Beautiful Baby Boy Story Prompts Medical Remedy Claim
A nostalgic fragment shows testimonial text about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claimed to help women conceive and bear healthy children, followed by garbled census and advertisements for foot powder and railway notices, reflecting a collage of early 20th century public notices and product pitches. The readable portion centers on a mother praising the medicine for enabling a baby boy, with additional partial quotes and unrelated commerce notices interwoven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Itecame
Minpa Finke
Loseve
Creamery discussion and militia encampment plans in the Pacific Northwest
In Sheridan Oregon a meeting on creamery prospects drew farmers and experts led by H E Loundsbury of the Southern Pacific and Dr. Withycombe of the state agriculture college. They urged starting a local creamery amid wheat prices and weak marketing cooperation. Washington aims to hold a militia state encampment at Tacoma in July with governor Rogers supporting it though funds are scarce. A new 40,000 foot daily capacity mill is planned on Deer Creek near Britton station by Robert Mrince and the Tibbs brothers, who expect timber output of 15 million. Pacific Northwest industries and rail travel figure in the notes, alongside ongoing work on ships and lumber.
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Sheridan
H. E. Loundsbury
Southern Pacific
Dr. Withycombe
State Agriculture College
Washington
Deer
Britton
Robert Mrince
Charlie Tibbs
Thomas Tibbs
Tibbs
Deer Creek
Chinerg
Oregon and Washington Notes on Farms Mills and People
A jumble of Oreg on and Washington items. Willamette sugar company receipts stir farm groups and calls for securing Acraggs Pill. Cordial talk at Pulp Paper Mills for higher pay. Indian pass law tightens vagrant arrests in Spokane with eleven Indians jailed. Milk and timber deals move in Kalama, McMinnville, Pendleton, and Lewiston areas.
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Spokane
Trade situation shows two sides with overall favorable trend
Bradstreet notes divergent reports across regions and industries but an overall healthier business climate than a year ago. Retail demand rises while agricultural products stay strong. Wheat and flour shipments total 3,598,?51 bushels?, and weekly U.S. failures fall to 182, Canadian failures at 18.
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Bradstreet
Mississippi
United States
Pacific Coast Trade Market Prices Tumbling Across Seattle
A crowded price list from Seattle markets shows wide ranges for produce and goods. Onions at $9 per sack of onions, lettuce about 40 to 45 cents, potatoes at 16 to 18 cents, apples from $2.75 to $3.50 per box, butter around 22 cents, cheese 14 cents, and eggs 15 cents per dozen. Poultry and meats follow varied regional quotes with beef, mutton, and pork listed, plus hay, grains, and fibers priced per ton or per hundredweight. The compilation reflects regional supply and seasonal shifts across Pacific Coast trade channels and includes extensive figures for vegetables, fruits, dairy, poultry, grains, and farm staples.
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Bmg California
Lée
Puget Sound
Petting Mark
Shorts
Oregon
Youngerica
Wool—Valley
New Train Service On O R And The double train service
A new two train service between Portland and Chicago includes O R N Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line. Train No 2 departs Portland daily at 815 A M offering modern equipment and through cars to Chicago in three days four days two hours to New York. Train No 6 leaves at 620 P M with through equipment to Chicago via Union Pacific and Chicago Northwest and Washington division to St Paul arriving Spokane at 10 A M dining car service extends to Spokane breakfast and dinner. Westbound schedules align with Chicago. Service boosts Eastern Oregon Idaho connections and mining traffic. No 2 reaches Chicago 930 A M No 6 745 A M.
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Portland
Apd
Chicago
Union Pacific
Oregon Short
New York
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Chicago & Northwestern
Washington
Gheat Northern
St. Paul
Spokane
Oregon
Pendleton
Baker County
Coeur d'Alene
Republic
Kootenai
Idaho
Omaha
Traino
Kansas City
W. H. Hurlburt
Tired Feeling Lifted by Sarsaparilla Testimony
In spring I had no appetite and felt tired with no ambition. I began taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla in small doses and increased gradually as I improved. The fatigue faded and I felt better in every way. W. E. Baken, Box 06 Milford Ohio.
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Hood
W. E. Baken
Milford
A Well Kept Life and a Willing Soul
A Town column fragment quotes Henry Drummond on the value of a well kept life aligned with God’s will and the rarer grace of willingness. A reader from Highlandtown asks about the healthiest fog for children, and the Baltimore American notes doughnuts as a playful “holesomest” diet item.
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God
Christ
Henry Drummond
Spellem
Highlandtown
Baltimore American
Still Small Voice Beats Loud Power in Faith and Life
A collection of quotes and notices on quiet influence over noisy power, the maternal role in childrearing, and public morals, alongside brief items on health cures, legal opinions, and technological updates such as steel platforms for passenger coaches and German retail taxation. The piece blends reflections with short notices, naming figures like Aubrey Moore and Jeremy Taylor, and mentions institutions and events in a concise, period-voice style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Moore
Elijah
God
S. S. Times
Peruna Triumphs Cited by Officials and Readers
Letters from Dan A Grosvenor and Hal P Denton praise Peruna as an excellent spring tonic and catarrh remedy. A Lynchburg reader lauds it for nerves and daily use. The ad notes a free booklet offer and extols spring tonics while mentioning a Japanese attendance and a Michigan asylum using electric heat smoothing.
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Dan. A. Grosvenor
War Department
Washington, D. C
Hal P. Denton
D. W. Timberlake
Lynchburg
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus, Chig
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Cy “Dean Megs
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Geep
S. A
Abe
Kate
Ae. le Roy
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Poal
Pw Coop
Agi
Vet
Oytte Fom
Mrs Dail
Pest Ee
Conoo
Exic
Denver
Mpulgam
Femcigeo
J. D
Yhgiew & Valmicig
Spain
Gagl Injaved
ChanPion
Tae Catale Mitchell
Lewis & Staver CO
Bere
Moore
Remedy
Val
Pacific Coast News
Mitigea
Biehl
Nophery
Willamette
A. Clark
D. Turner
W. Cooper
Willigw
B. Binnville
Wili
Caigew City
Tim Momer
Yale
Ontario
Tolglo, Or
J. T. Moylan
Kalama
Wash
Coweeman
Elgin
McMinnville
Birch Creek
Elilensburg
New Whatcom
McKinley
Westport
Cohasset
Ofray’s
Walla Walla Creamery
Freewater
Umatilla County
Tire Mapes
Lake County
K. Elliott
Lebanon, Or
Crook County
KR. W. Nichols
Pacific Coast
Seattle
California
Willstu
San Francisco Market
Nevada
Valley
Lic
Oregon Burbanks, 70c@$1.00; river Burbanks
Salinas Burbankes
Valencia
O. R
Trenton
Arkaigs
CL 7 Ba L. We Mass
Packa
Michigan State Board of Health
Alabastine Company
Grand Rapids
Michigan
CIA Nat Sa
Ciger Co
Mteering Parker GT Lee
Olivet Fe
Peter
James
John
Qeir
Bethany
George Bowen
Jeremy Taylor
Sweeden
St.Louis
St. Louis
Union Signal
Hostetter
Mishowoka
Lod
Pioo
Ball
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Winslow
Bombay City
Wise
J. W. O'Viies
Thirda Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Mechanical Department
Rock Island
Fst
Germany
Reichstag
Dan Grosvenor
Japan
Ontiac
Mich
Dan. A, Aroavenor
Fa Chio
Nature
York
Holcomm
Washington St
Portland, Or
Portland Directory
Caweton & CO
John Poole
Onnoos
McCormick
Drogetuta
Caprees
Oly
Cal CO
Gunn
Bosanroco
Buffalo Pitts CO
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