Canal at Rapids May Influence Columbia River Route
Washington April 15 Representative Moody left Washington after a Sina conference with the board of engineers assessing the opening of the Columbia from The Dalles to Celilo. The board plans a May 11 meeting in Portland to review Langfitt data on river modifications and reef removals at Ten Mile Rapids to aid navigation to the proposed state portage road. They will assess blasting needs, water volumes, and costs of Hart’s project variants while exploring a continuous canal via natural channels from the Big Eddy to Celilo if feasible at Hart’s cost.
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Moody
Big Eddy
Celilo
Washington
Sina
Board of Engineers
Columbia River
Dalles
Portland
Langfitt
Harts
Captain Hart
Hart
Moory
Crooks Follow President Army of Crimes in Butte
Butte police prepare for about 100 skilled crooks mainly pickpockets following President Roosevelt's train. Chief James Reynolds has photos and outlines of most of the band, with a full name list and methods. The operatives are North East arrivals, split into small teams targeting towns, using pocket picking and banco play.
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Butte
Mont
Roosevelt
Montana
James Reynolds
Crooke
Hutte
Miss Imogen Hawthorne Marries at Swedenborg Church
Miss Imogen Hawthorne daughter of Mr and Mrs Joli Hawthorne and granddaughter of Nathaniel Hawthorne wed Dr Will Champion Deming of Weatchester New York at the Swedenborg church East Thirty fifth street. Six siblings served as attendants.
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New York
Swedenborgiag Church
East Thirty-fifth Street
Imogen Hawthorne
Joli Hawthorne
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Will Champion Deming
Weatchester
N. Y
Georgia State Medical Association Opens Fourth Annual Meeting
The Georgia State Medical Association began its fourth annual meeting in Columbus on April 16 with prominent physicians and surgeons from across the state attending. Sessions will run several days and more than 50 papers on topics of interest to the profession will be presented and discussed.
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Georgia Medical Association
Columbus Ga
Georgia State Medical Association
Herpicide touted as dandruff cure in old ad
An antique advertisement promotes Herpicide as the cure for dandruff and hair loss. It quotes Charles Klein of Laramie Wyoming praising the product for stopping hair fall and growing new hair. The copy claims the formula is grease free, non dangerous, and urges readers to mail 0c in stamps for a sample from The Herpicide Co Detroit Michigan, with local sellers listed.
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Newhero
Charles Klein
Laramie
Wye
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
FLW, Sehmidt & Co
Easter Sale By St Agnes Guild At Parish House
The annual Easter sale under the St Agnes Guild will be held at the Parish house on Saturday afternoon and evening, April 18 starting at 2 o clock. Light refreshments will be served.
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St. Agnes Guild
Moki Tea advertised as cure for headache and digestion
An advertisement touts Moki Tea as a permanent cure for sick headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It promises improved appetite, sleep, and happiness with a money back guarantee. Offers a free sample from W H Hooker & Co in Buffalo NY and mentions F W Schmidt & Co, drug trade.
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W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Doctor’s food freedom signals danger or hope
An Atchison Globe aphorism notes that a doctor allowing a patient to eat anything may indicate the patient is still at risk or that there is no real recovery in sight. The remark underscores cautious interpretation of dietary freedom during illness.
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Atchison Globe
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Colesworthy
Alta Street
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Temple & Wilcoxn
Pendleton
Temple & Wilcox
Highland Mine
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Highland
The
Highland Campany
Tee Ma
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Department No. 17 Financial Agents Sumpter
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