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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1919
Page
2
A damaged 1919 newspaper snippet describes hospital observations and wartime illnesses. It mentions a Corenne location, a 44 Bold team, treatment notes, and references to Spanish influenza and related service outcomes. The text is fragmented with unclear sentences and many illegible phrases.
The body identified after weeks of towing in the James River area is confirmed as Almy Slaghon, wife of Army Surgeon Wilner Amon Mad. The West Hampton military hospital treated the survivor and the Ev... was identified today by A. M. Evens of Cincinnati for a paper.
An article by J E Jones argues for a nationwide highway program to revitalize roads. It cites government data on farm versus motor vehicle transport costs, notes only 13 percent of U S highways are hard surfaced, and urges bold public funding and modern construction methods to boost farm markets, reduce delays, and create work for returning veterans.
A brief note states the department will maintain service efficiency when the cook departs. It emphasizes swift performance and readiness to handle duties during the transition.
At Corvali College, 4 Jan report notes star guard Rus Reamiion of last year’s Verity team is expected back to strengthen the five. He will be seen in action next week. Captain-elect Lee Biwett, long involved in aviation, has not decided on future duties.
Yakima judge to advise minders of legislative committees as TARSA Wah and Jan 34 are noted in this read text fragment. The item lacks clear actions or entities beyond the location and generic roles.
Hioorke J. Hollen of the city advocates a joint formation of the legislature to adopt new water scent value for divorce cases in the superior court. His aim is reform of divorce laws as part of the present political debates before the presidental legislature. He notes the entwined issue of ungentle definiveness and calls for legislative action. Another note mentions improving Franco American ties as American soldiers escort prosth people.
United Trove State correspondent reports France will provide steel helmets to every soldier who served in the Great War as a lasting memento. Helmets will bear the soldier’s name and rank and, for the fallen, a helmet will be issued to the dead’s widow or family. The move, praised by Clemenceau, aims to honor all ranks and preserve the memory of heroic sacrifice.
A fragmented historical recipe list outlines a formal French dinner with courses including Parmentiere, Coq au Vin style elements, Poele de Volaille aux Choux de Bruxelles, and Creme Parmentiere. It describes preparation steps, ingredients, and serving ideas, emphasizing refined techniques and cheese gratin finishes.
London dispatch reports demobilization progress and ration card issuance for returning troops. The article notes large-scale demobilization underway, with many workers and directives on distributing funds and rations for the army of occupation. It references a substantial stock of funds and passes, and the hope of orderly distribution at intervals.
A damaged wartime report notes a battery near Thinenun and several volunteers prepared to advance at daybreak. The unit faced delays and heavy casualties as they prepared to cover a wider assault amid a failed attempt to renew cover. The action aimed to support American forces in a larger advance against enemy positions.
Private Bennet Eneberg of Portland and other listed soldiers from Oregon are reported wounded with undetermined degree. The notices mention Frivete J o Moror Solo and Private Mon Davin with unclear locations and statuses amid a broader military casualty roundup.
A terse report from Paris notes that crops have been planted in the region as ordered by the agricultural authority. The announcement cites atites cum piitteg as the issuing body and mentions the January 1 date in the record.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as warm soothing relief for rheumatic aches. It emphasizes fast action against inflammation and swelling, claiming deep penetration and easy application without clogging pores.
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