Medals for French Gratitude Honor Americans and Allies
The Journal of official prints a list of recipients awarded the new Medal of French Gratitude issued since the war. Among first class medalists are Henry Betsy, Hazen Hyde, Anne Penfield, and Sire. Sharp. Fifty eight Americans receive second class medals including Abbott, Coolidge, and Rayuest Well. Third class bronze medals go to Elise Netser, Robert Neesch, Clare Bileco, and more. A parishioner’s backyard contains a slacker bodice.
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Paris
Mare
France
Forchert
Bélgium
Manila
Tollowing Ameri
Henry
Betsy
Rolle
Clearing House of
New York
L&ties
Robert Neeseh
Clare Bileco
Howard Bturger
Jeannette Wuteon
Mist Murlin
Gigantic butterfly discovery in New Guinea described
A naturalist reports finding a colossal butterfly in British New Guinea with a wingspan around four inches across and a female larger than males. The tale recounts the first capture by shooting, subsequent expedition funding, and deaths among expedition members, ending with a perfected specimen.
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New Guinea
British New Guinea
New Champion Billiardist Aims for Long Reign
Whan August Kleckhofer, age 21, defeated Alfred De Oro to win the curhlan DHA championship. He showed clear potential as a real champion and may hold the title longer than this year’s turn of events. The Dillard championship is rapidly changing, making long-term dominance uncertain.
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August Kleckhofer
Alfred de Oro
Marines Campaign Spurs Fateful Paris Land Sale
A fragmented report details a Marine movement led by General Wookine in Paris with Patel and Carnie Fine Winations, pushing a controversial land purchase as part of a nationwide push to raise support. The piece hints at public interest, special favors, and growing popularity in the empire amid shifting leadership.
Grange Meeting Reports Local Farm News and Social Notes
At Umapine Kudwon Hay Grange meeting County Agricultural Agent M. Shrock and Farmer's Hank of Walla Walla agent Mr Jamieson discussed work across Oregon with emphasis on Yamhill County. Local sales included 182 head of stock for 10 000 and six oxen for 150. Community updates covered seeding plans, ranch moves, church events, and illness notes in Arlington and nearby areas.
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Kudwon Hay Grange
M. & Shrock
Jamieson
Hank
Walla Walla
Shrock
Firth
Lantern Wilder
Oregon
Yamhill
Damieson
Fartier
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Charlie Metinbutt
Pendleton
Jack Stewart
Walker
Charlie Demarty
Milton 182
Ole Goodman
Kyle McDaniell
Canyon
Wash
Carpenter
Charlie Worlmin
Montmon
RS. Parker
Chester Davis
Florence Mailioyl
Arlington
Guy Young
Noriing
John FL Gibson
Wiherlin
Huth Tleed
Bern Werionds
Mire
Saunders
le Sone
Mies
Will Kinney
First Woman Appointed To Camp Hospital Library
The American Library Association with the Commission on Training Camp Activities announces the appointment of Miss Olen Ween as head librarian at Camp Widerworth Spartanburg to oversee the library and entertainment work at the hospital. A trained woman librarian will head the ward library at Avabo Dodiehan hospital for the same service. A digest of medical guidance appears amid a health advertisement urging readers to use Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and relief from headaches and constipation.
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American Library Association
Commisnion
Ywrurkin
Olen Ween
Han Beer Th Uririan
Aibetetty
Minois
Cimp Wideworth
Spartan
Curg
S.C
Ohinrae
I Orary
Afabo Dodiehan Hawaki
Cimp
Wirartian Ie
Vani Upitot
Japan's Man Power Ready When Wasted Say Commissions
Washington March 20. Japanese manpower is ready wherever needed for the army. A member of the imperial special military force states Japan will provide workers and troops to support military efforts as required by allied leaders.
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Washington
Lainh Minpower
le Reid
Allice
Fragmented OCR Briefing on Military Guests and Payments
The readable lines describe guests with many high functions after quielting munitions factories. They will go to Feats to oberrye fein. A person named Joh would be a hooprt of the armor if it paid, and he joined to refrain from taking any money.
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Gta
Itching relief promise from E. W. Rose Co ad
An archaic advertisement touts a single remedy for itching and skin eruptions. The E. W. Rose Co of Cleveland promotes Zemo as a satisfying liquid that cleanses and soothes eczema blotches ringworm and similar troubles, claiming it leaves skin soft and healthy.
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E. W. Rose Co
Cleveland
Cream In Nose Instructions For Cold Relief
Fragmented text advises applying a cream for nasal relief and mentions a home remedy routine. It references a fragrance and rinse approach, with unclear steps about dosage and timing. Entities include a pharmacist and a product name, but specifics are garbled. The text mentions headaches, snuffing, and nightly use for allergy like symptoms.
Quit Meat To Protect Kidneys Warns Health Authority
A health notice urges reducing meat intake for kidney health amid warnings of dietary risks. It explains symptoms like kidney pain and urine changes and recommends hydration and certain beverages while cautioning against harmful additives.
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