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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1918
Page
2
New York reports Henry Ford denied disloyal comments amid wartime scrutiny. The item notes reactions following a telephone briefing and references to Ford and John Burroughs as cited patients, with claims about sympathy toward German authorities.
A 10 year old boy from St Louis was hit by a Parc avenue tram near 612 North Third Street. The child, George, suffered a knee injury and used a cord to stop the car’s motion. The event occurred as he and his father Alexander Haptinte, a Greek-born tent and awning businessman, traveled daily from St. Louis County. The note mentions Haptinte’s varied past and daily walking routine, with a digression on sugarless diets and agricultural summaries.
A fragmented report notes kidney failure risks in a regional event. It mentions waste pretrete from an unknown source and Invigomate products as part of a dubious remedy. The piece cites W. HL HM, described as Jester of the Peres, who claims to have worked toward a remedy and references dead tallies.
A fragmentary note details Private Harold Basel’s relief from a bad cough after trying Honey and Tar and related remedies. The text mixes names and scattered phrases, mentioning Fort Es Com Tan and a medical claim, but reads as a damaged wartime health anecdote without clear chronology.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe methods and devices for preserving sugar and fruit juices. Mentions jars, jelly making, and general cooking use. Text is unclear with many typos, but references to preserves and juicers appear as part of kitchen practices. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Fragmentary wartime lines reference American forces at the front, German pushes, and reactions among Allied sections including British and French, with garbled dialogue suggesting cheers and fear. The legible bits trace a mood of confrontation and tension as the conflict unfolds.
Fragmentary text records a judicial petition scene with names and roles but is too garbled to identify persons places or actions clearly. The readable remnants hint at a court or appeal process with references to judges and a petition but lack coherent facts.
Fragmentary report lists Amirrhas and Philadei ii with Leaska and Maton in a 5 month span. Mentions New York and Cleveland. Details unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates regional sports or standings notes with multiple names.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a rotary event and a person named Danieleen connected to the DAVY, with references to youth and a naval reserve member. The readable fragments are obscured and lack clear actions or outcomes.
Instructions describe filling jars with hot material and sealing using wire mesh, caps, and clamps. Timing includes letting jars vent, applying tops, and cooling before storing. Safety steps emphasize maintaining heat, proper sealing, and avoiding leaks during processing.
A fragmentary recipe describes canning figs with honey water for syrup and steps to drain, mix, and boil the syrup, then fold in well drained fruit. The text is garbled but indicates quantity measures and cautions about weather and timing. It preserves a historic culinary method with strong entities like figs and honey.
Readable fragments describe preparing a mixture with two parts and six measures of a substance, and storing in water or a cool dark place. Mentions gallons, quarts, and cooling times. Several words are garbled, but overall topic centers on household preservation or preparation steps and storage conditions.
Fragmented text shows Mothers of Oregon planning for a crisis with unclear details. The readable passages reference a camp, songs, and a mix of names and places, but concrete actions, dates, or outcomes are not discernible. The item resembles a garbled historical column or poem fragment with scattered proper nouns.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a Horning airing about dogs and a quote about excessive spending on denounced brutes. The text names Washington and a pointed remark on wasteful expenditure, but details are unclear.
Fianford man severely wounded in a campus assault near Stanford. Capurin J. Williamson reported hurt while he was a student at Stanford. Local authorities investigate the private attack and the condition of the wounded man remains unclear.
Fragmentary OCR describes captives and confinement related to a protest or incident. Mentions a wife, a heifer, two email packets, and Mire Walther given something in a room adjoining a location. Details are largely unclear and names are incomplete.
Washington July 16 In a widening German threat Pershing reported increased proof of Germany preparing a new offensive. Daily communications for several days mention heavy concentrations of men, weapons and ammunition behind the German lines, suggesting imminent central thrusts.
Brooklyn Washington July 96. Two of DCMUAULT Meet sy ly conmre will be a psarvetad at the Prooityn navy yards Brcretary Donel. it wun ioened todas, hi at Droved the building of wnyn at that yard for thhe gnitihee.
An obscure block of advice promotes hot water on waking to flush toxins, with exaggerated claims about cleansing the liver and bowels. It references a “lifeakinet endh day” routine and a bicarbonate-like mixture with lime or phosphate to improve digestion and appearance. The text repeats urgencies and cites unspecified methods for both men and women.
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