Various Northwest News Items From Washington to Oregon
A compilation notes cantaloupe profits in Yakima. 1900s gun incident at Twin Falls. Manitoba and Wyoming officials in dispatches. raids and court cases in Portland and Helena. Rail and mining developments include Oregon lines expansions and Gunnison tunnel progress. timber sales protest near Medicine Bow. notable deaths and marriages across Oregon and Montana.
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Medicine Bow
Laramie
Wyo
Forest Service of the Interior Department
Moriyama
H. Miya
Portland
Miya
Nicholas Olk
Malheur County
Oregon
Ontario
Elizabeth Hunt
W. H. Hunt
United States Court of Montana
Porto Rico
Helena
George Thompson
New York
Cure of Severe Eczema With Cuticura Remedies
Lizzie E F Sledge describes dramatic recovery from a lifelong eczema after doctors failed. She used Cuticura Resolvent with Soap and Ointment, noting the rash cleared after one bottle and remained gone after six months of continued use. The testimony dates to October 28, 1905, Selma Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie EF. Sledge
Jones Ave
Selma
Ala
New Mercury Deposit Reported in Austrian Carinthia
A new mercury deposit is reported near Wieder schwing in Carinthia Austria just north of Carn ola district. The find parallels deposits from Idria to Neumarkt and is believed to be extensive in size and potential.
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Wiederschwing
Carinthia
Austria
Carnola
Idria
Neumarkt
Cantoria trusted infant remedy praised for decades
The advertisement touts Cantoria as a long standing, safe remedy for infants and children. It emphasizes enduring use over 30 years and claims to outperform a mysteriousLygeer branded product while urging mothers to choose Cantoria with confidence.
Practiced What He Preached Rev Denis P O Flynn Dies Poor
The New York City priest Denis P. O Flynn lived simply and gave away nearly all he had. He left no detectable estate or bank balance beyond a small insurance policy that will cover funeral costs. Father Corrigan recalls he died as poor as a church mouse after a lifetime of charity.
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Denis P. O'Flynn
New York City
Father Corrigan
Costly Clothes for Women in Historic Tailoring
A Philadelphia Bulletin clipping notes extreme prices in fashion fabrics and lace. It cites examples such as cloth of gold at 300 dollars a yard, a Paris made court train costing 7500, an ermine mantle valued at 50000 for Russian nobility, lace handkerchiefs at 5000, and flax thread from Rebecq-Rognon fetching 2600 a pound.
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Sumatra
Paris
Russia
Kherson
Brussels
Philadelphia Bulletin
The Way Out with Grape-Nuts Health Claim
An ambitious girl overcome by nervous prostration and hysteria finds relief in Grape-Nuts. She recalls failing to finish high school, then regaining health, resuming studies, and later teaching, crediting daily Grape-Nuts for long lasting strength and peace.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Dangers of Burning Old Paint in House Repainting
The Greenfield Gazette discusses the risky practice of burning off old paint before repainting. Insurance issues, fires, and improper materials are cited, with advice to use pure linseed oil and genuine white lead and to hire careful, well-chosen painters.
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Greenfield (Mann
Gazette and Courier
Greenfield
The
Questionable Conscience Choice Cited in Silent Rhetoric
An unclear, fragmented passage discusses conscience as a mask or packaging, mentions a tie factory and dyes, and includes garbled quotes about mistakes and fate. The readable parts reference a pharmacist and a man’s errors, with no clear narrative or individuals named.
Arab Pasha Old and Friendless in Cairo
A Pall Mall Gazette profile finds Arab Pasha, exiled Egyptian ruler after the Alexandria bombardment, living in Cairo in his seventies. Once powerful, he now endures poverty and oblivion, described through memories of his youth, exile, and return with vivid detail.
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Pasha
Mohammedan
Egypt
Cairo
Arab Pasha
Alexandria
Ceylon
Pall Mail Gazette
Game That Bobbie Knew
A young man consoles a sobbing boy in a parlor after a girl, busy with a piano and makeup, plays Indian. The boy insists his sister was playing and that he could play better, highlighting playful family dynamics.
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Bobby
Jealous of Bobbie's Wife Sparks Extravagant Notions
A New York Globe spoof notes how an uptown woman justifies splurges for her two year old son Bobbie and his future wife. She saves for Bobbie but indulges in luxury trips manicured nails and shampoo while believing Bobbie and his wife will not object to the cost.
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Jess. F. McDonald
Colorado
Denver
Ritzville
Spokane
Prohibition State Convention
Wyoming
George W. Blainé
Douglas
C. J. Sawyer
Laramie
C. H. Nicodemus
Wheatland
Twin Falls
Fred R. Reed
Thomas C. Johnson
Thomas B. Tuttle
Ranier Grand Hotel
Portland
Tuttle
L. W. Cooper
Nellie Manning
Charlotte
N. C
Cooper
New York Globe
Bobbie
Nervous Mothers urged to seek Lydia Pinkham remedy
An old newspaper feature discusses nervous disorders in mothers, citing female weakness and strain on nerves as causes of child misbehavior. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a proven cure with testimonials from readers and a solicitation for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Amitten
Chill
Chile
Copper
Tren
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Siakins
Boston
Mass
Deana
Charles F. Brown
Mothers’ Club
Cedar Terrace
Hot Springs
Ark
Heron
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Washington
Ira L. Freudenthal
Quartermaster's Department
Manila
Dev
D. H. Johnson
Roundhouse
Wyom
Dordis
Harriman System
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Southern Pacific Ines
Sierra Pacific Railway
Springville
Senator Clark
Nevada
Pacifi
Sierra Pacific
Goldfield
Gunnison
Gunnison Canyon
West Portal
Secretary of the Interior
Jesap W. Cradby, Jr
Corbett Tunnel
Shoshone Irrigation Project
Oregon Bar Association
A. H. Tanner
United States
Mitchell
Robert Pittock
San Diego
Cal
London
M. Lecaillou
George Ellot
Ewan Avin Eilage
Britia
Britain
Dodds
Mrs
Chester Curry
Mrs. Chase Brown
Alll
Paxton CO
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
A. Starkweather General
Sal Lake City
Vien
W. L. Douglas
W.L Douglas
Indhis
Brockton
Jacowae
Galt Lake City
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