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Newspaper
Centralia News Examiner
Location
Centralia, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
11
Chehalis and Tenino region updates list arrivals and departures for relatives visiting from Everett Juneau Tacoma and San Francisco. Local residents attend carnivals, fairs and church services while others travel to Portland Seattle and Walla Walla for events and family gatherings.
An old text extols Kadol as a reliable remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims Kadol soothes stomach issues, supports digestion, and strengthens the body, recommending Red Cross Pharmacy as the seller.
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A Monday evening party at the McVey home on Yakima Avenue Tacoma honored Miss Blanch Billings of Olympia visiting there. The revelers included many local youths and adults, with shows of affection and stories of past times as the hour neared eleven. A guest recalled using Chamberlain’s Pain Balm with notable relief after an ankle sprain years ago, praising its effectiveness.
Winlock residents report visits from Anna Buege Amelia Gruber and other friends, with Frank Austin handling business in town. Mirthful travels include Grace Beck in Seattle and Miss Gardanier returning to Nebraska after two years teaching in Winlock, while local educators Moreland Chehalis depart as friends bid farewell.
Reamrorr, Mim Maa Mertin of Seattle vist ing relatives in town, Mie, F. L. Wool in hoosgein from her oaly at Bellingham, Rovert Moore, Fi Tis Camis ant.
fragmented OCR notes describe residents traveling to Eugene and Portland, a pupil passing exams, and Mr and Mrs Wilson family visiting. Ads mention Foley's Honey and Tar for lung trouble and a recommendation from C. A. Yours for Sim.
A partial local notice entry recalls Goodbyes at the depot with many names and families departing for Vancouver and Lebam. An obituary notes Mrs. Jannoshek dying at the South Bend hospital at age 77, survived by children and daughters in Vienna and nearby towns. Funeral rites were held at a Dryad cemetery with Rev. Campbell presiding. The page also advertises Kump a Balsam and Lane’s Family Medicine with sales pitches for cures and cough remedies, typical of small town ads.
Readers report relief from female troubles and surgeries after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Mrs. Williams of Gardiner Maine and Mrs. Sperling of Chicago claim cures without operations and lasting health improvements.
OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and properties with lines like Wanlock area plots, acres, and lot numbers. Included are names such as Rohrer, Haddock, Kirkland, Walker, and Kauffman with various acreages and parcel references, but the text is garbled and partial.
A damaged fragment from a historical page references disputes and hunger and mentions a head figure and a battle. It hints at hardship and missing details while describing a disrupted scene with unclear people and events. The readable bits suggest a conflict context and potential pleas for relief amid poor conditions.
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