Country editor in Panama voyage through strange lands
A Panama bound voyage chronicles encounters with unfamiliar people and landscapes as reported by the weekly newspaper editor. The piece notes cultural contrasts and the editor’s impressions of port towns and inland scenes, highlighting the traveler’s perspective and editorial observations.
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Isthmus
Santiago de Cuba Journey Through a Foreign City
The narrator recalls Santiago as the first place in Cuba where travel felt foreign and vibrant. He describes colorfully crowded harbors, black pirate-like boatmen, inflated tour pricing, and a trek to the cotton tree surrender site. Interpreters, carriages, and a mixed cast of workers illuminate a lively, treacherous tourist scene.
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Niagara Falls
Ebony
Valley Forge
Teddy
Cuba
Kettle Hill
Cuba Libre
Mohawk Valley
New York
United States
Casa Grande Hotel
Bill
Sik
Gen. Shafter
Catalogue House Scores Again in Catalogue Induced Purchase
A Cottage Grove couple near marriage uses a catalogue to select beds chairs tables and a range. Mary argues the local store offers nothing suitable while John considers buying locally. Mary wins and the order goes to the catalogue house, while the Cottage Grove dealer misses the sale.
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Cottage Grove
Mary
John
Ottage -Grove
Grove Leader
Adler-Kerkinina relieves stomach troubles says Myrtle Point druggist
A Myrtle Point druggist touts Adler Kerkinina as a quick relief for stomach issues claiming a single dose relieves discomfort immediately. The ad text emphasizes daily use and notes Myrtle Point as an agent location.
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Myrtle Point
Adler
Dapper cops spark humorous exchange in wartime scene
Lou D. MacWethy recalls a moment where officers posed in uniforms with a sabre revolver and club, trying to wink for a picture. The ludicrous display provoked laughter from him and mutual disdain from the officers, yielding a warped sense of profit from the encounter.
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Lou D, Macwethy
Polling places listed for Coquille Valley May 15 primary
The article enumerates precincts and locations for the Coquille Valley primary on May 15. Listed sites include Sumner hall Burton Fairview school house Dora Marcy's place Lee Harmon's house Coaledo Beaver Hill school house Fat Elk Coquille Burk holder's garage Coquille N E Academy building Coquille S W City hall Coquille S E Court House Riverton Kay's Hall Prosper Bandon N W City Bandon N E Bandon Engine House Bandon S E Curren Garage Woolen Mill addition Bandon S W High school Two Mile John Adams residence Parkersburg A W Sloen's store Sampa Bean's store Four Mile New Lake Norway Arago Missouri J D Bennett Myrtle Point North City Hall Myrtle Point South Oak Grove Dance Hall Catching Creek Dist 73 school house Sugar Loaf Chas Mc Cracken residence Enchanted Murphy Hill's Hall Rowland Rowland.
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Bandon N. E. Bandon
Bandon S. E
Curren
Bandon S. W
Two Mile
John Adam
Parkersburg
A. W. Sloen
Sampa
Bean
Four Mile
New Lake
Norway
Arago
Missouri
J. D. Bennett
Myrtle Point North
City Hall
Myrtle Point
Oak Grove
Catching Creek
School House
Sugar Loaf
Chas Mc.Cracken
Enchanted
Murphy & Hill's Hall
Rowland
Rowland School House
The Sluggish Liver and Everyday Overwork
An article by Dr. R R Daniels explains the liver’s role as the body’s largest organ and its work processing digested food. It discusses how overeating stresses the liver, the detoxification process, and how a fatigued liver may appear lazy while actually overworked.
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R. R. Daniels
Infant Death Toll Touted at 150000 Annually
Government backed estimate from the Children s Bureau asserts half of 300000 yearly US infant deaths could be prevented with proper hygiene and sanitation. Julia C. Lathrou, chief, says earlier beliefs about vigor of survivors are wrong and public focus on infant care must rise.
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United States
Children{s'Bureau
Washington
Julia C. Lathrou
Children’s Bureau
Plan to pay indemnity for Panama canal upset
The proposal to pay Colombia 25 million dollars as indemnity for Panama and grant Panama free canal access to its warships faces opposition. The plan encounters a formal rebuke and no early action is planned.
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Colombia
Panama
Panama Canal
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