Lydia E Pinkham Health Letters Promote Vegetable Compound
A Chicago reader credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing her health issues after doctors advised surgery. The ad claims the product, made from native herbs, has helped thousands of women with female ailments and urges readers to write for confidential advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Chicago
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Mia
William Amens
Wes W. Gist
Lil
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham Laboratory
Lynn
Mass
Mrs Evelyn Warner Haynes Dies After Sudden Heart Failure
Evelyn Warner Haynes of Eugene Oregon born Winnibago Indiana in 1854 married to Obe Hl Haynes in 1882 lived in Clear Lake South Dakota and Pipestone Minnesota. She died February 26 1910 at age 55 after revival meeting then rest. Funeral held March 4 1910 at Gordons mortuary with family gratitude to friends and clergy.
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Evelyn Warner Haynes
Winnibago
Pipestone
Minn
Obe Hl. Haynes
Harold
Clear Lake
Eugene
Haynes
Earth
Pipe- Stone
Harpe Tlaynes
Mra
Warner
A. G. Warner
Mra. Glison
Odd Fellows
Reva
Uige Spong Fined 400 For Bootlegging
Uige Spong was fined 400 dollars after pleading guilty to two indictments for bootlegging. Dick Bpoog of Springfield arrested Saturday faced related charges, while the grand jury continues to investigate more cases. A separate trial involved Campbell Walker loop yard workers seeking wages, with a jury panel listed and no verdict yet. Simonds Manufacturing Co. vs Sunset Lumber Co. yielded a 172.40 judgment plus 6 percent interest.
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Elreuit
Dick Bpoog
Pringfield
Sie
Hampton
Grand
J. Lislen
Cn. Hastings
Armitage
J. Dh. Jeane
Pogue
J. LD. Bpencer
Wm. Forrester
Kh. Jonkine
FY. L. Armitage
Charles A Endicott
A. A
C. A. Stephens
J. R Freeman
T L. Rash
B. Jackson
J. W. Christian
F. E. Bristow
Marion Hager
Henry Rebmen
G. L. Day
Simonds Manufacturing Co
Sunset Lumber Company
Lincoln Birthday Holiday Debate Echoes Across Oregon
A reader argues for Lincoln's birthday as a holiday, challenging equal treatment for Washington, Webster, Clay, Paul Jones, and McKinley. The letter questions costs to education in Oregon and cites potential savings from four years of one month of school.
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Abraham Lincoln
United States
Lincoln
Daily Guard
Washington
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
John Paul Jones
Wm. McKinley
Gettysburg
Webster
Pen
Hieary Ciay
Paul Jones
Oregon
Lane County
Oatmeal Tops Food List Says U S Articles
A fragment notes oatmeal at the top of foods recommended for health and strength. It says Great Britain and Europe rely on Quaker Oats for flavor cleanliness and purity and encourages Americans to eat more oats for improved health.
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Europe
Debate on school holidays and teacher pay
A letter from ADRIAN HORTON questions holiday pay for teachers, arguing about earned days off for national figures like Washington and Lincoln, taxes, and the value of holidays. He suggests extended hours to compensate and praises honoring public figures for civic education.
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Washington
Lincoln
Adrian Horton
Things We Think and What Others Think Nostalgic Opinions
A compact collage of editorial quips and social maxims from a bygone era. It riffs on self restraint, temperance, and character while lampooning fashion, manners, and public life with tongue in cheek sarcasm. The piece mentions Taft Gore and temperance reform within a satirical survey of public discourse.
Knichte of Prthian Plans March 14 Meeting
The Knichte of Prthian of Cottage Grove will hold a big meeting on the night of March 14 with 26 or more candidates to be initiated. The degree team from Helmet lodge of Pagene will likely perform the work, and other lodge members will accompany the group.
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Knichte
Prthian
Cottage Grove
Helmet Lodge
Pagene
Rail extensions eyed in Willamette Valley rail boom
Salem February reports indicate Oregon Electric plans to extend from Salem to Albany and Tigard to McMinnville this summer, while Portland Eugene and Eastern eyes a Salem to Eugene line then Portland. Directors favor expansions, with costs estimated at about 2.23 million for Oregon Electric and 3 million for the PE& E route.
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Salem
Spokane Inland Herald
Willamette Valley
Salem, Or
Oregon Electric
Albany
Tigard
McMinoeville
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Railway
Eugene
Portland
Portland, Eugene & Eastern
Tts
A. Welch
Northwest Corporation
Talbot
Welch
Amber Country
McMinnville
Eugene & Eastern
Birth Notice From Eugene General Hospital
A son was born at the General Hospital in Eugene on March 2, 1910 to Mr and Mrs D B Morrison.
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General Hospital
Eugene
D. BE. Morris
Blakeleyville
William Goodman
Crall Place
Charlie Clark
Rob Clair
E. W. Michael
Jon Cain
Harvey Cait
Hyland
Johnny Tannor
North Fork
Advertised Letters List March 9 1910 Ames Misses and Messrs
A list of advertised names including Ames Miss Leslie Buckner Miss L Carruth Mrs A Choquette Mrs Gee Christensen J P N Condon Addie Crouch Mrs D Darling E C Daugherty Mrs John Enderlin F B Farwell Joe Haley Mrs Anna Hamelton J D Hanna Elsworth Haskins Hank Harrison 2 Hill H A Hinkley G N Leonard Mrs Jennie Leep C B Long Geo Male J B F McCumber J W Mickelson Mra Lillie Miller W L EB Neat Mra Babel Nee Mrs Annie Nearteari John Schwab Scott Mrs Grace Stubert Fred Summer Miss Alice Wattel Billy Wilson Frank J L Page P M
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Ames
Leslie
Buckner
L. Carruth
A. Choquette
Gee
Christensen
J. P. N. Condon
Addie
Crouch
D. Darling
E. C. Daugherty
John. Enderlin
F. B. Farwell
Joe
Haley
Anna. Hamelton
J. D. Hanna
Elsworth
Haskins
Hank (Harrison
Hill
John
Scott
Grace
Stubert
Fred
Summer
Alice
Wattel
Billy
Wilson
Frank
J. L. Page
P. M
Notice to stockholders at Llewellyn Tol Co annual meeting
Notice to stockholders announces the Llewellyn Tol Co annual meeting to be held at the Central School house on March 26 at one o'clock. Dated February 23, 1401. Signed by President John H. Perkins and Secretary Otto Petzold.
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Llewellyn Tol, Co
O'Dloc
Paroled boys Rex Naylor and Chester Barger in case of letters
Rex Naylor and Chester Barger were paroled by Judge Thompson in the case arising from sending "black band" letters to E W Hughes. Vernier Howard’s case was continued. the boys are warded to their parents with school attendance and nighttime curfew.
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Rex Naylor
Chester Barger
E.W. Hughes
Sheriff Bown
Thompson
Vernier Howard
Mr. Hughes
W. F. Barger
Chester
F. L. Bayne
Hughes
Barger
Bareer
Tabernacle
L. Bilyeu
Skipworth
Reform School
Married Couples Tie The Knot In Early 1910 Ceremonies
Blanchard Tullock wed Zelma Anna Crenshaw at the M. E. parsonage Crow March 2 1910 at 5 pm with Rev D H Trimble officiating. In Portland Leonard D Wyland wed Sophia Fenne on March 2 1910, the bride formerly living in Eugene daughter of real estate man N Fenne.
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M. E. Parsonage
Blanchard Tullock
Zelma Anna Crenshaw
Crow
D. H. Trimble
Portland
Leonard D. Wyland
Sophia Fenne
Eugene
N. Fenne
Pioneer J W Starr Dies at Junction City March 4 1919
J W Starr pioneer dies at Junction City from paralysis on March 4 1919 funeral services set for Sunday at the family home. Roseburg district fair board votes to ask the next state legislature to dissolve the district to stop annual disputes over fair location and to grant a yearly appropriation for 1, the counties industries remain joined. George O Knowles returns from Florence trip.
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Junction City
J. W. Starr
Roseburg
Allen's Foot-Ease Ad Promises Instant Shoe Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease anti septic powder as relief for tight shoes and new shoes, claiming it suits dancing parties and patent leather footwear. It notes 25 cents, sample free, and lists Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy N Y as the address, warning against substitutes.
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Allén
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Revival Meeting Riffs On Free Thought And Diet Of Worms
A reader attacks the idea of revival meetings and free thought as connected, ridicules mentions of the Diet of Worms, and cites local anecdotes about prohibition era temptations. The piece mocks intellectual appeals, praises missionary zeal, and urges stronger Christian outreach amid social issues.
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Professor Howe
Amelia
Unitarian Church
John
Christ
Louis Kossuth
Sydney
Australia
Disciples
Oregon
F. J. Buettgenbach
A. H. Sargent
Willamette Street
Portland
Medford
Satan Wade
Garden of Eden
India
China
Africa
Church of Christ
Farmers' Telephone Meeting March 26 in Eugene
Lane County Farmers Telephone Association holds a meeting at the courthouse in Eugene on Saturday March 26 at 10 a m to invite an agent company to enter the field. Representatives from different companies will attend. All farmers lines in the county should be represented. E W Zumwalt president Ross Mathews ams wm24
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Lane County Farmers’ Telephone Association
Eugene
E. W. Zumwalt
Pood fermenting causes indigestion
A dated testimonial promotes Miona stomach tablets claiming instant relief for stomach distress and a two week course will purge and renovate the stomach and bowels. It asserts money back if not cured and lists Red Cross Drug Co and Booths Pills as sellers with a general druggist distribution.
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Hiram Stultz
Waweka, I
Red Cross Drug Co
Booth
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Dr. Pierce
Wor O’s Durexsansy Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
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State of Oregon
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