Fruit By-Products Conference Called for Northwest States
Portland calls a regional conference on September 10 1914 at the Commercial Club to discuss conserving fruit and vegetable values and expanding by products markets in Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana. Railroads offer reduced fares with return tickets. Portland businessmen plan Coos Bay development and a West Lake land purchase. Medford eyes a $1 0 0 0 600 saw mill expansion and Booth Kelly mill opens with 125 workers.
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60S Bay Tourist Club
West Lake
Medford
Willamette Valley
Booth-Kelly
Clean, Neat Classroom Cuts Temptation to Destruction
A neglected school house demoralizes children. In a torn desk with soiled books, vandalism thrives. A clean room with proper furniture removes the temptation to damage and fosters better conduct.
Green Vegetables and Their Health Benefits
R. R. Daniels argues that green vegetables are essential for health and digestion. Lettuce beans tomatoes squash spinach and cabbage provide mineral tissue salts and iron aiding energy production and preventing malnutrition. Vegetables dilute heavy foods stimulate digestion and prevent constipation in a balanced diet.
Pleasant Evening Reveries in The Home Circle Column
The Home Circle column urges bravery of women, resilience in sorrow, and raising children with courage and honesty. It contrasts suppressing tears with facing life’s trials, notes Abraham Lincoln’s kindness, and critiques excessive quietness in girls while praising romps and outdoor play for strong bodies and spirits. It ends with a voter’s note on hunting ethics and conservation in Oregon.
Hunter rights clash with deer policy in Oregon report
A Roseburg Review letter argues game law fails deer protection, noting foothill residents hunt year round for meat, avoid does or fawns, and face sympathy from locals if caught. The letter criticizes game wardens and contrasts countryside practice with town season influx.
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Delay Danger in Myrtle Point Kidney Warning Ad
In Myrtle Point urgent advice to act quickly when kidney danger arises. An endorsement from Mrs. A. E. Carroll of Roseburg, Ore. claims Doan's Kidney Pills relieve kidney pain, irritability, dizziness, and nervousness after years of use. Price 50c at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y
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Doan
Curry County News Briefs From Port Orford Tribune
Dry Creek forest guard Lorrin Forty reports no major fires this summer and says Gov West closed the game season prompting eleven hunters to leave the woods. Wm Hurst Sr sold his last gravenstein crop from Elk River farm as dry conditions push fruit readiness unusually early. Bartlett pears near picking, scarce crops and rising tubers prices accompany a generally poor Curry county harvest.
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Happenings There Here and Anywhere Across Coos Bay
The Umpqua Courier notes 1700+ men on the Eugene to Coos Bay railroad right of way with 500 near Gardiner and Reedsport. An Oregon AG opinion says laundries fall outside the 10 hour law for workers, not applying to women. Dun's praises expanding American trade to South America amid the European war. The Coos River district school site dispute settles with a deed from Mary R. Smith recorded. O C Leiter exits Oregonian editorship to manage for William Hanley, Progressive U S Senate candidate. Hanley visited Coos County recently. A Footes’ At o stage bear hunt near Scottsburg. bears chased. one small one killed. German refugees in Germany note tourist courtesy. Klamath County to run three fairs in three towns. Wilson says outside troublemakers aim to split Carranza and Villa. William McMurray expects Alaska travel to rise due to the war. Joseph N Teal to Washington to press rivers and harbors bill for Washington and Oregon.
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Portland
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Congress
Anemia What It Is And How It Arises
Dr. R. R. Daniels explains anemia as a symptom not a disease and traces iron deficiency to poisons from digestive disturbances. He notes excess undigested food, fermentation, and disease can deplete iron, impair blood formation, and starve tissues of oxygen.
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R. R. Daniels
Bright
Uncle Sam Aims to Improve Children Health
The Federal Department of Labor creates a Children's Bureau to guide parents with a new free booklet titled Prenatal Culture. After focusing on livestock and crops, the government now directs attention to human welfare and child care.
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Uncle Sam
Skeptical Press Life And Health From Old Line Editorials
The excerpt reflects on the newspaper profession's exposure to world’s shame and skepticism among journalists. It cites editorials and reportage as sources of moral strain and questions belief in God and man while noting advertising pressures and editorial vanity. It also includes a medical aside about anemia remedies and diet.
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