Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted in Baltimore Ad
An old Baltimore advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the cure for female ailments. It features testimonials from Mrs. W. Ford of Franklin Street and claims to relieve irregularities, pain, backache, and nervous prostration after other options failed. The copy invites readers to write for free guidance to Mrs. Pinkham in Massachusetts.
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Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham
W. &. Ford
W, Franklin Sr
HGH school athletes prepare for track and baseball season
Spring athletics are in full swing at HGH. Thirty candidates vie for the track team with strong sprint and distance talent including Captain Tom Spoylen. Several athletes, such as Kimball and Bean, show promise in sprints and field events. Baseball participation by school players is growing, while no school team competes this year.
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Blue Mountain
Tom Spoylen
Boylen
McI
Haw
Carrol
A. Jordan
Pendleton
Gordon
Kimball
Bean
Alj
Corvallis
O. A. C. Bean
Fee
Strath
Cc. Jordan
Rader
Means Brothers
De~vine
Graham
Struve
Straugha Ir
Ring
E. W. Brown
Kenneth Cooper
A. C. Star
Jen
Croes
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Pullman
Athena
Corvillis
Washington farmers hold wheat share in 1909 crop
Reports from the Spokane chamber of commerce statistic bureau indicate about 12,466,000 bushels of wheat were held by farmers across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. Washington alone accounted for roughly 18 percent of the total, with the distribution highlighting regional grain holdings as of early April in Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
Statistical Bureau of the
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Oregon
Ida
Samose Flesh Forming Food Guarantee by Dr Howard Co
A Pendleton market notice describes Samose as combining food elements that help gain flesh after meals. It claims the product aids steady flesh and healthy body, with a money back guarantee from Dr Howard Co if results are unsatisfactory. Sent postpaid for 60 cents.
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Dr. Howard Company
Pendleton
Dr. Howard Co
Cottolene Promotes Healthful Cooking Over Lard
A vintage advertisement extols Cottolene as a pure vegetable shortening made from refined cottonseed oil. It claims uniform quality, guaranteed safety, and urges consumers to choose Cottolene over lard for better digestion and health.
Northwestern Wheat Stocks By March End 1909
A federal report shows drought weighed NW states as of March end 1909. Washington holds 6.7 million bushels, Idaho 3.55 million, Oregon 2.0 million. Farmers’ share on hand averages 19 percent across Washington Idaho and Oregon, below the national 25.5 percent.
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Washington
Idaho
Oregon
United States
Innings to a Tie in Portland San Francisco Game
In Oakland Cal April 1 the Portland vs San Francisco game ended 2 to 2 after 16 innings as darkness halted play. Portland scored in the sixth on a Ryan single driving Olsen home, and in the seventh additional offense followed with Spies bunt, Ort, and bases filled on a series of plays culminating in Olsen’s left field sac fly. Tennant opened the seventh with a homer, Berry later doubled and McArdle scored on a Berry double. After two hours and 56 minutes the umpires halted play with the score tied at two.
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Onkland
Cal
Portland
San Francisco
Ryan
Olsen
Spies
Aase
Ort
Steen
Netzer
Tennant
Griffin
McHale
Berry
McArdle
RH. E
San Francigod
How Good News Spreads
A testimonial from B. F. Tolson of Elizabethtown, age 70, claims Electric Bitters restore health and vitality. He says they tone the stomach regulate the liver invigorate the nerves and purify the blood with a cure every time. Sold by Tallman & Co at 60 cents with satisfaction guaranteed.
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B. F. Tolson
Elizabethtown
Tallman & Co
City Club opens in East Orange with no-treating rule
Tightwads of the Oranges join the new City Club in East Orange New Jersey as the successor to the Orange Club The house committee enforces a no-treating rule aimed at preserving a quiet time The rule relaxes on one night each year permitting celebratory treating Dues are 24 dollars annually, 16 dollars less than the Orange Club managers say the rule targets excess spending rather than drinks per se
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East Orange
N. J
New City Club
Orange Club
House Committee
Westmoreland Club
Pittsburg
Oakland Defeats Sacramento 3 to 2 in Baseball Tilt
In Oakland, California, April 1, Oakland defeated Sacramento 3 to 2. The fifth inning saw Umpire Finney roasted by Oakland players after Carroll was called out at third. Cameron was ejected for arguing, as Nelson, Splesman, Baum, Brown, Whalen, and La Longe contributed to the contest.
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Oakland
Sacramento
Cal
Finney
Carroll
Cameron
R. HH. E. Oemiana el
Essseveevese
Nelson
Splesman
Baum
Brown
Whalen
la Longe
Chicago and El Paso Tie in Early Season Game
El Paso, Texas, April 1 Chicago and El Paso played to a 3 to 3 tie when the game was stopped after seven innings to let the visitors catch a train to Oklahoma City. Olmstead, Kruger, Harbin and Morritt featured for El Paso as Chicago tied the count for a share of the contest.
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Chicago
el Paso
Tex
Chicago White Sox
Oklahoma City
R. H. E. Chisago
Ieee Ce Veeseerse
Olmstead
Kruger
Harbin
Morritt
Hart’s Neck Not Broken In 1906 Football Claim
Princeton March 91 Hart of the Princeton football team was said to have fractured a vertebra in 1906 and continued playing. A faculty committee investigation found Hart physically fit and not needing protective apparatus. Physicians reported they unanimously believe Hart never sustained a fracture of any vertebra or part thereof.
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Hart
Princeton
N. J
Edwin J. Hart
Roller and Mahmout Sign On for April 7 Match
In Kansas City Missouri Dr B F Roller and Yussif Mahmout were matched here today to wrestle a finish bout at Convention Hall April 7. Manager William Scoville of the Missouri Athletic Club announced a purse of 16000 for a bout between Champion Frank Gotch and Zhyabsko.
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Roller
Mahmout
Kansas City
B. F. Roller
Yussif Mahmout
Convention Hall
William Scoville
The
Missouri Athletic Club
Frank Goteh
Zhyabsko
Dr Kings New Life Pills touted as stomach liver remedy
An advert extols Dr. King’s New Life Pills as the world’s best stomach and liver remedy. It claims they ease stubborn digestive issues and nervous troubles, promote appetite, and offer relief with a low price of 26 cents at Tallman & Co.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Vernon Beats Los Angeles 10 to 4 in Openers
Vernon defeated Los Angeles 10 to 4 in a baseball game played yesterday. Vernon surged ahead with strong hitting and defensive plays, securing the victory on the road in Los Angeles.
Washington faces uncertain boat race with Stanford
Seattle March 31 prospects for a Washington California universities regatta were in doubt after Stanford said the University of California could not send a crew. A Stanford entry still might race against Washington if feasible, keeping the match alive for the eight.
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Seattle
Washington
California
Zednick
Stanford
University of California
Columbia University Marching Song Contest Opens
Columbia University in New York invites entries for a new marching song with words by John Erskine. Alumni offer 50 dollars for the best tune setting and several musicians have entered before today’s deadline. The last verse laments colleges living on past fame while marching toward tomorrow.
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Columbia
New York
Columbia University
John Erskine
Pitcher Schmirler Traded to Peoria and Chicago
Pitcher Schmirler of the Chicago Americans was yesterday turned over to the Peoria club and Chicago arrangements followed. The move shifts Schmirler between teams as officials finalize roster changes amid spring developments.
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Schmirler
Peoria
Chicago
Chicago Americans
Sprinter Shehan Beaten in Em eryville Bowlers’ Handicap
John A. Shehan, famed sprinter, missed victory in the Bowlers' handicap at Em eryville as Thistle Bell tired in the final stretch. Cloudlight took the win with Beda shining in the opening event.
Fancy dress ball hosted by French envoy’s wife at capital
Vi comtesse Benoist d Azy wife of the naval attaché at the French embassy plans a formal ball this evening. She has recently joined Washington society and has been noted for stirring social circles.
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Capital
Vicomtesse Benoist d’Azy
Washington
Sewing ad promises cheaper mend jobs at 5c per pair
A brief classified style notice by A Belund offering sewing services with a promise of better looking and longer lasting results at 5 cents per pair, implying a home or small shop repair service.
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A. Belund
Notice to Contractors Sealed bids for Hermiston district addition
Sealed proposals are invited by Hermiston Oregon School District No. 14 for materials and erection of an addition to the existing school building. Plans by architect F Howard. Bid deadline April 14 1910 at 6 p m. A 5 percent certified check payable to the district clerk is required. The district may reject any or all bids.
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Board of
School Directors
Hermiston
Oregon
F. Howard
Pendleton City Pound to Auction Red Steer in April
The Pendleton City Marshal advertises a red steer, two years old with white face and ear crops, unclaimed after ten days to cover costs. If unclaimed, the animal will be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. on April 6, 1910, at the Oregon Feed Yards to pay sale costs with proceeds dedicated to expenses.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Maid City
TOMGU
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