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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1918
Page
2
Fragmented wartime account describes American and Allied soldiers evacuated after shell hits, detailing injuries, medical conditions, and the chaos of trench warfare. It covers病 column on wounded, hospitalizations, and the moral toll on troops during a brutal engagement.
Ukiah dispatch notes springlike warmth with risks of a cold snap. Local events include Esther Mark teaching in Blackburn district, Clair Sturdivant delaying return, and residents tending ice on ponds. Junior Red Cross planned in Kiel to involve children in war work.
Fragmented text blends a patriotic solicitation with a medical advertisement. It quotes the nation’s fate and urges fortitude while inserting an unsolicited health cure claim. The ad promises bowel relief and a tonic effect, naming a patent remedy and a price.
Fragmentary text suggests a censored or damaged article segment referencing Laila H Chall and wartime rhetoric. The readable portions imply a debate or directive about moral conduct or cultural activity during conflict, but specifics are unclear. Further readable context is required for a precise summary.
Nicholas Challf, an interpretive dancer, plans a ten story studio opposite Carnegie Hall funded by his lucrative success. He warns that barnyard dance styles like the bunny hug and steasy wiggle will not revive, claiming war has steadied the public’s taste and the dance scene will rise with a revived American spirit despite cabaret excess.
A garbled passage offers health guidance on kidney care, hydration and cleansing practices, mentioning toxins, diets, and beverages. The disjointed lines reference various people and places, but provide no coherent report or verifiable events.
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