine training. Names of instructors and learners appear in a fragmented passage with several quotes about height and marriage, including a navy remark on a 17 year old and a line about a married woman’s height.
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Jane
Parker
Janek
United States Strong When Fighting Quit United States Strong When Fighting Quit
United States forces on the western front reached about 1,850,100 men in the updated tally, with France at 2,509,000 as of November 1. The British and Portuguese troops attached to the Allied army totaled around 7 million, while the Belgian and French units on the western front are noted. By January 24, the U S had discharged about 7.8 million officers and 858,117 men. the British side had discharged 12,769 officers and 270,000 men.
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Mra C. Straub
Meta Cathedral
France
Bert Wilson
Pendreton Wan
Washington
March
Vallabie
Bates
Navy Finds Clarence Is Too Big for a Youth of 17
St Moir Feb 4 Carl Sandell of 1333 East Thirty-third tried to join the Navy at age 16. He was measured at seven feet tall and declared too large to qualify. Navy recruiting officials explained the height limits and the need for a physical examination before service.
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NAVY
Clarence
ST. Moir
Carl Sandell
Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Promoted Across River Region
A reader letter extols Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound as a cure during a serious operation, claiming it helped avoid surgery. It highlights widespread use and urges others with inflammation backache menstrual issues to try the remedy, noting the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Oldview
Lydia EB. Pinkham
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W.W. Pigkets
Help Alone
Por Wilson Bonptire
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Pagal Agency
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Keiter
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Captain Ewaviland
de Haviland
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Getunn
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Fendieten Scion Board
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Elalile
Bears
Castoria Biehl
Cantama Corey
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United States
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