Athena Press 1909 Aug 13 Curiosities and notices in Oregon
The Athena Press argues for enterprising trade via printer's ink as it notes a Boston pension bank plan for spinster marriages and a Maine wood waste discovery. It comments on engineering feats like the Gunnison tunnel and Galveston breakwater, Denver prize fight talk, and Luther Burbank versus critics in Pasadena.
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Boston
Glendower Evans
Massachusetts Insurance Commission
Artful pennies and heavy coins clash with new money
The piece notes tensions between commercial coinage and art, describing thick Lincolns rejected by vending machines, praised pennies as art triumphs, and mentions St Gandens gold pieces. It contrasts shipping corn from the Orient to the United States with Seattle reports showing the task done, and remarks on enduring rheumatic pains versus bee stings in a California case.
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Alot
United States
Orient
Newcastle
Seattle
Move to ban gambling on baseball deserves support
The piece argues that baseball should remain free of betting, praising its purity while noting growing support for gambling restrictions. It also comments on lumber industry tensions with railroads over weighing shipments and transit costs, urging constructive action over destruction.
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Sli
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Endorsed for Immediate Relief
A local note lists Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the swift solution for burns cuts and inflamed injuries. County records record marriage licenses issued this week to Walter P. Reiman and Olive Jones and to Andrew Boltezore and Mary Smith. M E Church announces Sabbath School at 10 and preaching at 11 and 7:30 with Epworth League at 7:15 and various meetings led by Pastor W Geissler and local officers.
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Walter P. Reiman
Olive Jones
Andrew Boltezore
Walla Walla
Mary Smith
M. E
BE. M. Smith
Epworth League
Fred Koontz
Ladies Aid Society
H. O. Worthington
W. Geissler
Electric Bitters Benefit and Horse Collar Ad in One
Washington malaria and health claim about Electric Bitters as a cure all for malaria and debility, with testimonial from M. of Lowellen. Also an ad for Stool Adjustable Homeless Horse collars, no pads or straps, price six dollars, dealer literature from Noleon Wilber Company, Albany Oregon.
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Washington
Potomac
Lowellen
Noleon Wilber Company
Albany
Oregon
Dr Kings New Discovery touted in Fedora revival
A torn promotional slip praises Dr King’s New Discovery for curing A V Pepper’s deadly lung hemorrhages after three weeks of use. The ad claims it helps lung issues, coughs, colds, hay fever, and asthma, with prices 50 cents and 1 dollar and a free trial offer.
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