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Advertisers tout rapidly selling new yard items featuring dark rich plaids and stripes.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
2
Advertisers tout rapidly selling new yard items featuring dark rich plaids and stripes.
Paris officials continued discussions on defense and evacuation measures for the entrenched camp defenses and population protection. Interior Minister Jules Pan and Public Works Minister Albert Claveille were questioned on evacuation if needed. Deputy Lowe Jean Pusch reported on partial evacuation while Claveille outlined transport means for mass exodus and the Education Minister noted safeguards for national treasures.
In Paris near St Den oli a violent explosion hit a temperature during the night. One person was wounded and material damage occurred when an air tank blew up mere minutes after workers had toting the findings.
Copenhagen dispatch says German papers publish that Bolsheviks in Western Siberia have been toppled by counter revolutionary forces forming a new government backed by the Cuschoglovala. Captured are Omval Ramara and Novanikolovak. Lenin moves Polahevik units toward the Volga and in the Ural region.
A fashion sketch describes a well dressed woman in a Polret twill suit with large batch pockets, buttoned and tailored for a refined wardrobe. The piece highlights the chic lines and structured silhouette of a polished, modern look.
June 19 The German high command plans repeated attacks between the North Sea and Champagne while pressing toward Paris along the Marne and Olive. Allies suffer fatigue as reserves are drawn down, with American reinforcements seen as crucial for manpower. The decisive battle is expected in the coming months.
A wartime field concert by American soldiers near a Picardy village ends as the night fades toward battle. The men, in worn uniforms, play a morale boosting set including La Paloma and Le Palos on a stone wall beside a pond as officers and bandsmen share a quiet moment before the march onward. A French Seine-band note and a hopeful chorus rise from the crowd as the soldiers vow to stay united through all weather and peril.
Fragment discusses dangers of impure remedies and iron deficient conditions. It urges caution when illness strike and endorses pills sold by druggists as safe options.
A long OCR fragment lists breakfast and dinner items with coffee, barley porridge, prunes, rye bread, pea soup, butter sandwiches, salads, fruit, fish, and baked dishes. It includes miscellaneous recipes and measurements such as vegetable fat, brown sugar, milk, flour, baking powder, and raisins. The text reflects a wartime or domestic cookbook style with meal ideas and basic instructions.
General Pershing reports continued artillery and patrol activity near Chaudau Thierry during the night, with several prisoners captured. The dispatch notes ongoing combat and monitoring efforts as operations persist in the sector.
A feature highlights a row of notable figures from the war era as the commission in Washington, D.C. evaluates veteran roles and public service. Names and specific actions are noted, tying history to current policy discussions.
A brief public notice summarizes a medical product claim related to eczema relief and seeks information on usage attempts. It notes consumer questions about stopping itching and references a mid trial discussion without naming individuals or organizations.
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