M Moore Visits Olympia in 40th Anniversary Tour
Olympia Washington October 18 1917 Mr Young on a short visit to his old stamping ground marking the 40th anniversary of his first Olympia arrival October 9 1877. Charley Moore recalls old friends and plans to write Memories of Olympia praising Priest Point Park and the city’s future beauty while commenting on Uncle Sam and the Kaiser's threat.
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Mr. Young
Olympia
Satan
Charley
Portland
C. Milton Moore
C. M. Moores
Charlie
Priest Point Park
Puget Sound
Seattle
American Lake
Uncle Sam
United States
Hell
Germany
America
Moore
High Opinion of Chamberlain’s Tablets for Biliousness
Mrs C A Barnes of Charleston Illinois writes of Chamberlain’s Tablets for biliousness and as a laxative praising their mild pleasant use. She notes her brother has also used them with satisfactory results. Her endorsement highlights reliable, gentle relief from digestive discomfort.
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Chamberlain
Proclamation for Halloween Spooks Parade at Pella 1917
A formal proclamation issued by the Grand Chief Spook and official secretary calls all mythic beings to attend a Halloween event in Pella Iowa on the last Wednesday in October 1917. It orders costumes, behavior, and a light bearing march from GYM to PARK with a music led procession and a display of strength.
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Mother Goosh
Jack
Jack Bprat
Jill
Pella
Marion
State of
Iowa
United States of America
Earth
Ghost Story Verses and Halloween Frights Reel Onlookers
A folksy poem by C. M. Moore recalls a Halloween ghost haunting a narrator who runs home in fear yet physical mischief occurs. The second fragment describes a mother losing her baby carriage, police alerted, and officers surrounding Mrs. Blaine’s home as a household count is taken.
Foolish Husband Believes Baby Alive After Loss Revealed
In Boston, Mrs. Josephine Blaine, just after childbirth at the Homeopathic Hospital, learns her baby died. She returns home as her husband is arriving from a business trip unaware of the tragedy. A second, unrelated incident follows involving a mistaken belief about a baby’s age and a public display of three unattended carriages.
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Boston
Josephine M. Blaine
Dorchester
Mass
Boston Homeopathic Hospital
Mystery of Baby Unfolds As Mother Is Identified
After a brief interview with the husband who claimed the infant was three weeks old, the woman disclosed the baby’s true age of five months and tied the scene to a confession. Mrs Agnes Law, identified as the child’s real mother, cried with joy and sympathy as the law intervened.
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Self
Blaine
Law
Agnes Law
the Law
Blaine Woman Taken to Station House After Kidnaping Charge
iv and Mrs Blaine were taken to a station house charged with kidnapping. Officers suggested hospital treatment for the woman’s condition. Her husband stood by her, spending the night comforting the grieving woman. Prosecution of the charge is not believed likely.
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Blaine
Exemption dispute stirs New York postmistress
Mrs Mildred Mount of Olcott Niagara county opposes her husband Harry Blosser Mount’s claimed exemption from military service. She says he registered June 5 as an assistant postmaster and worked for the International Railway for about two months, asserting she is independent and not dependent on him.
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Albany
New York State
Mildred I, Mount
Olcott
Niagara County
Adjutant General's Office
Mount
Harry Blosser Mount
Arbitration Dilemma Ends With Candid Retort
A Pennsylvania property owner promotes voluntary arbitration with tenants and acts as arbiter. In a recent dispute he asked a tenant if he would accept his decision, to which the tenant replied that he would like to know the decision first, highlighting the humor in the consent moment.
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Pennsylvania
William
Going All the Way on Farming and Leasing Rights
The quote discusses an owner’s strategy of leasing out nontraditional assets. Farming is framed as profitable when extending rights to quarry use, surface golf links, and potential airspace to a wireless company. The excerpt highlights strategic diversification of cultivation profits.
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Chicago Journal
Sour stomach relief and fabric ad jumble
A fragment advises chewing food slowly and avoiding red meat to ease sour stomach. If symptoms persist take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper. The text shifts to an ad for International Tailors selling salts, woolens, and overcoats from $2,000 to $40.00, mentioning a beautiful line of woolens.
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F. D. Stubenrauch
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M. Moore
Olympia, Wash
the Chronicle
Chronicle Office
Lew van Toorn
Oskaloosa Street
East Franklin Street
G. O. Davis
Pella Supply Co
Enquire Chronicle
Marion County
Indianapolis
Indiana
W. H. Newton
Booneville, Ia
Chronicle
Domestic Supply Co
Binghamton, N, Y
C. M. Moore
Josh
Hallowe'en
Stark
Low
Man
Chitia
Wwe
M. Vander Linden
Elite Theatre
Fannie Ward
Mary McAlister
Constance Collier
Gladys Leslie
Pearl White
New York
Huchand
Abel
Taliaferro
Metro
We Acts of Romance
Supreme Opera House
Puritan Drug CO
Dr. Wm. M. Scholl
DE Scholl
Scholl
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