Dreams and Nightmares Through a Wartime Night Sky
The poem by James J. Mettleomery describes dreamlike scenes of war shadows on walls, fairies, goblins, and celestial travel. It blends grim lines of pain with hopeful journeys across stars toward happiness, ending with the idea of dreams concealing despair from a gallant little ear?
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Equity and the Burden of War Weighs Unevenly
The speaker argues that true equity in war is impossible for any country. Sharing the burden fairly is unattainable because some men front the fighting while others stay home. The idea questions the fairness of compensations and sacrifice during wartime.
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Do All You Can Even If Justice Is Not Perfect
The speaker says it is impossible to divide the financial burden exactly and urges doing the best possible, not halting due to imperfect justice. Everyone should contribute as much as they can, and those who overperform have cause for pride while shirkers face self-imposed punishment.
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Red Cross
Expedition to Petrograd Shapes Allied War Effort
The essay extols sending an American commission to Petrograd as a pivotal, though understated, wartime action. It highlights Elihu Root and colleagues, General Scott, and business leaders aiding Russia to keep it in the fight, suggesting this effort could surpass trenches in importance. It notes strong national banking, reserves, and the need for civilian sacrifice via Liberty loans.
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Elihu Root
Petrograd
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Root
Scott
United States
Crews Financial Review
28 Years Ago Today Read by Falls East Oregonian
A garbled 1888 item recalls buffaloes near New Fis GTO Leing town attacked by a mysterious force as townsfolk react with fear. The fragmented note mentions a banked street, strained opinions, and a handful of locals named in a cryptic context.
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Marine Corps Chief and Secretary Daniels review parade at Washington
Major General Cera Karnet, Commandant of the United Marine Corps, and Secretary Daniels lead a parade of new Marine units and officers during a ceremony in Washington. The event highlights modernization and training for continued service in Europe and beyond.
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Niecy Thewlets
Realty Transfers Deeds In Athena and Hermiston areas
Real estate deeds show F E King and others transferring parcels to W B Kine in Railroad Addition Athena. J & Roms and others convey lot 15 block H Hermiston Orchards to Eather M onrereil. W J Futnish and wife to J Mourr. sw 1-4 BE 1-4 section 14 township 4 north range 29.
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Athena
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Hermistton Orchards
W. J. Futnish
Et Ux
J. Mourr
Ranke
Discoverer Finds Hazardous Material Ten Times Stronger
A reported discovery describes a hazardous material allegedly ten times more powerful than the subject’s own substance. No date or location provided. Further details and verification are awaited from authorities.
Explosive Discovery Claims Whitworth Doctor and Son
Dr Waltort, newly elected vice president of the American Meddl eF harention logie, claims to have discovered a powerful explosive 16,0006 tithe ae pwonerful as denumite. He and his son reportedly created it during experiments at a nah stitute and warned ingredients are easily obtained not farther from New York than New Jersey.
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the Waltort
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Savy Policy Absolute Openness Says Daniels
Washington June Li Secretary Daniels discussed navy policy and its openness amid claims of disaster. He denied any intent to minimize losses and noted no American ship had been sunk by the enemy, though reports of attacks and wounded aboard ships persisted.
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Daniels
Washington
Daniele
Kinelieti
Atlante Comet
Sheep King of America Hubert Stanfield Faces Trade Stumble
Friends of Robert Stanfield Spesker refer to him as the sheep king of America as he negotiates livestock deals across the Salem legislature region. He reportedly controlled vast numbers of sheep and attempted to sell tin Larne for 194000 head, with a price set at 1.407,000. The bid was not accepted, and lamb values rose afterward. Stanfield heads to Crow Oregon and Colorado, pursuing roaming flocks.
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America
Max Thame
Baker
Ameria
Robert Stanfield Spesker
Salem
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