Golden Medical Discovery Promoted by Doctor Pierce
Advertising notice touts Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic for stomach and liver disorders. It claims roots like Golden Seal and Bloodroot are preserved in glycerine and offers a free booklet from Buffalo based on medical authorities. Also promotes All-Healing Salve for ulcers and Pleasant Pellets for digestive health.
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Doctor Pierce
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Testing Drug Trials In The Dark Yard Of A Great Plant
The Los Angeles Times quotes a chemist describing humane and inhumane drug testing on animals in a large chemical plant yard. He notes ergotine for chickens, hasheesh for dogs, and digitalis tested on frogs, with some self experimentation by chemists leading to severe consequences.
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Los Angeles Times
Raven Symbolism in Christian Legend Referenced
In the National Review, Rev. R. L. Giles analyzes the raven as both ill omen and devout, noting its emblematic procrastination cry Cras tomorrow. He recalls medieval nativity tableau lore where the raven asks Quando and the ark’s figures respond with biblical echoes.
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National Review
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R. L. Giles
Iris
Bethlehem
Eamus
Time She Began On Sixth Avenue Car
A New York Press item recounts a conductor asking a woman for her seven or eight year old daughter’s fare on a Sixth Avenue surface car. The woman insists she has never paid for the child, while the conductor presses for the fare.
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New York Press
Genius Defined in a Bulletin Style
A brief witty note from Sydney Nova Scotia’s Wo Bulletin on genius as a limitless capacity to appropriate others’ ideas. The playful definition is framed by a professor of literature and a young audience dialogue.
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Sydney
N.S. Wo Bulletin
The Spendthrift Version Delivers Wallet Wisdom
A Philadelphia press quip features Kwater and Gailey debating thrift with the line Take care of the pennies and the dollars will take care of your heirs. The exchange echoes old money wisdom in a witty dialog.
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Kwater
Gailey
Philadelphia Press
An Agreement. Parishioner and Minister in Alley Talk
A brief parishioner and new minister exchange in a Leslie's Weekly vignette. The parishioner, a bit inebriated, laments the preaching while the minister admits he heard little. The witty dialogue captures comic churchyard banter and social humor.
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Leslie
Fashionable Summer Frocks For Young Girls
Ellen Stan outlines broad choices in silk and mull frocks in pink and yellow rose prints on cream, pale greens and blues with daisies and forget me nots, fine lawn and batiste like linens, dotted swisses, sik ginghams, and voile. The article notes wear and comfort differences, favors batiste, nat suk, lawns over linens, and gives a three size pattern for a summer waist with fabric yardage for a sixteen year old.
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Batiste
Sugar as Food and Its Muscular Benefits Cited
The London Lancet argues sugar is a powerful, cheap energy source that boosts endurance in workers, athletes, and soldiers. It cites experiments and notes excess harms from too much sugar, while small, distributed intake supports energy and performance. A comic exchange about jam, a pantry key loss, and a window escape closes with a Catholic Mirror citation.
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London Lancet
Silence and Escape at Lamp Post in Grim Street Scene
A distraught man proclaims love to a silent woman as tears fill his eyes. A gruff voice intervenes urging him to follow, and a police officer leads the man away from the lamp post in a terse London moment.
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London
Mystery and politics prompt cautious responses
The piece notes a politician insisting he must study a difficult question while his wife suggests declining interviews. A religious editor in Washington queries whether poker is sin and, after prayerful thought, answers affirmatively based on how some play the game.
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Washington Star
Philadelphia Press
Notice of Sawmills Lying on Land in Chehalis County
Landowner W. F. Lyons declares a list of saw logs lying on Lot 1 Aberdeen Gardens Chehalis County Washington. Owners must remove logs and pay damages within 380 days or logs will be sold to cover damages. Logs branded O K Mi U 22 13 35 SBW TF Diamond B W V with 7 dots. Dates March 19 1908 to April 16 1908.
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Aberdeen Gardens
Chehalis County
State of Washington
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SBW
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Wishkah River
Notice to remove logs from Lot 4 Section 11 lands
Legal notice states that logs lying on Lot 4 Section 11 north rang 9 west must be removed or sold to recover damages within 20 days. Logs are branded U O WBS 35 V circle K W 99 O K circle T 25 M 114 21 Box B T W M HULET. Last publication date April 16, 1905?
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WBS
Notice to remove logs from Aberdeen Gardens lands
Landowners on lots 7 12 18 14 in Aberdeen Gardens Chehalis county Washington must remove branded saw logs or face sale after 230 days. Branded logs include 35 8 W Bear Foot O K U Diamond SBW165 Box B Circle F Circle Kk A N O O X xxx2 H. Bulet court notice spans March 26 1968 to April 28 1908.
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Bear Foot O. K
U. 2
Notice to log owners on Aberdeen Gardens lands
A public notice warns owners of logs on lots 7 8 and 9 Aberdeen Gardens Wishkah River Chehalis County Washington to remove the logs or pay damages. It lists branded logs including 35 25 Horseshoe L O K J B HENRY LENTZ and notes dates from March 26 1908 to April 23.
Damages and Lot 2 Claim in Section 11 North Range 9 West
Land claim notes Lot 2 Section 11 north range 9 west with damages due within 30 days. Branded logs include 25 2 logs A 8 logs N O 3 logs O K 6 logs U 4 logs OK in square W 8 logs 35 8 logs 3 stars 2 1 log 26 1 log IL in brackets log 15 1 log QO X 1 log Diamond S W CHAS HULET. First publication March 26 1908. last publication April 238 1908.
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Square
S. W. Chas, Hulet
Gray's Harbor Abe Deen Semi-Weekly Herald Ad
A twice a week transcript pricing notice for the Gray's Harbor Abe Deen Semi-Weekly Herald indicates a price of $2.00 with $1.50 in advance.
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Gray’s Harbor
Abedeen
Herald
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