Spirit of the democratic army for wartime service
A Home Reading lesson extols the U S Army as democratic and self reliant, stressing teamwork, regular discipline, and open promotion. It urges all citizens to support war effort, pay taxes, and back national defense as Congress pledges resources, with patriotism as the guiding spirit.
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Hunker Hill
New Orleans
Buena Vista
Gettysburg
Bandigo
Europe
United States Army
Ourherk
Mperial Eens
National Army
Huntierad Griny Fia
Fuckioel
Asherita
United States
Constipation Relief Promises Comfort for Babies
An advertisement advises mothers that infant constipation causes discomfort and bloating. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non opiate laxative made from herbs plus charcoal, claiming it helps loosen stool and ease pain. A trial bottle is offered free by writing to Dr W B Caldwell at 464 Washington St, Monticello, Illinois.
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W. EB. Caldwell
Washington Bt
Monticello
Ilinois
Nebraska Man Buys Land at Stanfield
Stanfield reports WM Reynolds from Nebraska purchased forty acres of the Furnish project from James M. Kyle and will begin building four dwellings and a barn. Reynolds plans to move soon. Mary McCormish will visit her son in Colorado next week, with W P Ward and family to occupy her home in her absence. Various locals and visitors are noted in Pendleton and surrounding areas.
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Stanfield
WM. Reynolds
Nebraska
Jamean M. Kyle
Reynolds
Mary McCormish
Colorado
W. P Ward
RR. M Stowart
Portland
Mary Spencer
Sindleton
Lee McWililieme
Ketchican
Alaska
T A Yates
Pendleton
Hutchinson
Evangeline Hamimroad
Baker
Jessicharda
J. A. Kirkpatrick Hind
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Hugh Kirkpatrick
W. H. Copeland
Hugh Stanfield
Crowder Willl
Betts
Main Street
Teorke Co Coe
Daughtrey
Jennette Milner
New York
Mra HK. Sanford
Smythe
Nel
Pendinton Pasenters
Jonnie Hiieeman
Monmouth
LIVE NEWS OF THE NORTHWEST HITTH, Mott Sept 15
Fall of events report from Mott includes mentions of William F F Dann and the Inter national Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Draft news hints at exemptions and union leaders. mining firms show interest in Dunn’s status. Camp Lewis notes discuss trench systems, training, and preparations for potential engagements in a broader war effort.
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HITTH
Mott
Uneir Liew
Hremma
William FF. Dann
Hutte Lomal
Internationsl Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Fontier Chufrimutin
Mens Vral
Eivente Vir
Munn
al Thea
Settine Dunn
A U U Meeting Planned in Seattle October First
The Pacific Northwest Association of the Amateur Athletic Union will hold its annual meeting in Seattle on October 1 to set plans for the coming season. The meeting was moved from Spokane where it was originally scheduled for September 30. Major Henry Hreckenrider, former assistant secretary of war, resigned from Cabinet due to policy disputes. A government shipment of 106,700,000 bunkers of Canadian wheat to Great Britain via Vancouver will begin this week with a government official traveling to monitor the route.
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Seattle
Northwest Association of the Amaeour Athletic Union
Spokane
Vancouver
Great Britain
Contakeseen and the Cure Recordings From 19th Century Ad
After pneumonia typhoid fever and grip the remedy Floods Sarsapariila is praised as a highly recommended tonic. Thousands testify to its effectiveness and rapid results.
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Cardui
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Federal Reserve
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Lew Dee i Benet
Kwong Hong Low
Alta St
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Keely
Prone Associaton
Hugh L. Scott
Weyman-Bruton Company
Broadway
New York City
Pendleton Meat Co
Hazel St
Ore
Ry McCormmish
Son
Live News OF the Northwest
Lewis
Bem
Lange Enwah
Viedbie
Freckenridze
Lewir
Luke
Majjor Henry Hreckenrider
Wisson
C. S. Budd
Calif
Cardus
F. L. Ingram
Rooma
Pendeton Woodworking Co
Pendleton Woodworking CO
Oscar Warnstrom
West Webb St
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