Thanksgiving Spirit in a Farmer’s Household
A rural dialect poem reflects on farms in harvest time with corn shocks pumpkins and turkeys. The speaker notes preparations and aromas of the Thanksgiving feast and muses on lasting memory and joy, imagining his future jaws rattling at the hereafter while anticipating the holiday.
Drowning of Earl Hardwick on Willamette River
Early Saturday at six o clock a crowds inspection reveals Earl M Hardwick drowned from the Eugene steamer while performing night watch duties. He stepped from the boat with a lantern, vanished beneath the water, and his body was recovered at noon after a search. An inquest found the death accidental and due to misfortune. He was eighteen, an orphan and sole support of an elderly grandmother, praised for his industrious and gentlemanly conduct.
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Earl M. Hardwick
Willamette
Eugene
Young Hardwick
Cullough
Hardwick
Newberg Landing
B. C. Miles
T. B. Cummings
Wm. Clemmens
J.W. Nevitt
Jesse Edwards
F. A. Elliott
JC. Clemenson
J. L. Pressnall
Methodist Church
Too Much Gossip in Town Lets Rumor Spread Wide
This piece laments neighbors who eagerly chew and regurgitate gossip across all channels. It urges gossipers to stay home, guard family matters, and focus on their own lives to reduce harm in the community.
The Youth's Companion Christmas Offer
The Youths Companion offers a yearly subscription at 1 75 with a Christmas packet including the Christmas number, the 1904 Companion Calendar in twelve colors and gold, and a subscription certificate. New subscribers for 1904 receive remaining 1903 issues free and the 1904 calendar, with a free full description mailed to any address. The Youths Companion, 144 Berkeley Street, Boston, Mass.
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America
United States
Berkeley Street
Boston
Mass
Shiloh Post G A R Meeting Notice
Notice calls Shiloh Post No 77 G A R W R C and Sons of Veterans and 1st Camp members to meet at the Masonic Hall Friday November 27 1908 at 730 pm to confer on GA R matters by order of the Post Committee
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Shiloh Post
G.A.R
W.R.C. and Sons of Veterans
New
Masonic Hall
Wanted Fifteen Men for Sawmill Switch Work
Help wanted for switch labor at a sawmill. Fifteen men needed to work on the switch. Apply to the committee on constriction. Contact J. C. Hopson, F. A. Morais, or Dr. H. B. Cloven.
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J. C. Hopson
F. A. Morais
Dr. H. B. Cloven
Stepped Against a Hot Stove Heals Fast with Pain Balm
A Virginia mother treated her burned child after a Saturday bath by applying Chamberlains Pain Balm a quick remedy. The ointment calmed pain within half an hour and the boy slept, healing in about two weeks. Mrs Benson of Kellar Virginia endorses the antiseptic liniment for burns and sprains. C F Moore & Co sold it locally.
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Walla Walla
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Penrose
Whitman College
Knox-Kantner
College Chapel
Mr. Knox
Whitman , Chapel
Walla Walla (Wash
Knox—Kantner Company
Satan
St. Eee ‘Marys
Josses
Hudson Bros
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N. Y
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