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Newspaper
Madras Pioneer
Location
Madras, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1909
Page
3
A garbled OCR page fragment includes stray phrases about remedies, notable names, a baseball captain, and a teething remedy reference. It mentions New Ville News, Tribune chatter, and snippets of dialogue, all lacking coherent narrative or clear event.
Tosuto Nakamura an 80 year old Japanese man claimed to be a crew member and stowed away on the Phila delphian after sailing from London. He said he served on a Japanese cruiser during the Russo Japanese war and was aboard the Johanna earlier. Inspector Root ordered his return on the Philadelphia on its next sailing.
A house advertising claim asserts Hamline Wizard Oil cures sore throat faster and more surely than any other remedy. The statement emphasizes no need to buy additional remedies and urges remembrance.
In a sharp social exchange, Gwendolen rejects Percy after last night’s denial. The scene unfolds with strained intentions and unresolved romantic tension amid familiar social circles.
A writer notes the etymology of monologue blending mon as slang for money with logos meaning word. The playful explanation frames monologue as words about money.
For over 100 years Pettit’s Eye Salve has treated eye ailments nationwide. Howard Bros. druggists of Buffalo New York distribute the remedy across markets and advertise its long proven use in eye care.
A vivid sentence describes a chimney twist that never lands on a fence or building. It drops into a tulde mouthed chimney and clings to its rough sides with tiny feet.
The piece notes Eben-So Miss Antique will marry. the clergyman is the presumed groom and will be paid, with no assumed responsibility.
Slexatend Le Roy, N. .
Dialogue snippet shows a strained mother son exchange with affectionate snuggling amid tension and threats of mock accusations. The fragment hints at family conflict and emotional dynamics between a mother and her child.
A playful exchange references social class and club life with a jibe about domestic chores. The dialogue notes a wife remaining modest and not fully entering elite society despite appearances. The remark underscores social mobility and manners in a bygone era.
A wide-ranging page notes geography, science, and social trends from Servians and Irish to New York snowfall and electric street work. It cites Manitoba population growth, Edison’s telephony work, and British Darien colony plans, with remarks on Playground movements, fencing fashions, and university endowments linked to Carnegie grants.
In New York City a landmark event will host a first wireless luncheon at the Hotel Plaza. Frederick Townsend Martin will preside as America's leading society figure reads a Taft message to President Fallieres. Nora Blatch DeForest will receive the message at the Metropolitan Tower and relay it to Paris via wireless telephone.
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