Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Remarkable Female Cures
The advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven remedy for female illnesses. It cites unsolicited letters from Mrs. Bila Alkey and Mrs. Sarah Leighton claiming cure after doctors failed, and urges sick women to try the herbal tonic, noting 50 years of medical backing and free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE
Pinkham
Cresson, Pa
Lydia FB. Pinkham
Bila EF. Alkey
Baird
Wash
Lydia EF. Pinkham
Sarah Leighton
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bedia P. Pinkham
Skeleton in hollow tree sparks wild local speculation
Florence reader notes in the Florence Register recount a sensational tale of a skeleton reportedly found in a hollow hemlock within Knowles creek vicinity. An early article exaggerated the find, fueling rumors of crime before investigators confirmed there was no real skeleton and the event was a tree illusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Foghter
Florence Wert
Inet
Knowles Creek
Register
Stallions Offered for Breeding Near Coburg
Louis Clark of Coburg Ontario advertises two stallions for breeding at his place two miles north of Coburg during the season. One is a registered Percheron weighing 1900 pounds and the other a standard trotting horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Place
Coburg
Louis Clark
President of Wells Fargo Dies in New York Hospital
Colonel Dudley Evans, president of Wells Fargo & Co., a prominent common carrier official, died last night in Roosevelt hospital after surgery. He had been operated on days earlier and showed improvement before a relapse Saturday led to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dudley Evans
Wella, Fargo & Co
Roosevelt Hospital
Iewas
Donna FMS Social Correspondence Highlights Visits
Herbert Hill visited home over Sunday as Mrs. M W Weber stayed with her mother Mrs J W Nicholson while Mr Weber traveled to Eastern Oregon. Mrs Karen Waller and daughter from Monmouth returned home after visiting J R McGee. Royal Neighbors of America organizer Mrs McGrath and District Deputy Mrs Getchell spent Wednesday with the local camp. An enjoyable tea followed the visit. Services Sunday were well attended and liked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
FMS
Herbert Hill
M. W. Weber
J. W. Nicholson
Mr. Weber
Oregon
Karen Waller
Monmouth
J. R. McGee
McGrath
Portland
Royal Neighbors of America
Getchell
Corvallla
Cholera Morbua Cure Promoted by Anti-Palim Remedy
An early advertisement touts Anti-Palim as a sudden, effective cure for Cholera Morbua and bowel complaints. It claims rapid relief from pain, diarrhea, cramps, and flux, and notes Dillon Drug Co as the seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dillon Drug Co
Kasparilla Blood Purifier advertised as best spring remedy
An 19th century advertisement promotes Kasparilla as the safest blood purifier and cure for spring humors and skin eruptions. It claims to stimulate digestion, improve appetite, relieve constipation, sour stomach, bad breath, and general lethargy by energizing liver and kidney function, calling it the highest value strengthening tonic. Published in Portland Oregon by Moot Commercial Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummicar Co
Portland
Oregon
No turntable delays express car to Eugene line
Freighted talk at Portland reveals the Southern Pacific motor car on the Albany Springfield branch would reach Eugene if a turntable or Y switch existed at the local depot. D. Curtia Freeman reports assurance from the railroad that adding this feature would bring the car into Eugene, with Fields promising to pursue the matter. The plan aims to boost passenger business along the line, with noon meals for trains and dining car prospects, as colonist travel hopes revive before the April fare deadline.
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Lcal d
Southern Pacific
Springfield
Albany
Eugene Ite
Coburg
East
Aide
Merchante
Eugene
Portland
D. Curtia Freeman
Commercial Club
City
L. R. Fields
Blu Elty
Freeman
Albany-Springfield
Ion
Union Pacific
Schiller’s lasting impact cited in student address
Professor Schmidt outlines Schiller life from strict military schooling to law and medicine, noting Wilhelm Tell and Goethe collaboration. The talk praises Schiller’s enduring popularity and his portrayal of German life, with images of his life locations. A stray ad for Facile Eye Salve follows, noting a 26¢ tube price.
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Schiller
Schmidt
Goethe
Switzerland
Professor Schmidt
Oregon Emerald
Ten miles of telephone line opens to McKenzie valley
A new ten mile extension from Leaburg to Martin's rapid powers a Northwestern Corporation plant site with 16 subscribers. The line serves residents along the McKenzie valley and may extend to Blue River soon, bringing telephone service to a long neglected area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telephone Inc
Leaburg
Pacific States
Northwestern Corporation
Martin
Burglars Enter Homes Near Junction City
Three burglaries near Junction City were reported last week. At John Tower wood camp a cabin was broken into and two guns revolvers and valuables were taken. Ike Howard’s house was entered with a trunk containing clothing stolen. A $28 overcoat was taken from another thief. A rowboat was stolen near Peoria and left on the river bank. Police continue investigations but have not yet captured suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Junction City
Eugene
John Tower
Wood Camp
Ike Howard
Peoria
Local Building Contracts In Junction City
Soren Jensen and M P Jensen secured contracts to erect two Mason buildings on the corner. One 40 by 100 two story structure, another 28 by 100 one story addition on the south side. Mason will occupy both, with lumber already on site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. FE. Orton
E. M. Baber
Emma Baker
Portland
Emery Herron
Los Angeles
Soren Jensen
M. P. Jensen
Mr. Mason
Coburg visitors aid Booth-Kelly Lumber Co operations
Coburg locals A M Hagen of Eugene and Philbrick of Seattle visited Tuesday to discuss Booth Kelly Lumber Co business. Mr See and Mrs See returned to Portland after ten days here. Chaloupka will manage the Coburg venture from now on. Dexter Peters, son of Mr and Mrs George Peters, injured his eye while removing a loaded shell from a 22 rifle with a pocket knife. He was taken to Dr Dale's hospital in Harrisburg. seriousness unknown. Dr Mendenhall attended. Also an ad notes Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey provides relief, as sold by Dillon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hagen
Eugene
Philbrick
Seattle
Wash
Coburg
Booth-Kelly Lumber Co
Wm. See
Portland
Mr. See
Mr. Chaloupka
Chaloupka
Mendenhall
Dale
Harrisburg
Journal
Defendants Asked to Testify for Prosecution
In the Pallinger Pinchot Inquiry Attorney Louis Brandeis representing Glavis proposes calling Ballinger as a witness. Ballinger's counsel Vertrees objects and the committee will rule in executive session. The prosecution plans to finish its case by tomorrow night with Vertrees ready to proceed next week. Stephen Birth of the Morgan Guggenheim syndicate testifies about negotiations for a large interest in the Dun coal land claims in Alaska.
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Washington
Louis Brandeis
Glavis
Pallinger-Pinchot
Ballinger
Vertrees
John J. Vertrees
Resignation of St Marys rector shocks parish
At St Marys Episcopal church Easter Monday meeting in the parish house the rector Rev P K Hammond announced his resignation effective June 1st due to high cost of living. Vestry elected nine new members including Judge H W Thompson and Dr H B Leonard. Bishop Scadding to preside at lay missionary meeting Wednesday night as vestry and bishop discuss arrangements.
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St. Mary's Episcopal Church
P. K. Hammond
F. A. Page
H. B. Leonard
John L. Buoy
St. Mary’s Guild
Profesor
B. J. Hawthorne
H. W. Thompson
Geo. Wall
G. H. McMorran
M. J. Duryea
Freeland
H. A. Trump
Geo. F. Craw
Scadding
St. Mary's Church
Siuslaw Boat Service March 30 Plight Run Priority
Portland merchants will have direct communication with Newport Waldport the Siuslaw and the Alsea in placing on the run of the gasoline schooner Wilhelmina on March 30. These coastal points have been isolated from Portland with only indirect contact via Coos Bay. Coos Bay steamers to Portland did not touch Lincoln and Benton shores.
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Portland
Newport
Waldport
Siuslaw
Alsea
Wilhelmina
Oregon Coast
Coos Bay
Lincoln
Benton
Doan's Kidney Pills Promise Relief For Women
A testimonial from Mrs. R. W. Kirkpatrick of Eugene Oregon extols Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain sleepless nights and urinary issues. The ad claims long lasting cures proven since 1906 and promotes purchasing through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Eugene
R. W. Kirkpatrick
West Seventh Street
Ore
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Dr Bells Antiseptic Salve Promises Clear Skin
An advertisement touts Dr Bell's Antiseptic Salve as a remedy for black heads pimples sores and unhealthy skin conditions. The creamy snow white ointment is said to make the skin as clear as a babe's when used as directed and sold through Dillon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dillon Drug Co
Dragnet of Anti-Graft Jury Makes Big Haul
Pittsburg March 25 The graft Investigating grand jury returned three indictments naming former city council members Iuer William B Brand Hugh Ferguson and Charles Stewart The indictments carry many counts and a twenty page typewritten statement detailing the graft exposure and names connected with the anti graft crusade It also notes that additional indictments were later returned bringing total to twenty five for the day
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Pittsburg
Iuer William B. Brand
Hugh Ferguson
Charles Stewart
SUTHERLAZI'S EASLE EYE Sth Go d for Nothing but the Eyoa
Sutherlazi's Easter eye story hints at a bold plan gone awry as local notices describe a misguided venture at the eyeing event. Residents recall earlier promises and await clarification from city authorities on the outcome and next steps.
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Sutherlazi
Easle
Sophomores Win Tight Track Meet 68 67 at University
At the University track meet between sophomores and the other three classes the sophomores prevailed 68 to 67 after Taylor and Sweeney sparked a late tie breaking broad jump. Results include Riddell McClure Garrabrant in the mile and a 4:46, Johns Hawkins Kay 10.3.5 in the 100, Henderson Neill Taylor 41-5.5 in the shot put, Hawkins Latourrette Holmes 16 4-5 high hurdles, Williams Sweeney Taylor 10 feet in pole vault, and Hawkins Sweeney Taylor 19-2 in the broad jump.
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Taylor
Sweeney
Riddell
McClure
Garrabrant
Johns
Hawkins
Kay
Henderson
Neill
Latourette
Holmes
Williama
Johnes
Barzee
Who Will Buy Stamps For Pamphlets In Oregon Elections
In Salem Oregon March 25 debate rises over funding for election pamphlets under the Huntley act. The Secretary of State and State Printer can print materials and cover space costs but cannot supply stamps for distributing pamphlets to about 150000 voters. The issue hinges on where to obtain funds to pay for stamps and distribution. The State Printer notes total pamphlet costs and stamp expenditures in 1907 1908, highlighting a $3760 stamp expense for 125000 three cent stamps and rising printing costs.
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Salem
Huntley
United States
Secretary of State
Pamhleta
Duniwar
Rights of Press Abridged by New State Law
Salem Oregon March 25 reply to Ira Powell Monmouth Attorney General Crawford Jewiy winds up two opinions that Section 23 of the Corrupt Practices Act makes it illegal for any newspaper to publish any matter for or against a candidate or measure unless marked paid matter and lists the person responsible. The ruling hits country papers that have printed favorable to the normal school petitions now circulating with heavy fines or imprisonment for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ira Powell
Monmouth
Crawford Jewiy
Medford woman visits aunt in Eugene this morning
Mise Stella Daniels of Medford arrived in Eugene to visit her aunt Mrs. David Marks near Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Stella Daniels
Medford
Eugene
David Marks
Butte
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Kasparilla
Olhiek Lilivad
U. of O
Bold Ty Dilen Drog Co
Punelic
M'Kenzie
William H. Douglas, Jr
Washington, D. C
Siuslaw Boat Service
Supomores
Sloan
G. T. Roberts
Earl 8. Sloan
Boston, Mass
W. M. Green
Willamette St
Micro
Porte
OnPc
Madame Dean
Sarre
Cemtart Beligf
SC Prrereerd
Mexsrucation
Vedical CO
Box
Lancaster, Pa
YY. L. Delano
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