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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
2
A local shop advertises a broad selection of leather garments including goats, jackets and related items. Prices range from $810 to $25, with emphasis on practicality and value and a focus on durable, serviceable outerwear.
Grosvenor Clarkson leading the council of state in urging citizens to support wartime efforts. He stresses the duty of those at home to sustain the troops and the nation, urging contributions to the War Work Campaign to strengthen resolve and unity during the crisis.
New York Nov 12 Normin Armour of Chicane secretarty at the American embassy in Petrograd arrived in New York on his way to Washington with reports for the State Department. He described Petrograd as deserted and starving, noting street horses hitched to public cabs and the dead carried away for food as Bolshevik rule worsens. He traveled via Manait and spoke of severe winter hardships beyond description. He was accompanied by William Co Huntington and Felix Wiltlowby Smith, American consul agents.
An unaired Proen Staff dispatch from Franch describes American Army cooks working under fire as they prepare meals for soldiers. The piece portrays the kitchen as a lifeline, with cooks risking discipline to feed those in the front, while soldiers express gratitude and humor amid hardship.
London date later reports an odd note about a Witty officer who fell in Veith an American Ted Creev girl Aid. John Lane publisher seeks to identify the unknown officer and publish a manuscript found with a roll of papers. The text hints at a dramatic, romantic confession and wartime correspondences between lovers.
Fragmentary and garbled OCR notes express appreciation from King George to Wilson in London. The text includes misread names and phrases about public messages and gratitude, with uncertain references to months or events and unclear context.
In Yakima Washington on November 19 a late report states twenty seven Indians died from Mississippi fever related illness during a local outbreak. Official notes indicate provincial officials are investigating the cause and scope of the spread as hospitals report rising admissions.
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United Front staff reports a WWII frontline tale of a Canadian Marine, Avid Lefevre, wounded near ChatoayBrea who endures pain with grit. He recovers in a French hospital while fellow soldiers and nurses aid the weary unit amid perilous night events.
An ornate advertisement promises waviness thickness and gloss for hair free from dandruff. It touts a single application as vastly effective with bold claims about shedding every particle of dandruff and restoring luster, urging readers to buy now at local stores.
Readable phrases show disjointed lines about a tired man, singing, and stray quotes. The text appears as garbled dialogue with no clear event, date, place, or identifiable people to anchor a coherent summary.
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