Photographer recalls squirrel hair mishap at home
Portland photographer Yroost Iloom, staying two weeks at a Hood iilver match, returned to find a squirrel trimmed his hair while he slept. The incident followed a nap at the Barden lawn, with the rodent reportedly gnawing and removing hairs.
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Portland Oregonian
Crocker Trip Sparked by Society Gaffe at Theater
Mrs Crocker on her first overseas trip hides her ignorance of society as wealth grows. A theater bar party pairs her with a society letter writer. A light exchange about acoustics leads to a wry joke about a brewery origin, revealing social pretensions.
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Observer
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London Chronicle
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Obeyed Orders and Murphy’s Fall From the Cavalry
The account describes Murphy, a new cavalry recruit, told to dismount only with orders. He falls after the horse kicks him, the sergeant declaring the dismount. A grim exchange follows about orders from headquarters versus hindquarters, revealing reckless bravado and rough humor.
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Andete
Howe Journal
Postum Promises Relief From Coffee Ailments
A reader recounts quitting coffee after a neighbor's suggestion and trying Postum. They report improved heart rhythm and stomach troubles, noting Postum tasted good too. The ad promotes a booklet titled The Road to Wellness and claims Postum comes in tea form.
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Ehile
Uae
Pore
Cee Crea
Wettrine
The Family and Faith in Joseph's Story
A reflective study ties the biblical tale of Jacob's sons and Joseph in Egypt to themes of family bonds and sacrifice. It contrasts fear with faith, notes Judah's pledge, Simeon's hostage act, and Benjamin's safety, and links hardship to growth and the enduring ties that bind families in adversity.
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Embarcarsiog Fros Norran E Meest Memthay
Fragmentary text mentions a raid on a minister’s wife and a committee, with disjoint phrases about behavior, a smile, and an agreement. The garbled lines obscure concrete events, names, places, and dates.
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Was There A Rye House Plot In English History
An analysis of the Rye House plot and related conspiracies in 17th century England. It discusses Charles II, the Popish and Huntroyde plots, and Whig leaders like Shaftesbury and Monmouth, noting the alleged assassination schemes, trials, and political aftermath amid a nation wary of recurrence of upheaval.
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James
Amun Thost
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Hye House
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Lure of the West Promises Growth and Home Building
An article argues Canadian immigration trends favor the West where settlers pursue farms and forestry. It highlights British Columbia’s mountains and valleys, the urge for homesteads, and the goal of a thriving Western homeland with schools, trees, and mature communities, contrasting Eastern settlement. It notes large US and European arrivals and a view that Western development strengthens the nation.
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Ontario
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Vancouver Island
Canada
United States
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Good Roads Follow Flood in Ohio and Indiana
Vice-President G W Bennett of Garford company argues for motor truck transport post flood. He predicts rebuilt roads and bridges will yield top grade highways across Ohio and Indiana, based on recent dealer reports from the flood district.
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Ohio
Indiana
United States
G. W. Bennett
Garford Company
Elyria
Hair Loss and Scalp Disease Case Reported
A Chicago city note describes a girl with a severe scalp eruption causing itching and hair loss. Traditional treatments failed until Catica Soap and Olatment were used, after which the head showed new growth and the sores healed.
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Funeral Honors For A Mare Metty Green In Heblevile IM
A trotting mare Metty Green destroyed by fire is given a funeral at Walnut Grove stock farm. Owner William J Keichert honors her with a 2:10 mile, and mourners include trusted handlers and friends in a period newspaper voice echoing bettors and breeders.
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Heblevile
Wiliam J. Heichert
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Keichert
Nure
Betty Green
Mr. Reichert
Maude
Robert Ronter
James
R. Keene
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Keene
Woman Finds Health After Vegetable Compound Use
Uties Ohio and Utica Nebraska testimonials claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured long standing female troubles. Mrs Sateen and Mrs Gazersraser describe ten year or longer weakness, nervousness, monthly pains, and overall restoration of health after using the remedy.
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Ham’s. Vegetable Company
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Til
Lydia E. Pinkham
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