Cure for eczema relieves Clyde after long struggle
A mother describes her 13 year old son Clyde suffering severe eczema for a year despite medical care and home remedies. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, Clyde slept that first night and within six weeks showed marked improvement with no relapse. Public notice lists Cuticura products and claims for skin and scalp treatment.
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Clyde
Nee
Perales
Eceema
Algy Cocourn
Bhdoh
Potter Drug & Chem
Mentor
Cwucura
Shin Dinesams
Indignant Reply of Archbold to Charges
New York October 26 Archbold of Standard Oil faced questions over letters Read by Hearst at Carnegie Hall meeting He says Morrison and Henderson gained Supreme Court seats through merit not influence He notes his letters to Governor Stone discussed contributions to the Republican state committee not favors for himself or the company He accuses Hearst of larceny and demands the return of letters He reads from December 5 1902 a Governor Stone correspondence urging Morrison appointment to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court and defends Morrison as chosen by merit or due to oil and gas familiarity
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New York
John D. Archbald
Standard Oil Company
W. R. Hearst
Carnegie Hall
Hearst
Morrison
Judge Henderson
Governor Stone
Henderson
Stone
Supreme Court
Pennypacker
Elkin
Republican State Committee
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Mr. Hearst
Judge Haight
William J. Sryan
Astor Gallery
Waldorf-Astoria
Judge Elkin
Supreme Part of Pennsylvania
John D. Archbold
Standard Oil
Klonrat
Associated Press
Broadway
McKeen
Supreme Bench
Mitchell
William A. Stone
Harrisburg
Supreme Bench of Pennsylvania
Hearst Advocates Independence Party Platform In New York Speech
In New York on October 24 W C Hearst urged the Independence Party to back reforms including electing senators and judges by the people. He cited letters from John D Archbold to Governor Stone and emphasized exposing corruption in the two old parties. He pledged to inform citizens impartially and fearlessly as part of his disclosures.
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New York
W. BR. Hearst
Independence Party
John D. Archbold
Stone
Pennsylvania
Morrison
Supreme Court
Autchell
Hearst
Oiten
Leclares
Roseburg Captures Third Regimental Trophy
Roseburg Oregon guardsmen likely win the regimental trophy and individual medal for the third time, securing permanent ownership. Roseburg leads with 696 points, 14 ahead of Cottage Grove, while Private Shields posts 187, seven more than Mooney. Ashland remains to shoot but is considered inferior.
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Roseburg
Roseburg National Guardsmen
Cottage Grove
Mooney
Ashland
Forest Reserve Cuts Sheep Grazing Charges for Season
Gifford Pinchot and A R Potter announce new National Forest grazing rates for sheep, lowering fees by about one cent per head in most cases. The move reflects softer wool prices and weaker mutton demand, with long standing understandings about market fluctuations preserved but local exceptions retained.
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Natonal Growers’ Association
Salt Lake City
Gifford Pinchot
A. R. Potter
National Forest
National Forests
Forest Service
Greenleaf Sawmill Folio and School Notes
Greenleaf items note the Orvae Hinchtoy sawmill owner Rolly Rust and Alf Geo Knowl plus Hombl to speak at Deadwood church on the 28th. Mapleton bought 4 half dozen school seats to deliver to the district. Miss Hamble plans a basket social on the last day of school to raise money for a flag. Fred Pepiot loses his Daisy mare aged horse landmark. Herman Steinhauer land clearing halts as Tayor and Mead engine needs new tackle blocks.
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Seertal
Greenleaf
Orvae & Hinchtoy
Vouette Rolly Rust
Alf Geo
D. Knowl
Mr. Hombl
Deadwood
Mapleton
Joe Slemmons
Miss Hamble
Fred Pepiot
Herman Steinhauer
Taylor and Mead
Roosevelt's fifty first birthday marked by work and reception
Washington reports President Roosevelt today marks his fifty first year by early desk work and cabinet discussions. He received many congratulations from officials and foreign rulers as he continues his long rise from local Albany politics to a national leadership role.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Albany
New York
President finishing term plans and hunt focus
The president, who had ascended to the presidency after Mr McKinlee's death last month, debated Cuban reciprocity and the Sedley controversy. On his fiftieth birthday he anticipated Taft's election, while dedicating spare time to preparations for an African hunt.
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White House
McKinlee
Sedley
Mr. Taft
More Honors for Roy Davis at Annapolis
Midshipman Roy N. Davis of Eugene, son of Mr and Mrs A. Davis, has been unanimously chosen to lead his class as president at the United States Naval Academy. Davis arrived at Annapolis three years ago and has since played a leading role in academy activities. He was elected class president in his first year and later led the Midshipmen's Athletic Association after a Harvard Navy football game, marking a historic first for a Northwest midshipman to hold the post.
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Roy N. Davis
Eugene
A. Davis
United States Naval Academy
Davis
Annapolis
Harvard Navy
Midshipmen's Athletic Association
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Northwest
Uncle Sam's
Big Naval School
Hyomei advertised as cure for catarrh and asthma
An advertisement extols Hyomei as the guaranteed cure for catarrh and related ailments including bronchial issues and hay fever. It claims the Red Cross Drug Company will supply a full Hyomei outfit for $1 and asserts superiority over other remedies. It also mentions De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as equally commendable.
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Red Cross Drug Company
de Witt
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Cetha Lange
Hovt Chemical Co
Peeriane
Closset & Devers
Portland
Ore
Archibald
Standard Oil Magnate
Japan
Elkins
Archbold
John DO. Archbold
Roy Davis
Oregon
Cravenette
Brownsville Woolen Mill
Yuillamette St
Eugene, Oregon
Garrett & Mitchell Real Estate Brokers
Register Building
Vhone Main
Willamette
Yrone Main Io
Tolman Studio
Willamette Street
S. D
Over Hall's Grocery
Locke
Eugene Electric Co
Thomas Electric
Eugene, OF
Fish
W. HB. Ridgeway
Prop
Willamette Ss
G. S. Beardsley, M.D
McLeod the Tailor
Nenth Street
Esse G. Weiser
Sane
Joebhais
Alex
Wm. G. Matta
Will Pra Oin
Rhe Cour
Flee Warren Bulidiné Ts
Ette
Lulu
Reasi
Shinn the Sign Painter
Smyths Transfer Co
WH. Smyth
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