Doings At The State Normal
Doings at the State Normal recounts a week of activities at the Normal including lectures by Dr. Bancroft and Miss Lillian Lewis, a Delphian Society Hallowe en party with palm reading, student performances, and student elections. It notes Y W C A delegates, a Christmas operetta plan titled The Merry Company, and a joint institute under Principal L R Trayer. Chamberlain s Pain Balm is advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bancroft
D. Lillian Lewis
San Francisco
Citizens
Miss Lewis
Delphian Society
Hathaway
Gayne
Shore
Whitney
Seeley
Salem
Merry Company
Taft
No Need It Now Put It In A Safe Place For Later Use
Extract notes a quoted authority on kidney diseases claims a simple home-made mixture will relieve ailments. The fragment hints at a medical remedy suggestion and its potential value for future use. No names, dates, or concrete locations are provided.
Kidney Trouble Remedy Promoted in Home Mixture
An advertisement touts a home brew for kidney trouble before Brights disease. It cites back and side pain increased urination at night and discolored urine and presents a recipe using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Kargot and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla to be taken after meals and at night. The note claims the mix clears blood disorders and rheumatism by forcing kidney filtration while urging readers to save the prescription and patronize advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Monmouth Local Notes Include Sales and Visits
Cass Lorence sold eighteen large fat bays to a Portland firm and shipped them on Monday’s freight. Pork shipments from Monmouth were reported this week as Rev. Chase spoke at Capital church. Victor Runnells, a former Monmouth boy, visits town and will live in Portland soon. Prohibition address by Hince Wolverton of Portland at the Christian church. Local teachers and residents identified with visits and gatherings as weather hints at rain and growth in Willamette valley amid unusual early frost notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass Lorence
Vortland
Rev. Chase
Capital Church
Victor Runnells
Monmouth
North Yamhill
Portland
Hince Wolverton
Christian Church
Laura Mallory
Airlie
Mary Hanson
Lorelda Percival
Mra J. L. Riggs
Salem
Corvalila
Butler
Monroe
Walton
Fruitland
D. S. Martin's
Iowna
California
Missouri
Cheney
E. Wheelock
Florida
Grazing Fee Cut Benefits Oregon Sheep and Wool Growers
Chief Forester Pinchot trims grazing charges on forest reserves for 1909, reducing costs from $2000 to $2000 for Umatilla County sheepmen and from $25 000 to $30 000 for Oregon wool growers. The rate drops one to one and a half cents per head, following an agreement with the National Wool Growers Association. The change, urged by state and national groups, reflects market downturns in wool and mutton prices, with safeguards retaining minimums and local special rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Oregon
Pinchot
Dan P. Smythe
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
National Association
A. F. Potter
Salt Lake
National
Forest Service
East Oregonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Bee Hive Store
Longworth
Ederheimer, Stein & Co
Mak
Polk County
Dallas
Mary Whitney
The
D. C. Henry
President Normals
Briggs
A. McNiell
Stroud
Effie Galbreath
Vespertines
Murphy
Fugate
Messrs. Henry
Ground
Ruby B. Shearer
Normal School
Dorsey
Henry
Mr. Henry
Incy Baker
Stella Warner
L. R. Trayer
Jackson
Josephine
Medford
Mr. Traver
Institute
Oregon City
Chamberlain
P. M. Kirkland
Service
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