Change in Woman's Life Promoted by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Graniteville Vermont letter praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief during the Change of Life. The writer claims complete restoration to health and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. The advertisement asserts wide endorsements and cures for female ailments and nerve symptoms.
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Graniteville
Lydia E
Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mus
Cras
Barclay R.B.D
Lydia E. Pintkhorn
Leo Earlig Wem
Italian hunter fined. gun confiscated in Hoquiam
Hoquiam October 7 Justice W M Lamb fined Jim Carisino five dollars and costs for carrying a gun contrary to the new law. Deputy Game Warden A V Elmer arrested Carisino while he was out hunting and the weapon was confiscated.
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Hoquiam
Jim Carisino
W. M. Lamb
Carisino
A. V. Elmer
Dredge to be brought to Hoquiam for repairs
The Polson Logging Company dredge will reach Hoquiam next week for repairs after snagging during work to deepen Polson creek. The snag halted dredging operations for several days.
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Hoquiam
Polson Logging Company
Polson Creek
Books for Loggers Organize Circulating Library
Hoquiam’s library board plans a circulating library for logging camps near Hoquiam. Books will travel in boxes to camps, stay one month, then return for replacement. 100 chairs will be bought for the new assembly room, usable by harbor clubs and societies. Miss Maud Macpherson, librarian, returned from Olympia after presenting on public library function.
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Hoquiam
Maud Macpherson
Olympia
Postal Receipts Show Sept Gain Over 1910 Totals
Hoquiam reports September 1911 postal receipts rose 821.82 dollars or 28 percent from September 1910. For the July to September quarter receipts reached 5,567.80 dollars, up 971.78 dollars or 21 percent from 1910.
Heating contract awarded for Elma school project
The Elma school awarded the heating system contract to Minard & Co. and C. L. Hughes after second bid bids from out of town were rejected as too high. Local bidders submitted satisfactory offers to the school board.
Elma Man Will DuPray Dies in California Health Trip
Elma resident Will DuPray died in California last Saturday after a health trip for Brights disease. The death reached Elma early this week and was reported by local authorities.
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Elma
Will DuPray
California
Brights
Reception for Methodist minister Elma and family
On Oct 7 the congregation hosted Rev. Dr. Sheate and his family at a large reception. The event drew more attendees than similar gatherings in recent memory. The committee introduced Rev and Mrs Sheafe and their nieces Miss Mabel Lane and Miss Mildred Lane who live with them.
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Elma
Dr. Sheate
Bricklayer James McNamara Moves to New Address
Bricklayer James McNamara has moved to 720 West Heron Street. Phone contact 1694. All orders for brick stone and cement masonry promptly attended to.
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James McNamara
West Heron Street
Bear Shot From Auto Becomes Montesano Sport
Montesano hunters Ed Bacon Bud Wilson Ed Hoover and Ora Watson hunted from an automobile and after an exciting chase killed a bear weighing 197 pounds when dressed.
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Montesano
Ed Bacon
Bud Wilson
Ed Hoover
Ora Watson
Bruin
Conventional Tea for WGC Members in Montesano
Mrs. George Everett hosts a Conventional Tea at her Montesano home on Tuesday October 10 at 2 30 pm for all WGC members and friends. A full report from the state convention will be presented, anticipated to interest attendees.
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Montesano
George Everett
WGC. TV
Man grows new potato variety in Montesano
Claude Nutter harvested 190 pounds from six pounds planted June 15 and grew 90 pounds from seed from a single potato. The crop, from favorable soil, produced an earlier, large mealy potato he hopes to name the Early Montesano.
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Montesano
Oct. S
Claude Nutter
Mr. Nutter
Judge Orders $2,180 Damages Over Defective Sidewalk
Montesano report states County Superintendent N. D. Melillip won a damages award of $2,180 from the city of Pullman for injuries from a defective sidewalk. He had sued for $6,600, and the judge’s decision is noted as highly satisfactory after a prior settlement offer of $449.
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Montesano
Oct. S
N. D. Melillip
Pullman
McWhillip
Dr Wartman Learns of Stepfather Edward Cooke's Death
Montesano reports Dr G H Wartman has learned of the death of his stepfather Edward Cooke in Kingston Canada. The elder Cooke died in his 82nd year. Wartman’s mother is in her 80s.
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Montesano
G. H. Wartman
Edward Cooke
Kingston
Canada
Dr. Wartman
Quiet home wedding links Lisetta Craig and John G. Rinehart
In Elma on October 7 a quiet ceremony was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor. Miss Lisetta Craig married Mr. John G. Rinehart with Rev. Dr. Sheafe of the Methodist church officiating.
Vaudeville Soon for Athletics Stars in Winter Shows
Four world champion Athletics stars Jack Coombs Chief Bender Eddie Collins and Cy Morgan are set to appear in vaudeville this winter joining Mike Donlin Christy Mathewson Joe Tinker Dec White and Larry McLean. Morgan known as the minstrel man of baseball writes a sketch with his teammates. A liberal contract includes large salaries and wives joining the troupe.
Easton Breaks Ground for $110,000 Sewer System
Easton Maryland begins a major civic project with ground breaking for a new sewer system worth 110000 dollars. City officials and residents anticipate improved sanitation as work starts.
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Easton
Oiling a City Lexington Plans Dustless Streets
Oiling a City Lexington Ky aims to coat all streets to prevent dust. The program focuses on thoroughfares across the city to improve cleanliness and air quality. Local officials promote the project as a measure for public health and traffic comfort.
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Lexington
Reed Says Cornell Lacks Football Science Not Coaching
Cornell coach Dan Reed argues Ithaca college shows weakness in football due to lack of scientific approach. He cites Penn game poor showing on Thanksgiving and notes past teams left no records to guide future improvements despite having talents like Houghton and Sanford.
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Dan Reed
Cornell
Ithacn College
Pennsylvania
Yale
Reed
Houghton
Harvard
Sanford
Humor of the Day Explosion Teaches Caution
A humorous Life magazine excerpt recounts Tom’s reckless attempt to make nitroglycerin after a flirtation affair. A portable fuse and home chemicals caused a dangerous explosion last Tuesday at about 4 pm. He risks losing an eye or a hand, but the narrator notes such injuries are minor compared to a worse fate.
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Tom
Sle
Hades
Things Not on Program in Wag on Show
In a small town the wagon show drew poor business and the crowd argued over missing acts. Popcorn George overheard a talker pointing at a storming red wagon and declared they also lacked the scene, a flying trapeze, and an elephant herd.
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Popcorn George
Chicago Evening Post
Gertrude Hoffman to Lead Real Russian Ballet Next Wednesday
Gertrude Hoffman headlines La Saison des Ballets Russes with managing directors Morris Gest and F. Ray Comstock. The program brings Imperial Russian artists performing chorographic mimodrama bridging sculpture painting and dance in a grand New York debut and aims to elevate mime drama to a new American religious fervor.
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Russia
America
Winter Garden
New York
Gotham
Gertrude Hoffman
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Morris Gest
F. Ray Comstock
Kingdom of the
la Saison Des Ballets Russes
Ator
Eve
Terpsichorean
Improved Freight Service Reaches Grays Harbor
The Herald reports a nails shipment to Grays Harbor Railway and Light Co arriving 1 day after telegraph order from Portland. The rapid delivery followed the entry of two new transcontinental roads, signaling better handling and transport efficiency.
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Grays Harbor
Herald
Telegraph
Portland
Consignees
Grays Harbor Railway & Light Company
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