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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1918
Page
2
The first American Enfield rifle produced at Winchester was presented today to President Wilson as a personal souvenir. The rifle was made for American troops abroad, with a production rate around 20 per day, higher than the British army output at Kee Te Plant.
A garbled OCR page blends recipe snippets for beef stew oatmeal bread melted cheese and flowers with disjointed cooking steps. It piles several dishes with scattered measurements while hints of a housewife diary voice emerge amid broken instructions and stray phrases.
The document presents a garbled discussion about degree programs, applications, and campus facilities at a state university. It references figures like administrators and committees, with scattered terms suggesting curriculum changes and property or project considerations.
Lady Windsor Clive and her brother, heir to the Earldom of Plymouth, both serve Great Britain. Lady Phyllis works at a London base hospital while Viscount Wind sor is at the front. The text also references casualties and wartime hardships with damaged details.
A Stanfield benefit concert drew residents to a community gathering featuring local musicians and speakers. The event highlighted charitable causes, with performances by Charlee Blhort and others, and included remarks by local organizers. Proceeds supported neighborhood initiatives and featured a reception afterward.
Fragmentary text appears to describe names and roles with unclear phrases and scrambled letters. It mentions "Pickled Wei erlein" and "Tabiote excelentive" alongside stray terms like "Feptta" and "Hive C1 ident Wey" making precise details impossible.
A fragmentary wartime document references discharge of naval personnel and associated investigations. It notes the involvement of a detective and various officials, with emphasis on confidentiality and the safeguarding of sensitive information within the Navy department. The text references actions, personnel, and procedural steps connected to the removal of employees from duty.
Fragmentary report describes an event in Cush ani SHOT PAlMelly Mesa Oregon with references to individuals named 95-Ale fred BE and Uilelow from Monioiw, Tide, suggesting a local disturbance or shooting incident with unclear details and multiple garbled names.
A fragmented OCR entry markets Cassacets as the best laxative for liver and bowels. The garbled text mixes dosages and claims with dubious warnings and medical terms, making it unclear and largely unreadable.
A confused report describes a robbery involving $8680 at a shop or station linked to Thand Ddlosty Beal and Whilr. It notes authorities tracing movements of two workers and mentions two men named Gece and Webbe. The text is garbled but implies an investigation into a theft near the Union end with references to Chinese involvement and a suspect named Tague.
An advertisement for Mothers Final promotes a baby care remedy called The First Cry Leary camatts fym. It claims to prevent danger and support infant growth, presenting features like abdominal expansion and nerve joint benefits. The piece touts the book Mothers Vrisal as authored by Bradfield Pog, promising health guidance for new mothers.
Reader text claims olive tablets improve liver function and mood while avoiding calomel’s dental harm. It suggests taking olive tablets when feeling heavy, touting quick relief and stronger teeth, and promotes trust in Dr Edwards product from druggists.
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