Masons organize new lodge at Stanfield Oregon
Oregonian Special reports Stanfield hosts a lodge initiation with many from nearby towns. Janet Pendermart of Portland spoke at the Presbyterian church. The drive supported Albertina Kerr Nursery and Home in Portland. Local social notes mention visits, hosting, and club meetings amid winter weather.
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Masons
Stanfield
Anfield
Mien
Janet Pendermart
Portland
Presbyterian Church
Mine Fondergart
Albertina Kerr Muréery
Louten Heeeve
Mra J. Gallaher
Herminton
Albertinga Kerr Nursery
Jane F Lane
Bell Ingham Washington
East
Bolem
Hough Kyle
Mra Horton
Pendleton
W. Ll. Rina
Yates
Hietching
Ladies Aid
M. C. Baragai
Charles Hurley
Hamlin's Wizard Oil claims safe healing aid for wounds
An advertisement touts Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a safe antiseptic for cuts, scrapes, and infections, promising quick relief from pain and inflammation. It also pitches Wizard Liver Whips as a laxative and lists Herman Claussennius as a special agent with Idaho State Insurance.
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Hamlin
Herman Claussenius
Idaho State Ae Insurance
Old Line Company
Beauregard Pt
Mother Grays Aromatic Leaf Tea Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Aromatic-Leaf Tea as a remedy for nervousness back and kidney weakness and general tiredness. It claims the tea regulates the system and offers simple pleasant relief, urging readers to buy a package at a drugstore or by mail from Mother Gray Co, LefToy NM NY.
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Mother Gray
Mother Gray Ca
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NM. Y
Freezone promises painless corn removal
An advertisement touts Freezone as a magic cure for hard and soft corns, claim it relieves pain instantly, then lets the corn be removed by hand. It notes a small bottle sold by druggists for a few cents and mentions a Cincinnati-based discovery.
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Cincinnati
Jad Salts Kidney Health Cure Warned In Ad
An old-style health claim promotes Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys and relieve back pain and urinary problems by flushing away acids from grapes and lemon juice. The advertisement asserts widespread use and safety, urging daily use for a few days to restore kidney function and prevent urinary disorders.
Heavy April rainfall breaks Echo records
Echo reports 2.43 inches of rain in first 14 days of April, the heaviest April total in years, with normal April rainfall at Echo around .47 inches. Other notes include resignation of City Marshal Shawley, a new Masonic lodge dispensation in Stanfield, births, teaching appointments, and visitors in the Echo area.
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East Oregonian
RCH
Frwt
Mide Ty KR
B. Stanfield
Eoho
Shawley Han
Shawley
Pomeros
Wah
J. L. Hoffongle
Pendleton
Manonic Order
Mate of
Oregon
Stanfield
Frank Sloan
W. M
Carl Helm
Carl Helm, 8. W., J. F. Loughery
Noalster
Scherer
Jahanita Withworth
Echo
Pine City
Tine City
Expected War Stalls Division In Germany
Geneva April 14 The Munich Post reports a secret Bavaria Junker meeting with military officers presiding by Her von Schoch. Discussion centered on splitting Germany into two parts and pressuring France to join attacks on Prussia. Captain Berthold warned Bavarian generals could face fate akin to Kolchak and Denikin. Others supported the view Germany must stay united.
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Geneva
Munich Post
Bavaria
Bavaria Junker Party
Her von Schoch
The
Patriotic League
Germany
France
Prussia
Berthold
Kolchak
Denihing
Exploitation greatest of Mexico's enemies
New York April 14 The real menace of Mexico lies in a future act inviting exploitation by a foreign power unfriendly to the United States Representative D N McArthur of Oregon told a luncheon of the United Wales league of America Mexico herself is not to be feared but Mexico with an ally is a problem of various concern The remarks highlight concern over external influence on Mexico even as it remains to be seen how allies might affect stability and national sovereignty.
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New York
Mexico
United States
DN. McArthur
Oregon
United Wales League of America
Washington family has little arithmetic job figuring ages
United Press report from Morton Washington April 16 describes the Kittle family ages. Edward Kittle 64 is twice his wife Alice 22. Alice is four times Lillie 16 and Lillie is twice Allen yet unnamed. The fragment ends with unclear names and ages.
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Washington
United Press
Morton
Wash
Ives
Kittle
Edward Kittle
Alice
Mra Knittle
Lillie
Lilie
Allen
Amed
Japanese Pacific Steam Shipping Plans Formidable Fleet
Tokio report says Kokusia Kiven Kaleha aims to enlarge fleet to 1 000 000 tons to extend overseas operations. Leading shipbuilders formed the Koku oni Kiken Kaiitha last July with capital of 1 000 000 000 yen, drawing close scrutiny from shipping circles in Tokyo.
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Tokio
United Pres
Kokusia Kiven Kaleha
Pacific Trad
Kokuoni Kiken Kaiitha
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