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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
7
A fragmented message speaks in mourning tones about sending a style or item to Ira. It references a black garment or leg of mut and mentions a leader figure. The text conveys grief and a request for guidance on what to send.
In Portland Ore Watch Hertrovn Daniel O'Connell Lively a local boom for Lintnell recounts a Seattle boosters meeting. The dialogue includes casual greetings and a note about a woman now seen, as reported by Philadelphia Saturday Byven Ing Poat.
A quirky dialogue fragment features a plea for a lovely pearl neck chain and a whispered tale from a bird about a lyre bird escaping a menagerie. The exchange hints at humor and ambiguity surrounding the gift.
For over 100 years Pettit's Eye Salve has positively cured eye diseases everywhere. All druggists or Howard Bros., Buffalo, N.Y.
A lyrical admonition compares a woman to cooling shade in ease and tenderness as bargain counters tempt with unchecked impulse. The verse cautions against sudden gusts of desire and urges self restraint in consumer temptation.
Victoria B C May 26 T Nakahashi president Osaka Shosen Kaisha says next Japan US war may hinge on immigration and Chinese questions. He notes friendship of 40 years could sour as armament grows and Philippines questions rise, Panama Canal completion near 1914-15. Asahi urges renewed ships and larger navy to match Western powers.
Advertisement claims Allen’s Foot-Lines cure foot problems including phfenpely hotewollen and aching foot. It promises easier walking and a corain cure for some ingrowlue negli bunhone with a free roe sample upon request to Allen 3 Olimend Le Roy N Y.
The Cleveland Leader reports a boastful claim about an exclusive private phone network linked to a well connected family, with emphasis on secrecy and social standing. The item hints at rumors of elite communications and privileged access.
A Seattle report notes 800000 dollars in gold bullion moving from Fairbanks to Seattle as the season’s first shipments. Messages indicate 700000 dollars already en route to the Washington Trust and 100000 to the National Bank of Commerce. Arrival expected June 10 to 15. The Fairbanks camp expects 6 to 8 million dollars for the season.
Two New York lawyers and the editor of a Russian paper plan to travel to Washington to obtain help from the department of commerce and labor for Siberian peasants imported to Hawaiian sugar plantations. Activists claim Russians were treated as slaves, jailed on trumped up charges, and left destitute after being lured with false promises.
In Talladega Alabama on May 24 crowds gathered to view a visiting comet. Miss Ruth Jordan collapsed and died at her home door from heart failure after being summoned to view the sky. A Black man nearby also dropped dead upon seeing the comet.
Scranton authorities report Dr. F W Lang says C C Dickinson ex-president of the Carnegie Trust died after leaning over a furnace heated to 4000 degrees while attempting to process base metal into silver. Lang explains Dickinson sat in instructed chair and inhaled fumes.
Victoria BC May 26 details reached by steamer Inaba Maru about a catastrophic fire at Aomori North Japan. One and three sevenths miles of burned area, 0.25 miles wide, 11 600 buildings in town, 8 000 destroyed, 2 000 000 dollars in losses.
In an era style exchange a speaker urges a beloved to confess love while a motherly line promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the best teething remedy for children, framing domestic moments with affectionate dialogue.
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