Oregon senator's stance on League of Nations contrasts with Lodge group
The Oregonian discusses Senator McNary aligning with Wilson and Taft on the League of Nations. It praises his nonpartisan stance against the anti League forces, noting Oregon’s wartime loyalty and eagerness for international peace. It argues the league offers a practical extension of American principles.
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Enator M'Nary
Wilson
Taft
League of Nations
Lodge
Knox
Moses
Oregon
Senate
America
Chew That Delivers Long-Lasting Tobacco Taste
A small chew offers an enduring tobacco flavor and quick satisfaction. The product emphasizes lasting chewability, reducing the need for frequent restocking.
Pole Star lore and a barber shop caper
A chaotic fragment recounts the Pole Star as a guiding beacon for a wandering tribe and a humorous twist in a barber shop where a young man named Jones experiences a farcical shave. The text blends celestial lore with comic local color and a stray dialogue.
Homecoming Stir Sparks Silent Countdown
A garbled reminiscence captures a cityfolk waiting for a familiar figure to return, with a refrain of cheers and a steady vigil like a parade moment. The passage evokes long absence, anticipation, and a communal nod to a hero's homecoming.
Independent newspapers and party bias in politics
The Independent Newspaper discusses Mr. Bryan’s partisan preference and Oregonian praise, contrasting independent press duty with party loyalty. It argues editors should serve the public, not a candidate or party, and defends the independent press as a balance against radicalism and extremism.
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Portland Oregonian
Bryan
Oregonian
Oregonians
Jas
Pendleton
Portland
The
East
Parker
Democrats
Roosevelt
Ervan
Independent
Independent Press
How the Wounded Fell Observation from Fort Benjamin Harrison visit urges support for League of Nations
Chicagoean reports from the Fort Benjamin Harrison soldiers hospital where about 1000 wounded veterans, including those who served overseas, affirm that public opposition to the League of Nations could end careers. They view presidential efforts as humanitarian and seek universal peace, advising political leaders to listen to the troops.
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Chicagean
Chicago Tribune
Fort Benjamin Harrison
League of Nations
War era letters attack Germany coffee trade fraud
A July 46 dispatch critiques German influence and the coffee trade, accusing Germany of wartime profiteering and praising Allied unity. The note cites Alfred Schmidt and Mr. Closet while denouncing alleged German deception and urging support for the United States, Brazil, and the Allied cause.
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Hernan
United Stated
North America
Braet
Alfred Ay Chommeet
Porthlandy
Germany
Hrarit
Bevten
Aloe
Neclard
Santo
Germin
Traci
Gernkien
Schmidt
Sehmidt
Piriesehen
Neofaihet
Dre Hpitacio Parena
Clostet
Compmercia
Brogtagnem Haray
President Wilson Seeks Peace Across the Sea
A fragment cites Wilson’s desire for peace after war, asserting America’s aim for international harmony and an end to conflict as the president travels overseas to negotiate. The passage underscores the will to end fighting and secure global peace.
Sires hos and kitchen tips in a garbled note
A fragmented OCR reading outlines kitchen guidance about olives and baking. Mentions a cupful of ripe olives, a devine tone, and a substitute flour method for making a pan brand. Includes stray words like clean won and caned comb without clear context. The text is incoherent and lacks a clear news event or persons.
Silent Film Jest Sparks Patent Medicine Fear
A garbled dialogue scene shows Murray Sennett and others squabbling over a scheming get rich scheme amid censured patent medicines. The group argues about loyalty, business rivals, and a plan to exploit the public with questionable cures while a third party warns of betrayal and harm.
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Neale
Murray Lely
Sennett
Hineinen
Murray
Cone
Itchy Skin Ailments Promised Cure By Blood Purifier
An advertisement touts Swift Specific 8 S.Si as a premier blood purifier for eczema and skin eruptions. It claims long use and nationwide availability, urging readers to request complete treatment guidance from the Chief Medical Adviser at Swift Specific Co. Dept. S2, Atlanta, Ga.
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Swift Specific Co
Atelantu
New office location announced near Inland Empire Bank
The public is informed that the business has moved to a new office over the Inland Empire Bank at the corner of Court and Main streets.
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Inland Empire Bank
Corner Court
Main Streets
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