Kidney Cure Brings Relief Says William Bailey
William Bailey a longtime Chicago and New York figure with Union Veteran Legion ties reports thirty years of kidney trouble improved after Peruna use. He credits the remedy for restored health and good condition describing it as a judicious choice supported by Peruna Company claims.
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William Bailey
Union Veteran Legion
Chicago
New York
Washington
Peruna Company
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Kidney Trouble and Peruna Advert Claims
Letters from readers in Topeka and Cumberland endorse Peruna for kidney and liver ailments and general weakness. Mr. Broderick of Chicago reports relief from a weak check and kidney trouble after nightly use. Mrs. Klee cites wife’s liver trouble and improved strength. Judge Park from Georgia praises Peruna as a cure for catarrh and kidney issues.
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Joseph Klee
Topeka
Kas
Priestess Annie Besant Celebrates Sixty-Eighth Birthday in Boston
Boston reports Mrs Annie Besant head of the International Theosophist Society marks her sixty eighth birthday amid Theosophist friends. She tours the United States lecturing on Theosophy and promoting radical causes through decades of public life claiming 12000 year reincarnations and pre exists.
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Boston
Mass
Annie Besant
India
International Theosophist Society
Besant
United States
Frank Besant
Walter Besant
Abelium
Charles Bardlaugh
Hesint Eaye
Peru
China
Confucius
Alexandra
Egypt
Christ
Ali
Italy
England
Mrs Annie Besant and Her Theosophical Ties
The article recalls Mrs Annie Besant living in Elizabethan times and her acquaintance with the Virgin Queen and Sir Walter Raleigh, noting she did not meet Shakespeare. Mrs E Peets of the Cleveland Theosophical Society calls Besant Hypatia and Hrono, claiming she remembers daily existence as those characters. Besant is described in a white flowing robe with lotus buds.
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Elizabeth
Virgin Queen
Sir Walter Raleigh
Shakespeare
Grant Had Right To Wear Uniform In Chicago Parade
Washington reports Secretary of War Dickinson found nothing to criticise in General Grant wearing his uniform in a temperance and law enforcement parade in Chicago last Sunday. He added that each older officer must decide for himself.
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Washington
Dickinson
General Grant
Chicago
Aed
Spain to Press War in Morocco with Fortified Ops
Madrid reports the government will pursue aggressive actions against the Moors after consulting General Marina. Fifteen thousand more troops will be sent to Africa, Mount Guerega to be held, Tetuan used as a base, and an indemnity of 20 million dollars demanded from Morocco. Also noted is Uncle Sam Handsaker's grave illness at Dexter farm with bleak prognosis.
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Madrid
Marina
Morocco
Africa
Mount Guerega
Tetuan
Sam Handsaker
Dexter
Taft aides Butt and Richardson on swing around circle
Captain Archibald W. Butt, military aide to President Taft, and Dr. J. J. Richardson, Taft's physician, head the list of regulars on the tour. Butt is a close confidant and often accompanies the president, while Richardson monitors health and throat strain given the numerous speeches across many stops.
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Taft
Archibald W. Butt
J. J. Richardson
Captain Butt
Mr. Taft
Richardson
Washington
Springfield Presses Bond Plan for New Public School
The Springfield Commercial Club urged the school board to issue bonds of forty thousand dollars or more for a new school building. An arc light project and Grange Convention committee were formed, with townsfolk discussing street lights, power lines, and room crowding as classes sometimes run with 70 pupils per teacher. A geographing crew mapped the Springfield area, while marriages, business openings, church events, and local civic notes filled the rest of the page.
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Springfield Commercial Club
Willamette Valley Company
Ble Grange
Springfield
Arc Wents
Light Company
Euzene
Peary
Bettleheim
Winzenried
Dr. Emery
A. Henderson
A. 8. Walker
Great Increase in Property Values on Local Deals
A recent sale shows Mr Vandyne purchasing the Cleveland 60 foot front on Seventh and Main for 3500 dollars, after Cleveland bought it for 4600 two years prior. Reports of Main street lot sale by James Carhan paused amid denial. Peary and Machen claim 20 of 40 lots sold, Magladry and Shumate sold three to a Eugene jeweler named Forbes.
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Vandyne
Cleveland
Seventh and
Main Streets
Mainstret
James Carhan
Peary and
Machen
Magladry
Shumate
Eugene
Forbes
Flour Mill Runs Night and Day in Springfield Headline Under Way
The Springfield flour mill operates around the clock with the night shift added this week. Capacity is about 125 bbls per day but currently runs at two thirds due to gearing for a slower rate. Changes expected within a week. Hayward & Co. prepares large SP AIN sign on the hill with four workers.
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Springfield
Spain
Hayward & Co
Appeal Sent Washington for Aid to Storm Sufferers
New Orleans reports an urgent appeal to federal authorities for Terre Bonne parish relief. Broussard requests twenty thousand rations for War Department distribution plus one hundred tents eight hundred mattresses and eight hundred double blankets. Over two thousand people remain homeless. Moullen Hendershott and Kidwell depart Oct 7 for San Francisco to attend Portola Festival.
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New Orleans
Terre Bonne Parish
Washington
War Department
Broussard
Oregon hop market edges up to 25 cents a pound
Frank E. Dunn predicts prices may reach 50 cents per pound as hop prices jump to 25 cents in Oregon, tying East markets and outpacing others. Klaber Wolf & Netter bought 110 bales from F Elwart of Sherwood, with Dunn optimistic due to tight European crops in Germany and England.
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Oregon
Anolden
Klaber
Wolf & Netter
F. Elwart
Sherwood
Oregonian
Frank E. Dunn
Hia
City
Dunn
Germany
England
Football rules clarified at central board meeting in New York
Central board of officials met in New York to review the football code. Referee options include adjusting half length if time is insufficient before dark or declaring halves of standard regulation length if captains cannot agree. Additional interpretations were discussed.
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Central Board of Officials
New York
Clarifications on Football Rules Proceedings and Penalties
A report outlines decisions on fair catches and whistles, muffed punts, safety versus touchback, safety on illegal forward passes, timing delays between halves, and substitutions. It defines rule applications for advancing after signals, muffed balls crossing lines, and forfeiture conditions when teams delay. The ruling also bars players from reentry after leaving unless penalized 15 yards per ensuing play.
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Burt
Irving Grange Resumes Sessions Harvest Over
Irving October 1 special correspondence reports a profitable Grangers meeting held last Saturday the 25th they enjoyed a fine noon dinner and voted it one of the best especially the witty master. The session plans work for the next month with irrigation to be the topic Oct 8 led by Wing Robertson Lemmon and Hembree. All members are urged to participate. A Cellar Social on Sept 14 featured eloquent prose and poetry by members and friends.
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Irving
W. R. Wing
R. Robertson
L. Lemmon
I. N. Hembree
Grange Honors Grants Pass Poet and Members Wed
Mrs. Downing of Grants Pass won the prize for the best poem on how she earned her dollar. Lynn Zumwalt and Vida Wing, prominent Grange members, married last month and will move to Washington. Grange members urged to attend next meeting to plan winter work with good wishes following the couple.
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