Three Cures of Eczema by Cuticura Solves A Family Plight
A Coldwater Michigan woman recounts how her brother, his wife, and another baby were cured of severe eczema. After trying divers medicines, the brother used Cuticura Ointment and was fully cured. He also healed an eye lump and a corn. A Indiana mother reports Cuticura helped her child with eczema. Mrs. Sarah E. Lusk mails illustrate the claim from Coldwater in 1907.
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Evy
Sarah E. Lusk
Peckham St
Coldwater
Mich
Elmira Fourth of July Celebrated As Best Yet
Special correspondence from Elmira notes the town held a highly successful Fourth of July with a larger than expected crowd. Morning rain cleared to a beautiful day as Lloyd Morgan and Henry Van Winkie provided memorable entertainment with mandolin guitar and impersonations. Local residents and visitors from Medford and Wasco visited relatives, attended church services, and planned travels as chatter and greetings filled Elmira.
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Elmira
Lloyd Morgan
Henry van Winkie
Marion Horn
Medford
Geo. Hale
Ice Cream and Peanut Social at Lower Fern Ridge School
A community event Friday night July 10 1908 at the Lower Fern Ridge School house features ice cream and a Peanut social with entertainment. Pupils recite and perform a farce Too Much Married starring Bob Henshaw Lorna Field Finnegan Ivan Ricketts Silas Smith A C Bates Mim Cordelia Mrs Bates and others in a lively theatrical sketch about a bachelor trying to fool his uncle.
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Fern Ridge
Bob Henshaw
Lorna Field
Finnegan
Bob
Ivan Ricketts
Doreen Silas Smith
Boston
A. C. Bates
Mim
Cordelia
Ricketts
Deputies Remain Same at Court House in Local Election
The courthouse deputies face no changes after recent elections. Sheriff Bown retains the same staff with Creed C. Ham Pan M. Sneed Wallis and James C. continuing in place. Clerk Lee notes none will resign. commissioners approve two bridge projects with Edwards Peece Junction City. The $0- M bridge contract went to C. W. Thompson. bids included $1190 from Beart and $460 from W. W. Inman and TM. Striker.
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Eas
Olen
Bown
Creed C. Ham- Pan M. Sneed Wallis
James C
Lee
Thas OUY_ commissioners’ court
Edwards Peece Junction
Clayton Addresses Democrats On National Issues
Alabama congressman Henry D. Clayton, to act as permanent chairman at the Democratic national convention, delivers a fiery critique of Republican policy. He argues for tariff revision, trust regulation, and fair trials, linking current unrest to GOP governance and urging a return to constitutional, democratic governance.
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Clayton
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Denver
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Thomas Jefferson
Thumb and finger blown off by cracker blast
Virgil Ham, ten, son of J. Ham of the city, lost his right thumb and little finger in a premature cannon cracker explosion near the merry go round Saturday. Doctors T. W. Harris and J. W. Harris removed two bones from his palm. he calmly viewed his injured hand and remarked on its condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Ham
Ham
Uninjured after dynamite blast injures garden veteran and horse
On East Thirteenth Street near the Mummey residence in Fairmount, Jack Poill and Thomas Carroll escaped death when a dynamite stick dropped in the street exploded under their buggy. The horse was badly injured in the right hindfoot, while Poill and Carroll were stunned and the mare may lose most of her hoof. Investigators could not determine the source of the explosive.
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Jack" Poill
University
Thomas Carroll
East Thirteenth Street
Mummey
Fairmount
Springfield
Poill
Paul
Eaton's Rock Quarry
Nancy Ka vira Davis, Eugene Resident, Dies at 61
Mrs Nancy Kavra Davis died at her home 89 West Eighth street Eugene this morning July 7 1908 at 5 oclock from a complication of diseases aged 61 years 2 months 17 days She leaves six children E J Foley Portland Jacob Gates Crow Emma Morris Eugene John Davis Eugene William Davis Medford Sadie Davis Eugene and A G Davis her husband who died 14 months ago The funeral Wednesday at 2 30 from the family apartments to Masonic cemetery Rev J S McCallum to conduct the services
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West Eighth Street
Eugene
Nancy Kavira Davis
Limo's
Oregon
E. J. Foley
Portland
Jacob Gates
Crow
Emma Morris
John Davis
William Davis
Medford
Sadie Davis
Death of Truman Baughman at 25 in Independence Oregon
At Independence Oregon on July 7 1908 Truman Baughman aged 25 died from brain inflammation. The remains were taken through Eugene to Pleasant Mill for a 4 o clock funeral at the Christian church. He had visited his uncle W C Cook at the brick works west of the city four weeks earlier and had been in good health then. He was returning home from Southern Oregon where he had taught school.
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Independence
Truman Baughman
Eugene
Pleasant Mill
Christian Church
W. C. Cook
Oregon
Dorie of Clovedale Dies After Short Illness
M C Dorie of Clovedale died Friday night at 7 20 after a three month illness of paralysis aged 62. Funeral Sunday at 1 6 am Interment in Pleasant Hill cemetery. Survived by his wife two daughters and a son. A longtime Clovedale resident.
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M. ¢. Dorie
Clovedale
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Committee Passes Upon Many Contests In Democratic Rally
Denver July 7 The national committee sitting as a whole approved the findings of the subcommittee in contests from Idaho and Pennsylvania. The result is seating the Dubois Heitfield faction from Idaho and the anti Guffey men in Pennsylvania. Mayor Tom L Johnson of Cleveland was defeated by H G Barber for membership in the national committee by 27 to 7. Denver July 6 In record time today the Democratic national committee disposed of all contests before it except those of two states Pennsylvania and Idaho which went over until tomorrow morning. A total of 76 seats was involved in the contesta from Illinois New York Pennsylvania Idaho Ohio and the District of Columbia.
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Republican Party
Friends of Tariff Reduction
Democratic Party
House
Senate
White House
Congress
Denver
National Committee
Idaho
Pennsylvania
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
H. G. Barber
Tee
Illinois
New York
Pennayivamia
Ohio
Contested Delegates Reported By Sub Committees
Six sub committees reviewed contests in Cook county Ohio and New York. Roger Sullivan of Chicago easily won 20 Cook county seats while Burke and associates failed to defeat him. Tom Johnson won in the Nineteenth Ohio district, Garber faction kept two contests in Ohio ninth. Murphy led in Kings County seats as McCarren was silenced and the meeting adjourned with reports due tomorrow. Leaders accuse packed sub committees and express little hope for Sullivan Guffey Murphy opponents before the national committee.
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Columbia
Roger Sullivan
Chicago
Cook County
Robert E. Burke
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Tom Johnson
Clevveland
Ohio
Rockwell
Johnson
Garber
McCarren
Patrick McCarren
Brookln
Charles F. Murphy
Kings County
New York
Murphy Grayed
Sullivan
Guffey
Murphy
National Committee
Contested DC District Seats Trigger Bitter Debates
The District of Columbia contest saw the six member delegation split between parties with Joseph Howley of the Thirty-first Pennsylvania district upheld by the sub committee. The Philadelphia and Allegheny county con tests sparked the fiercest exchanges as Ritter Field, Daly, Donnelly, and Ryan faced sharp accusations of GOP aide and corrupt practices.
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District of Columbia
Joseph Howley
Thirty-first
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Philadelphia
Allegheny County
Ritter Field
Keystone State
Charles Herwood Daly
Charles P. Donnelly
Thomas J. Ryan
M. Donnelly
Mr. Ryan
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised by Columbus Woman
A Columbus Ohio resident Mrs EK Hanson writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound aided her through the Change of Life easing nervousness headaches and other symptoms. She reports feeling much better and urges friends to take the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
EK. Hanson
E. Long &Sr
Columbus
Ohio
Mrs. Pinkham
Facts for Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound
The advertisement promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long standing remedy for female illnesses nearly thirty years of experience. It claims to cure displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pelvic pain backache and other symptoms and invites sick women to write for advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Suggestions for the Good of the Grange
Advice from Dr. D. Baker urging honesty in all produce dealings and accurate labeling. Proposes fair pricing between farmers and commission merchants, harmony and Golden Rule ethics, a choir, public lectures, and community uplift to attract members and public support.
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Grange
Lst
Muale
Inkerman
Collskeum
Rome
Publc
Aleo
D. Baker
Casto Tri The Kind You Hose Alwars Beagal
The fragment presents garbled names and terms lacking clear events or context. Readable elements reference people and places in no coherent report, making a definitive summary impossible from the provided OCR text.
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CASTO
Sancti
Beagal
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Erickson
A. J. Taylor
Peanut Social
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