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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
7
Woman Narrates Truth Amid Sharp Tongue Exchange
In a terse Washington dispatch a speaker defends a risky wager while another woman, Mins Cayenne, speaks with striking bluntness. The exchange captures a sharp verbal confrontation amid public discourse.
Remarkable Growth Case From French Academy Records
A 1720 French Academy note describes a boy of six who stood six feet tall with an adult appearance. At six his voice changed and his beard grew, enabling him to lift and carry heavy grain sacks. He weighed about 200 pounds before a rapid decline. by ten his hair gray, teeth fallen, and by twelve he died, showing signs of extreme old age.
Two Hundred Species of Roses and American Varieties
The article notes about 200 rose species with roughly fifty defined families and two American born families. It highlights vast varieties and credits U S growers for most cultivars while noting the elusive black rose remains undeveloped though a dark red bloom hints at potential under certain lighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Election tale of steerage origins to Senate power
The piece discusses a Western state Senate race where a son of an immigrant who arrived in steerage rises to national prominence. It contrasts this positive achievement with another Senate member who also came over in steerage and achieved power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Senate
Chan celer and the art of getting money
Somerville Journal quoters describe a Chan celer as a man skilled at extracting others money. Tommy asks his father what it means and Pa answers with pride about the practice of financial gaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Somerville Journal
Peruna praised by reader for stomach relief and warnings
Mrs Lenora Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina reports chronic stomach trouble indigestion and nerves but states Peruna and Manalin cured her after doctor advised catarrh of the stomach. She urges others with similar symptoms to consider Peruna. The article also recounts a drowning accident when a steer and horse were thrown into Cannon Creek after a freight train struck cattle on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Bodenhamer
R.F. D
Kernersville
N. C
Peruna
Hartman
Manalin
J. Goodwin
Middleboro
Cannon Creek
Goodwin
Four Mile
Ferndale
Mr. Goodwin
Famous climber speaks on climbs at Brooklyn dinner
A renowned mountaineer, speaking at a Brooklyn dinner, says peaks once deemed inaccessible can be reached by turning and twisting around obstacles. He frames mountain climbing as mastering routes around bad places, revealing the secret of ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Persian minister Samad Khan noted for arts in Paris
Samad Khan, the newly accredited Persian ambassador in Paris, is celebrated in Persia as a lyrical figure and skilled accordion player. The dialogue hints at marital philosophy and a sharp exchange, translated for Transatlantic Tales from Motto per Ridere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samad Khan
Paris
Persia
Aunt Jerusha Ann Sees Egyptian Spinks Not Pretty
Aunt Jerusha Ann returns from Egypt as chaperon to wealthy heirs and remarks the spiint lacks a nose and has odd three cornered ear slabs. Neighbors ask if she saw the spint, she dismisses it as the ugliest thing she ever eyed. She compares Phip Van Ansdall unfavorably to the spinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusha Ann
Egypt
Phip van Ansdall
Apollo
Chicago Tribune
Berro Drivers Carry Candies and Lighted Dips
In Mexico all vehicles must carry a light at night. Berro mule carts use dipped candles wrapped in newspaper for illumination, held in the left hand as they return from work, light on Indian faces in the dark. Also instructions to refresh bed comforters by washing drying folding and beating with a stick to restore fluff, and a warning not to iron quilts as heat harms batting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Case Cow on Trial Sparks Reporter Inquiry
A reporter probes details of a courtroom case featuring a cow on trial while the party deflects, claiming no knowledge and presenting themselves as an expert. The scene captures tension between press and participants in a curious legal animal hearing.
All but That. Mr Ferguson and the kitchen song
In a domestic exchange Mrs Ferguson notes a new girl in the kitchen who sings and is called a cuckoo. The remark ends with the line that she cannot cook, confirming the comedic misunderstanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ferguson
Mrs. Ferguson
Foretold Memoirs and Diaries Stir British Circles
Subdued talk in British military circles centers on an upcoming memoir collection containing the late Duke of Cambridge’s correspondence. A diary kept by Emperor Frederick of Germany reportedly resides in England awaiting publication. Expected are answers to various historical enigmas from the works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Duke of Cambridge
Frederick
Germany
England
Blond jealousy and love among cousins noted in Boston Transcript
A Permesent Institation notes cousin Belle-And choosing a sweetheart, with discussions on hair color and rivalries between blondes and brunettes. The tone reflects gossip and relationship drama among family members as reported by the Boston Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle
Tom
Maud
Boston Transcript
Shake Into Your Shoes Allen's Foot-Ease Patent Powder
An advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease powder claims it eases tight new shoes and relieves sweating calluses and tired feet. Sold by all druggists, price 20 cents. Trial pack available at Allen 8 Olmsted Ave, Itoy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
All Druggiete
Olmsted
Itoy
New York
California Orange and Gold Output Totals in State Report
California's orange production is estimated at 18 million dollars and gold at 17 million. The French government employs 17 148 people in state tobacco factories, with a large majority being women.
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California
Chinese Lagermakers and early sugar production claims
The Chinese claim to invention of sugar making and state sugar was used in China 3 000 years ago. It notes sugar production in China under the Taln dynasty more than 200 years before the Christian era began, a fact supported by tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Centenarian Milestone Draws Attention in Mexican Herald
A note from the Mexican Herald remarks that even in local papers, reaching 120 years excites discussion, marking a rare longevity milestone for a patriarch or matriarch highlighted by readers.
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Mexzican Herald
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Pritens
Drage
Ecancer
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Peking
Chine
Yo Chinese Medicine CO
Prat Si. Cor
Morrison
Oregon
Ine
Plano
Ailrely
Poland
A. L. Swaggart
Athena
Firat
Geneve
The
Portland Tile and Mantel Co
Cere
James £. Barker
Marques
Portland
J Jamieson Parkes
Spokane
Savile Insurance
Babcock & Moss
Spokane, Washington
Illy
Lilly
Gale
Chas. Hi
Lilly Gy
Seattle
San Francisco
Standard Oil Co
P.M. A
East Greenacres
P Particu
Washington
Stevens
Arks Bro
Bermard
Spokane, Wash
Inna
Mrs. Winslow
Doubley
Philadelphia Press
Howard E. Burton
Colorado
Oregon Trust & Sas Bank
Portland, Oregon
Washington Sts
RayoLamp
Standard Oil Company, Incorporated
Spanton Company
Chamber of Commerce
Stark Street
Portland Seed Co
Wash
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