Man who would enjoy the mu sle of a band munt keep up
A garbled line suggests a fragment about a man aiming to enjoy music and a band possibly in hard times. The readable text links desire for music with staying current amid economic recession.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1917
Page
3
Mayr's Windertal Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Mayr's Windertal Remedy as a fast cure for stomach troubles including indigestion and stomach discomfort. It claims to ease liver and intestinal disorders, improve appetite, and restore health within 24 hours, urging readers to purchase for relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Woman Sentenced to Gallows in Connecticut Murder Case
Mrs Alnife Archer-Gilligan was found guilty of first degree murder in Hartford Superior Court for the poisoning of Franklin Andrews on May 29 1914. Andrews, an elderly resident of her Windriver home, died from poison. She was sentenced to be hanged November 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford, Gonn
Alnife Archer-Gilligan
Doniot“I
Pranklin
Andrews
Andrew
Windriver
Rieth Boy Falls From Horse Injuring Arm
Perry Woods of Rieth, 12, fell from a horse Thursday morning, dislocating and injuring his arm. Mrs. Filmore visited her son Ralph Holmes in Pendleton. Alvin Quinter and family returned from Washington state. George K K Roberts injured after a fall off a grade, taken to St. Anthony's in Pendleton. Several local residents visit, move, or plan trips, with parties and farewells noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haat
Oregonian
Rieth
Perry Woods
Mmm. M. Woods
Mra, FL
Filmore
la Grande
Ore
Ralph Holmes
OLW
Ho @ N Co
Mian Vaurh Holmes
Ty Walla Washi
Alvin Quinter
Kieth
Bellingham Wash
George KK. Roberts
Wevere Pal
Anthony's Hospital
Pendleton
TFP
Dale Grotte
Neosha Mo
O.w.ho NS. Co
Mr. Luce
Bleth
Porter Walda Wis
Kirker
Fereth
Toviness
Tucan
Wash
Unclear fragmentary report on decorative metalwork details
Fragmentary text describes refining gold and adding tritamings to improve a surface. Mentions an American flag and a citizen named Jenkin Lod Jones, but context is incomplete and details are uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenkin
Mystery of a Hidden Passage Reaches Local Court
A garbled OCR note hints at a court case involving a hidden passage and a device labeled the Miachine of Matreat. The fragments reference locations and individuals in a vague, investigative context. Further readable details are needed to pin down proper names, places, and outcomes.
Unrepentant Sheep Killing Dig Sparks Firing Demands
Local officials demand firings after an unrepentant dig into a sheep killing case. The incident prompts scrutiny of involved personnel and safety policies. No further details available in readable text.
Local War Comfort Drives Ready for U S Troops
In London and Paris, HL SOM Mott ALS and BC Cirter lead efforts at Youngs Wren's Wicretlan Association and Dr A Davie’s headquarters to organize comforts and retraining for U S soldiers sent to the European trenches. Work focuses on morale boosting items and supportive services for troops abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BC Cirter
Youngs Wren
London
A. Davie
Paria
United States
Civil Service Exams Announced for Northwest Region
United States civil service announces examinations in the northwest with several hundred appointments. Positions include head bookkeeper public accountant stenographer typewriter and drafting roles with salaries from 900 to 1100 per year. Applicants should have prior office experience and be prepared to travel, with openings for men and women and emphasis on qualified stenographers and clerical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Rom
Fieion
Herbert BP Ward
Hana
Ootarmariey
Aioe
Iba
Ortenen
Eutiioblie
Drawinis
Prom
Hetter
Sauluries
Gnu
Cherry
Shigmenis
Eerie
CS. Army
Unclear text on parliamentary adjournment and Mesopotamian charges
Fragmentary report describes a London house of commons adjournment with references to Mesopotamian charges and reactions around Bonar Law. Context and specifics are severely garbled, making the precise event unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pharliament
London
Howee of Commons
Andre Bonar Law
Chanciilor
Unien
New Idea Lets Cold Storage Save Fruits and Veggies
Washington July 27 fruit and vegetables may be preserved by freezing storage under a Prevention emergency program run by the United States Department of Agriculture. Hotels restaurants ice cream factories and canneries could use large public cold storage facilities to protect perishables such as corn beans peaches spinach berries cherries and currants. Products must be cooked within a few weeks after freezing to prevent spoilage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Department of Periquiture
Fabreohelt
Canning
Coal Discovery On Alaska Main Line Near Seward
A four foot seam of coal was uncovered 16 miles nearer Seward than the Detroit mine at Chickaloon. Discovered by contractor G Gianninnk while driving a tunnel to secure rock for a OWL, it marks the first coal found on the railway main line. The Alaska Engineering Commission plans to develop unit 49 in the coal fields. work, slated for completion in 26 days, aims to link northern and southern sections of the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eot Sram
Seward
Alaska
United States Railroad
Mili
Detroit
Chickeloon
G Gianninnk
Alaska Engineering
Indernien
Artieist Bactiehon Marriage in Chicago
In Chicago, Colonel Green, noted as Hetty Green’s heir, planned a wedding with Miss Mabel Harlow. He did not attend the ceremony a day before the planned nuptials, announcing a postponed private ceremony instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bot
BR. Green
Flom
Hetty Green
Chicago
Mabel Harlow
Cty
Tate
Food price readings reveal imports sinking in London hotel
Washington dispatch notes Representative Madden of Iowa presenting a London hotel price reading to the house. The report claims steel and other imports from America are stagnating, highlighting one item in particular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
London
Madden
Iino
Stenke
America
Alu
France awards Seattle Guthrie shipyard two steamship contracts
In Seattle July 17 the Guthrie shipyard won a French government contract to build two 800 ton steel steamships at a total cost over $300,000. The United States Shipping Board had approved the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Guthrie Shipyard
United States Shipping Board
Merchant Marine Deck Officer Training Planned Coast to Coast
Plans were announced to establish training for deck officers in the American merchant marine at San Francisco and in Los Angeles, Portland, and Seattle. Captain John K. Bulger, acting steamship inspector, said the program will be free, with applicants required to pass a physics examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Nat- Heal Schowle
American Merchant Marine
Los Angeles
Portland
Seattle
John K. Bulger
Hue
Department of Commerce
Cuphin Bulger
German Agents’ Unrestricted Actions in South America
Washington July 27 continued report notes unrestricted German agent activities in several South American nations. The piece indicates U S authorities consider leveraging their recent control experts to respond, with implied retaliation being considered. An American consular envoy in the region is referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ameren
German anti American campaign alleged by German firms
Reports from several countries describe an anti American campaign organized by German consular officers and large mercantile firms with possible backing from central authorities. The aim appears to be discrediting the United States and reducing American involvement in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fime
United States
Toronto strike ends as steel mill workers return
Toronto Ont July 17 steel workers resume amid a several day strike. The men’s demands will be reviewed by a conciliation board under the federal industrial disputes act as a dispute is settled today.
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Toronto
Ont
Aemun
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