Social and personals note on influenza ban lift and arrivals
The article records the lifting of the influenza ban in Pendleton and the morning departures of several students to resume studies at the University of Washington. It lists local residents visiting, returning, or leaving, plus a detailed society dinner hosted by Henry J. Taylor at his ranch to close the peace celebration. It notes medical concerns about lingering illness and a final aside on army infectious disease debates.
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Ihia
Mion Thelma Thompson
Madeline Buren
Katherine ‘Thom
Min Kena Halen
University of Washington
Wen
Daphne Bwearibgen
Alo
Dnatversity
Collese Unt
Bows of Local Baye in Sere Information Experiment
In a note from the era a local Baye bows event is described as part of a sere information experiment. Wilpe Spbreciaiod appears as a named individual linked to the project amid sparse readable fragments. The text hints at community involvement and experimental context.
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Wilpe Spbreciaiod
Pendleton Farmers Brother Wounded in France
E. E. Relaiann, a Pendleton farmer, was wounded in France. He lay on the battlefield for two days before being picked up. A large water well exploded nearby, tearing through his hull and causing paralysis of one eye.
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Pendleton
E. E. Relaiann
France
Lange Watell
Ene
Princess Toiler In Streets Princess In Squalid Quarters
New York mov 12 intimate hows of the condition of former Russian court members are given in a letter from Hugo Blackmanson a Finnish painter who spent years in Petrograd as a court favorite now back in Helsingfors He writes one of his closest friends is now on the streets and recalls Prince Putatin husband of a former wife of a former high official Maria Pavlovna princess of Sweden living in squalid quarters with no servant and bare rations He notes the Grand Duchess fate and the downfall of Tsars wealth The exiled figures face hunger and hardship narrating a harsh daily living.
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Americans Enter North Russia Under Fire
North Russia November 12. American forces joining Russo allied troops meet heavy shelling after disembarking from trains. One American unit relieves French troops and half the British staff praise their steadiness amid shrapnel and Bolshevik machine guns. Americans and locals share huts and stations along the rail line, with villagers offering rooms and tea in hostile conditions.
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Offierra
Plan to combat tuberculosis among returning soldiers
Trenton November 12 A war service report by Dr Samuel R English Glen Gardner Tuberculosis Home superintendent to State Charities Commissioner Lewin outlines unification of the home and a care plan for tuberculosis sufferers in line with the department policy to rehabilitate returning American servicemen. Medical experts warn many veterans may show tuberculosis signs due to mobilization strain crowded camps and marches and trench life.
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Virginia City Records No PLC Cash During Flu Epidemic
The text notes no PLC cash in Virginia City amid the Spanish influenza outbreak with Reno and Carson City affected. Schools closed and theaters dark as preventive measures. City holds many preparations ready should cases appear, population around five thousand, and freedom from militia noted by medical men.
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Mrs Sage American Philanthropist Dies at 96
Mrs Russell Sage, renowned American philanthropist and once the world’s richest woman, died at her Fifth Avenue home after a brief illness. She had given away vast sums, totaling about 30 million dollars, since her husband’s death. Her passing follows decades of charitable work and public generosity.
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Marriage and Birth Rates Law in Italy
Rome dispatch reports Italy contemplates new measures on marriage and birth rates. Henry Woop notes government consideration of policy changes affecting families, demographics, and social planning amid ongoing debates in Rome.
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Italy
Birthrate Decline in Italy Deepens Under War Strain
Italy’s prewar birthrate and marriage levels fell sharply after its entry into World War I. Marriages dropped from about 260,000 yearly to 185,090 in 1915 and 106,000 in 1916, with further declines expected. Births fell from 1,132,000 to 1,100,000 in 1915 and to about 691,000 in 1916, signaling looming postwar repopulation challenges.
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