Peruna ingredients cited by United States Dispensatory
The article questions Peruna as a catarrh remedy and cites US Dispensatory entries for canadensis golden seal Corydalis formosa Codron seeds and other components. It notes these ingredients’ traditional uses as tonics and in treating chronic catarrhal conditions and digestive issues, urging readers to view testimonials as evidence while acknowledging varied physician opinions.
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United States
Peruana
Peruna
Rumor of Changed S P Tracks Reaches Lebanon Oregon
In Lebanon Oregon crowd gathers as word spreads of a potential change to the Southern Pacific track alignment. A civil survey notes a seven mile new road bed from Lebanon to Crabtree and a widened corridor near San teinte junction while plans stir debate over river crossing and city access.
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Lebanon
Marriman Fae
Oregon
Boen
Bantiam
Southern Pacific Railrow
Santeinte
Leiahon
Latanon
Crabtree
Danner Rites Held After Eugene Area Death 1909
John C Danner aged 52 died August 26 1909 at his home 1 percent north of Eugene after a long illness He was born in Illinois on April 10 1936 and came with family to Eugene from Kauai years ago He leaves his wife a son Ernest and Mrs Florence Horn Also noted Bidney Stickels Fern Ridge built a seven room house on Ter e street near Fourteenth and moved to town with Mrs Stickels Alton Hampton spent Sunday at Mage Grove noting rapid south lane growth with prospects for street paving Four or five brick buildings going up on Main Street.
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Eugene
John C. Danner
Llinois
Kauai
Ernest
Florence Horn
Bidney Stickels
Fern Ridge
Oliver G. Andrew
Tere Street
Fourteenth
Mrs. Stickles
Alton Hampton
Mage Grove
Main Street
Tragic Ohio Wreck Told by Survivors in Vancouver
Vancouver report details 131 survivors from the Ohio liner wreck near Seattle. Passengers describe long night at sea in rain and darkness as boats filled, fishermen from Swanson Bay aided victims, and several crew members died saving others.
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Vancouver
Swanson Beygrim
Whelom
George Review
Seoneon Pay
Nobie Cruise
Wreckame
Hilo East
Findlasvoo Channel
Alaska Points
Johnson
Carter Bay
Koclos Wos
Swannon Bay
Loan swindler in toils of law at Vancouver
Vancouver J C Aug 28 W W Smith allegedly swindled residents from Oregon Idaho and Eastern Washington by promising loans on their property and charging 1 percent of unrealized sums. he was arrested last night. Oscar Campbell Lois Goodrich and Geo M Miller appraised property of Allee Jay J Vida and Margaret McLean minors reporting inventory valued 506.52 Sterling Foster from Alameda Col purchased the Chambers addition tract of 100 acres west of the city and plans to market it.
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Vancouver
J. C
W. W. Smith
Oregon
Oscar Campbell
Lois. Goodrich
Geo. M. Miller
Allee
Margaret McLean
Sterling Foster
Alameda
Col
Chambers Addition
Lt. Chambers
Foster
Auto Race At Brighton Beach Claims Lives And Injuries
Brighton Beach August 28th. The 24 hour race on the new motordrome saw a driver killed and others injured within the first twelve hours. A policeman was crippled and a participant burned as spills and crashes forced emergency responses. Rebault led early but trailed by over forty miles from last year’s pace as crowds of about 15000 watched the hazardous event unfold.
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Brighton Beach
Trecek
Rebault
Tracit
Cole
Grosse
Weround Cire
Tripe
Benzoate Policy Shifts At Food and Dairy Convention
Denver reports at the state and national food and dairy convention show benzoate of soda no longer needed as a preservative. Speakers note experiments allow food preservation without chemicals. A paper by Alice Lakey on meat supply consumer protections was read by Florence Kelly. Dr Wiley discusses light exposure and bleaching of flour and the chemistry behind it. The department chemist presents technical aspects of flour bleaching under ozone and chemical treatment.
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Denver
Food and Dairy Convention
Misa Alice Lakey
Cranford
SN. J
Florence Kelly
New York
H. W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Champion Hop Picker Hawken Readies 24th Migrimage
Lebanon Or Aug 26 In a few days Samuel Hawken Civil War veteran and Linn county pioneer will make his 24th annual hop yard migration to George Gentry near Brownsville The 72 year old veteran carries three rebel buckshot in his left hip and tends the same hop yard he has picked for 24 years Gentry offers an oyster supper and a medal to entice his return This year marks the quarter century of Hawken working for Gentry He was born in Pennsylvania lived much of his youth in Missouri enlisted with the Earth Missouri Cavalry and moved to Oregon 27 years ago settling near the Howe school house east of Lebanon He is married with five grown children scattered across the state.
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Lebanon, Or
Samuel Hawken
Linn County
George Gentry
Brownsville
Hawken
He Gantry
Mr. Howe
Lebanon
State
Advertised Letters in Eugene August 25 1909
Local post office lists names of people awaiting mail including Mrs Lizzy Crawford Dan Campbell R W Candy Miss Sibie Dickerson Mrs Maggle and P M Espy Miss Verona Fisher J Franke Walter Green Mrs George Gross J J Harrington Mrs C W Laraway Seth E Lemons Joe Lukens A C Mamil Arthur MelIntoff Miss Amelia Morse Miss Leona Murphy F M Parsons Miss Julia care W C Meyers Penny Miss Della Pippin F C Porter A T Robertson Mrs J A Schrader Mrs Marie Sullivan Jerry Ware LaVerne Wray Mrs C P Foreign Hermes Mrs Mande J L PAGE P M with multiple entries.
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Eugene
Bown
Lonisa
Campbell
Dan
Cloves
R. W. Candy
Lizzy
Crawford
C. Davis
Sibie
Dickerson
Rollen
Dixon
Maggle
P.M
Espy
Verona
Fisher
Jess
Franke
Walter
Green
George. Gross
J. J. Harrington
C. W. Laraway
Seth E. Lemons
Joe
Final trials at Rheims aviation field for grand prize
Bethany Aug 27 finals in the Grand Prix de La Champagne determine the longest distance without refueling. Latham leads at 95.88 miles, Farman surpasses Paulham to take second place with 111.78 miles, while contested attempts and protests mark the event as searchlights illuminate the field.
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Bethany
Rheims
Latham
Paulham
Bleriot
Count de Lambert
Henry Farman
Louis Paulham
de LaGrange
Curtiss Enters Contest At Last Moment In Grand Prize
Rheims reports Curtiss won the International championship and aviation grand prize after a sudden decision. He took off at 10:11 am with minimal prep and a leather jacket, circling the field multiple times before finishing in a blazing sprint. The record fell as the white ball rose and Curtiss expressed satisfaction with the aeroplane’s performance. His time was 7 minutes 55 15 seconds.
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Rheims
Curtiss
Tribunes
Steamer Ohio Sinks Off Sheep Point After Collision
The steamer Ohio left Seattle August 24 for Valdez Alaska with 125 passengers, struck a rock off Sheep Point at 1 PM and sank with five lives lost. Humboldt and Rupert City rescued passengers. M J Heney aboard Humboldt was unharmed. The Ohio belonged to Alaska Steamship Co and was valued at 300000 dollars.
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Seattle
Ohio
Valdez
Alaska
Sheep Point
Humboldt
Rupert City
M. J. Heney
Alaska Railroad
Alaska Steamship Company
Ketchikan
George C. Eccles
Winnipeg
Manitoba
F. J. Stephens
Wash
M. J. Weney
Stephens
Eccles
Clarence Cunningham
Taft
Steamship Company
Wrecked on Reef Victoria Near Spire Island Reef
A wireless message reports the Ohio wrecked at Spire Island reef marked by a buoy, south of Ketchikan near Victoria on August 27.
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Reef
Victoria
Ohio
Spire Island Reef
Ketchikan
Grading Begins in Crook County on Harriman Road
Mairas Oregon August 25 The first railroad construction in Crook county started at Willow creek canyon one mile west of Mairas with Powell Bros contractors in charge The work covers ten miles south of Mairas and will mainly involve earth work with little rock moving From the contractor’s view the project is not very profitable due to light work and tight bidding latitude.
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Mairas
Crook County
Willow Creek Canyon
Harriman Road
Powell Bros
Spokane Man Hanged for Wife Murder at Walla Walla
Joseph Gauvitte of Spokane was executed at the state penitentiary in Walla Walla after being convicted of murdering his wife. His last words were spoken to a Catholic priest who accompanied him to the scaffold at sunrise.
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Walla Walla
Joseph Gauvitte
Spokane
State Penitentiary
Professor Ressler Marries Mrs. Babbett in Newport
E. D. Ressler former Monmouth Normal School president wed May B. Babbett of Monmouth in a private ceremony at the bride’s mother’s cottage. Officiant Rev. J. R. N. Bell of Corvallis. Couple to reside in Corvallis where Ressler is on the Oregon Agricultural College faculty. Ressler founded Eugene high school.
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Newport
E. D. Ressler
Monmouth Normal School
May B. Babbett
Monmouth
J. R. N. Bell
Corvallis
Professor Ressler
The
Eugene High School
August Strawberries From Tsiltcoos Lake
The Guard reports a tin box from Mrs. E. B. Miller at Tsiltecoos Lake containing strawberries grown by her and her husband on their lakefront place. The August crop yields exceptionally large berries, showing what can be done in coastal country for fruit production.
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E. B. Miller
Tsiltecoos Lake
Escaping convict shot down near state fairgrounds
Salem August 25 Frank Campbell a convict employed with a state fairgrounds gang attempted to escape by breaking from the line. Two guards fired and Campbell was wounded in the back but expected to recover. Serving two years for burglary from Wasc o county his real name said to be Redding and his father city recorder of Albany Oregon.
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Salem
Frank Campbell
Campbell
Wasco County
Redding
Eity
Albany, Or
City Council Lets Three Sewer Contracts to Local Firm
The council awarded three sewer contracts to McArthur & McClain of the city. An extended franchise for Lane County Asset Company to build a street car line on certain streets was approved. Resolutions condemning the Modes building passed. Bids on a power transmission line opened but letting contract was deferred. A street was renamed Kineculd street.
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McArthur & McClain
Lane County Asset Company
Kineculd Street
City awards sewer contracts to McArthur and McClain
City council last night awarded sewer work to McArthur & McClain for sections between Lawrence and Jefferson streets to Cheshire street, between West Ninth and West Tenth to Monroe, and between West Sixth and West Seventh from Madison to Blair. McCrum & Rein bids were higher on the same sewers. Bids for Woodard avenue Oregon avenue Cherry street and Peacon street graveling were considered too high and referred to the city engineer and street committee. The council granted six more months on the Lane County Asset Company street railway franchise. The city solicitor announced a suit by C Hodes to stop repairs to his Willamette street building housing the Electric theatre. a resolution to condemn was passed with Mayor Matlock casting the deciding vote. Transmission line bids to Eugene were opened but action deferred pending engineer Kelsor’s arrival. A street name change from A street to Kincaid adjoining the University campus was approved to prepare an ordinance.
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McArthur & McClain
Lawrence
Jefferson Streets
S. P
Cheshire Street
West Ninth
West Tenth
Jefferson
Monroe
West Sixth
West Seventh
Madison
Blair
McCrum & Rein
Woodard Avenue
Oregon Avenue
Cherry Street
Peacon Street
Pranchise
A. F. Campbell
Lane County Asset Company
Whhich
Hodes
J. M. Pipes
C. Hodes
Willamette Street
Electric Theatre
Aye
Garrett
Roach
Moon
Berger
Henderson
Gilbert
Heller
Williams
Matlock
Idaho Counties Vote Dry Under Local Option Law
Boise reports Idaho counties voted "dry" yesterday under local option law. Canyon County rejected saloons by a margin of 1850, marking the first local option elections in the state.
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Idaho
Boise
Idaho County
Canyon Couty
Mrs Margaret Smith Funeral Notice At Eugene 1909 36
At the Eugene hospital on August 26 1909 at 1030 am Mrs Margaret Smith wife of F M Smith aged 36 years relict funeral will be held Friday with interment in Franklin cemetery
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Eugene Hospital
Margaret Smith
F .M. Smith
Franklin Cemetery
Mound Happenings Mixed Local Notes Aug 25
Haying is nearly done with reports of trips to Eugene and timber cruising for companies. Grade work resumes below Mound while Goan Johnson returns to old habits. Local timber buyers and goat sales, rail road hopes, and a Brooks store assignment touch local concerns as Salem Statesman notes. Leslie Miller and wife return from Seattle honeymoon and he resumes teaching at Lebanon High Sept 20.
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Mound
G. W. Lane
Eugene
M. D. Johnson
Jay Johnson
Home
Wolf Creek
Roy Bierce
R. Garrison
H. D. Johnson
Ed Pettit
L. M. Mackintosh
Ign
Rose
Mary
Grace Doster
Sinslaw
Harry Minto
Edward A. Finney
Brooks
R. L. Sabin
Ramp
Salem Statesman
Leslie Miller
Seattle
Miller
J. J. Poll
Lebanon High School
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Rechiec
Vince Woodward
Cimrke & Co
Portland
Oho
B. C
Swanson
Opermior Eeeles
Pwrser Frederick Stevens
Quartermaster Hert BE. Anderson
Anderson
Eolorofio
vbgtElt
Neadly
Buchton
UN Aviation
Farman
Glenn Curtiss
Harriman Contractors
Mrs. Babbett
Tsiltcoos Lake
Council
Kelsev
University
Kincaid
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