Remember the Soldiers Polished Steel Mirrors
A brief item notes polished steel mirrors produced for or associated with soldiers. No further context provided in readable text.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1918
Page
2
A brief item notes polished steel mirrors produced for or associated with soldiers. No further context provided in readable text.
A display features new coats suits dresses waists and skirts in silk and wool with latest colors. The store invites inspection and promises stylish selections for every size at moderate prices.
Our new fall dress goods come in rich autumn colorings with plaids and plain weaves like French serges and epingle. Leading shades include plum maroon African brown navy and forest green. All wool fine weave epingle clothes in these shades for school dresses at per yard $2.25. Other dress goods range 75c to 4.00.
Outfit the boy for school with T. P. W. clothes that echo adult style. Tailored with care to reflect boyhood spirit, the line offers many distinctive styles priced from $6 to $16. Ages 21 to 17 years. Boys waists 50c to $1.50. Boys shirts 50c to $3.00. Boys hats 50c to $2.50.
The article describes a plan to convert a lavish residence into a semi public home for criminals, with Americans possibly influencing the change. It mentions a large wooded area and a room sized for around 140 beds, and notes officials shifting toward a single committee to oversee the project as a wartime measure.
Surrey reports the arrival of the initial twelve open encapts shipped from Amer heapitala in London, marking the beginning of a new delivery sequence.
Across England a brief calm amid war toes the line of heroism as a cyclist in Newton Pass shows nerve under pressure while in Vancouver harvests of prune crops begin the week of September 2. The fruit follows river valleys up to higher elevations through the month.
In Vancouver a camera man from the education department filmed Revelstoke as part of a farm scene. He described a farmer's reaction and a lost or misunderstood technique, with the phrase Zelmece be Wonderful thing spoken by the volunteer.
In Newburg Minnesota a storm of rhetoric follows comments urging harsh measures against disloyal workers. The speech claims traitors should be forced to arms and criticizes alleged profiteering as unpatriotic. The speaker calls for swift action to defend the nation and warns against mercy to traitors. The remarks tie to broader wartime duties and national security concerns.
A garbled OCR fragment references Honeynony Troll SKaturably in New York and a high society scene involving Deroy Mark Benjamin and a secretive Martial week. It mentions Barlet Caruss and a social world exposure amid a muted, dated context.
Metropolitan Opera tenor Enrico Caruso wed Miss Dorothy Benjamin in a private ceremony at Martie Collerlite church after a license was issued in the afternoon. The couple, described as single, were attended by Rev Dr Murphy and planned to reside in New York, with gossip of past engagements and a public interest in the union.
In Portland Oregon area, Carl Wolwe aged 3 and Dorothy Weber aged 14, children of Mr and Mrs Weller, drowned in the Willamette River at Harchiah when a rowboat capsized during the afternoon. The incident occurred on Holly Street and the river location near 240 Volock.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a wind event near Shannon County. The text mentions muted references to places and a columnar impact, but lacks clear dates or identifiable names. The readable bits suggest a storm or gusts affecting an area near White Sil gorge, with a possible dune or ridge mention and a column reference.
Readable text is garbled OCR with no coherent facts or names. No identifiable event, date, place, or人物 appears to summarize.
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