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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1918
Page
6
The column lists social visits and upcoming meetings from The Presbyterian church Ladies Aid to the Methodist Ladies Aid Society. It notes visitors from Athena, Adams, Walla Walla, Pendleton, and other towns, plus engagements at the church and camp events. Several local and regional residents are mentioned by name with travel plans and social appearances.
Telegrams from Austria report Hungary's seventh war loan attracted about 800 million Kronen in subscriptions, far below the expected 1,000 million Kronen. Most activity came from loading banks, with little participation from investors, according to Exchange Telegraph dispatches from Vienna.
A taupe duvetyn coat with fur trimming features thr road bands on the collar and front and four narrow bands at the hem. It avoids fur on the sleeves and uses a heavy silk cord for ornament and lightness. The fur trim includes moleskin with chenille and feather accents.
The article discusses a proposed inland ship canal across Scotland from the Firth of Forth to Loch Lomond and the Clyde, weighing Loch Lomond and Grangemouth routes. It notes official preference for Loch Lomond, with debates on lock systems, water raise, and military logistics for war vessels.
Debates focus on trans continental rate measures and Oregon representation in congress. Transportation committee to review amid coordination between Pendleton and local commercial bodies. Name W. J. Clark as committee elect. References to funding for soldier training and state committee initiatives linger in the discussion.
Society of Annapolis and New York discuss the jailing of Baroness Jona Wilhelmina Zoliner wife of a German army captain on espionage charges. Federal authorities present incriminating letters and statements while she denies the allegations. Lieutenant John W. Spaulding U.S. Army, former companion, is held for trial at Fort Oglethorpe.
A fragmented passage touts drinking hot water before breakfast as a health remedy. It mentions cleansing the body, boosting kidneys and intestines, and claims various wellness benefits. The text mixes nonsensical phrases with hints of medical tone and a warning against deceitful "venthye mide" practices.
Four new members were named to the board of the Episcopal church last night. Rev Alfred Lockwood, rector, Ki Hoyt, Tarators Jaume GO manager, Simonten, and G Stubby were among the new appointees, strengthening the church leadership.
A compact meditation on how humility shapes lasting success across fields. The piece argues modesty preserves focus, widens influence, and sustains effort, citing unnamed examples and timeless wisdom without sensational detail.
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