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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1918
Page
2
June figures show wartime relief effort funds and hospital supplies distributed to battle victims. Several thousand beds, clothing, food, and equipment funded by relief programs supported children and refugees. Officials recount transportation, medical services, and reconstruction needs amid ongoing campaign demands.
A garbled OCR item asks about privacy of public access to an office and references a trial or event with unclear names. The fragment hints at a public figure or trial context but remains unreadable. It notes the orator or office attempting to make something popular among men at the office.
British intelligence chief Cok Buchan reviews German propaganda efforts in World War I. He argues German campaigns were largely ineffective due to overhasty messaging and poor psychology, while American efforts undercut German claims and influenced neutral and allied audiences.
Portland reports a cherished wedding heirloom stolen days after a two week marriage as the bride’s funeral occurs. Police Inspector Hyde said the relic, a memento valued at £190, was recovered after a man died in the effort. The theft disrupted the bride’s family and prompted further inquiries into the sequence of events surrounding the couple and the grieving household.
A fragmented narration describes an eccentric German governor general and a mysterious Belgian goat newspaper. Every morning a local diary city reading yields a copy of L'Ame Belae, triggering bizarre chronic-badigen tion, with detectives failing to locate the editors as a tiny man laughs.
A fragmentary nursery verse describes household cooking routines and dietary guidance. It references corn, cottage cheese, a seven month period, a print shop, rice preparation, and a bold dietary guide urging perseverance. The archaic language and misspellings obscure exact meaning but preserve domestic chores and nutrition themes.
A faded recipe notice describes using rice, Bavarian cream, and fruit to create a decorative dessert. It instructs layering cooked rice with cream and fruit inside a cloth, then steaming until set, and serving with a sauce. The text references a village tradition of avoiding waste and mentions quantities for four servings.
At a Budapest meeting, delegates debated the future of the Hungarian Republic. Deputy Dusetnehi led the pole, while the majority backed a union led by Prince Myasgi, son of Archduke Ferdinand. The discussion recalled the 1914 ultimatum and warned of renewed threats amid ongoing foreign pressure.
Readable fragments describe a death in New York involving Joseph Corbett, son of Mr and Mme Corbett, with references to attendance at his mournful event and a later superintendent. Other names appear garbled alongside mentions of the Apinieh government and Panera.
An advertisement claims Lydia I Pinkham's Medicine helps with nervous pain and female ailments. It cites testimonials from women in San Francisco and Cottage Street addresses and invites readers to request information from E Medicine Co for special ailments.
Fragmentary OCR text references O W Tt Ny, Mick Corbett, Hay Hines, and a death before reaching someone. Mentions ganel military Loonginonten. Details are unreadable and names are unclear.
Fragmentary reminiscence from a veteran recalling a failed ride with the American Army. The speaker describes shocks, wounds, and a claim of never getting a chance at wartime action, contrasting longing with limited opportunity and a difficult escape. The text preserves a voice of hardship and persistence amid conflict.
In Panama on October 10, Latin America expresses strong unity with the Allied cause. Foreign Affairs Secretary Latevre states Latin America stands with American armies in Europe and holds deep friendship for the soldiers, sending hearts and support from one end of the region to the other.
Ward Washington Oct 17 Twelve prominent residents of Cub ham Wie were charged with coating Drake with yellow paint after allegedly refusing to buy Liberty Bonds for the Det Co redue. Four defendants stood trial while others awaited hearings. The case centers on a local wartime protest action and related conduct.
The article reports German government action against a Pan-Germanic newspaper, citing suppression of a disputed manifesto and indicating a likely recall of the paper. It notes Berlin authorities aim at countering what they call a dishonorable response to a prior protest and implies a formal government measure.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a health note discussing complexion and remedies for liver and bowel ailments. Mentions Dr Edwards and Olive Te who may be physicians or remedies, with unclear context and several garbled phrases.
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