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Newspaper
Saint Johns Review
Location
Saint Johns, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented item notes LR Weimer Transfer and Storage operating at Portland and Suburban area. It references an attorney dock and a point of sale or securing location. The readable text is unclear on dates parties or outcomes.
The article traces bell history from ancient Greece and Rome to medieval Europe, noting early uses for alerts and greetings. It highlights 1704 Moscow bell, Notre Dame bell, and materials used in bell making, then describes beliefs in bells having supernatural power to avert calamities and pests.
A reflective message urges leaving behind doubt and disappointment as Mother Nature signals fresh beginnings. It calls for embracing hope and faith, shedding fears, and pursuing higher ideals to face the New Year with courage and determination.
Empire Investment Co St Johns Office 117 Philadelphia Street announces construction of several four room houses for sale on easy payments. Also offers choice unimproved residence property for sale.
A reflective poem laments forgotten chances and unspoken deeds left undone. The speaker recalls missed actions and regrets that time has passed, realizing the value of small acts of kindness now beyond reach.
A devotional meditation urges believers to view trials and temptations of the New Year as divine forma tions for spiritual riches. It argues God permits hardship to reveal Christ’s face in every circumstance and to open new spiritual wonders as believers obey. The piece cautions for joy amid difficulties and reminds that Jesus accompanies each trial today.
The message urges that a New Year’s virtue lies in personal effort and persistence. It advocates embracing new hopes and ambitions with renewed resolutions, stressing that the year’s value comes from daily resolve rather than calendar change, and that one good resolution merits another.
The message expresses confidence that peace will prevail and hardships will be few as the store plans to open a better, larger location in 1919, signaling optimism and continued community presence.
An English language summary argues Europe faces widespread famine with Belgium, northern France, Serbia, and Ukraine among the hardest hit while America must export at least 20 million tons of food to meet global relief goals. It warns famine could trigger revolt and calls continuous aid and shipping access to avert broader disaster.
A fragment reflects a boastful view of voluntary food conservation. It claims no one suffered hardship from self denial and asserts improved health and spirit among people due to friendly national restraint across nations. The language echoes hazy patriotic tone with uncertain context and phrases.
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