Farmers' Wives Endorse Peruna In Letters From Homes
A sequence of letters from Mrs Henry Martin at La Motte Iowa, Mrs Lenois Bodenhamer of Kernersville North Carolina, and others describe relief from stomach catarrh, indigestion, nervousness, and coughs after using Peruna and Manilla. They praise Dr Hartman and urge others to try Peruna to restore health and strength.
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Mra
Henry Martin
la Motte, Ia
R. R.no.1
Peruna
Anna
Lenois Bodenhamer
R. F. Oil
Box 9
Kernersville
North Carolina
Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company
Mary Allen
Ronté
Franklin, Tenn
Perunia
Pernna
Hettie Gren
B.R.G. Tuks
Tile
Peruna In Her Home Reported By Minnesota Family
A Minnesota reader near Meeker County recounts two years of chronic catarrh relief after using Peruna. Letters dated 1906 praise the medicine, noting kidney and cold issues resolved, improved health, and strong testimonials from Mrs. Linder and Mrs. Gren.
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Mia
Anna Linder
Daniel
Subscription Rates Incomplete List By Mall And Carrier
United Press text lists various subscription rates by mall and by carrier including daily options for one year six months and three months with amounts shown. It notes entrance at Peachteton Oregon as second class mail matter and includes several misread figures.
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Mall
Dally
Carrier
Ma Wack
After the Battle of the Primaries Ends
A fragmented note reflects on the close of primary battles, noting disappointments and surprises while stressing that the people’s choice is final and must be accepted without resistance. Names and precise details are unclear due to damaged text.
Oregon Voters Back Clean Government Law
A primary reform law is praised as the sharpest tool for honest government. Despite incomplete totals, supporters claim substantial support in Oregon and urge enactment at June general election to require legislators to back the people’s choice for senator.
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Oregon
United States
East Oregonian Voices Frugal Real Estate Outlook
Local owners criticize inflated prices for small houses and call for market realism. They insist affordable homes remain available and warn against overpaying for dilapidated shacks. The town stabilizes as buyers adjust to sensible values and legitimate investment.
Good Signs on Aldrich Currency Bill and House Resistance
The piece denounces the Aldrich currency bill as a tool of Wall Street interests to control finance. It claims the bill would empower bankers with emergency money at high rates to gouge the public, and attacks the Senate as treacherous and corrupt. It argues the House should reject the measure to protect the nation’s money and credit system.
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Bankera
Wall Street
Wild real estate hustle exposed in town
A harsh rebuke of a risky penny ante scheme calls out the fraudulent practice as killed for good. The speaker condemns the scam as wild and reprehensible, noting profits from looting a shack and selling it to a naive buyer. The town is urged to recognize and reject such investment games.
Financial pirates and the Aldrich bill opposition
The text argues that the Aldrich bill would place the people under the control of financial pirates at any moment. It notes the House, elected by the people, killed the bill due to the dangerous power it would grant to a few manipulators of the nation's finances.
Watterson Claims Long Acquaintance With Presidents
Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal told President Roosevelt he had known all U S presidents since John Quincy Adams during their terms and even after Adams retirement. He said Andrew Jackson followed Adams and served from 1829 to 1887, then retired many years ago, and concluded he was an old man.
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Henry Watterson
Loulaville Couries-Journal
White House
Froosevelt
United States
John Quincy Adams
Adams
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Watterson
Pendleton Teams Sweep In Debut Track Contests
Pendleton high school track team defeated Pearson Academy and Pendleton Academy beat Tualitin Academy in debuting contests yesterday and last evening. Pendleton mood high as results align with expectations.
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Pendleton
Pearson Academy
Pendleton Academy
Tualitin Academy
Million Point Card Game in Des Moines
A seven year card contest for a million points in Des Moines pits Colonel J C Lopez and Milo Ward against Dr W N Heaton and Ora Neldig. The game, begun at Lopezs suggestion, meets weekly, with four 100000 point series completed and a fifth in progress. Lopez and Ward lead 60 234 to 60 000.
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Dea Moines
J.C. Lopez
Milo
Ward
W. N. Heaton
Ora Neldig
Colonel Lopez
Washington Star
Loper
Laper
Policeman Stops Traffic Amid Opera Night Fracas
A Scottish trained constable on duty halted traffic when a woman headed to the opera complained. She stuck her head from a window and urged him to let her earrings pass, declaring she is the wife of a cabinet minister. The officer declined, citing limits of the duty and a Presbyterian minister’s stance.
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Scotland
What Electric Lines Do For Umutiiin County
An excerpt from the Delineator outlines trolley system extensions into rural districts transforming farm life by enabling modern comforts. It contrasts farmhouse plumbing after improvements with the old setup, noting enameled iron bathroom fixtures as a key gift of progress. In eastern Washington wheat belt farms, wagons now feature civilization’s comforts, while the ancient farmhouse lacks proper water access and proper well placement.
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Umutiiin
Observer
Wheat Belt
Washington
Vaccination Obstacle Told By Old Auntie
A narrative recalls a colored woman pressed to vaccinate her many children while doing laundry. A doctor and health official push for inoculation. She resists, saying she cannot spare an arm or a leg, and finally notes she never gets the chance to sit down. The exchange ends with a nod to her need to rest.
Health and self care warnings in daily life
A cautionary note urges not to skip meals or nutrition, avoid overworking, and skip needed transportation when weather or fatigue hits. The text argues the body needs nourishment and rest, and that small daily costs like a cab fare are cheaper than long term health risks from overexertion. It emphasizes prudent choices to maintain wellbeing.
Buying cheap goods tempts fatigue and illness risks
The Washington Times warns that chasing small savings like five cents on butter and eggs can lead to fatigue and illness such as typhoid fever. It advocates walking to work while fresh and riding home tired, and riding by car only when necessary to avoid making poor health choices.
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Washington Times
Baltimore preacher wins first prize in Hood River contest
Rev. Toad Stratton of Baltimore wins $1000 for the host article on Miss Marcel Howe of Portland who takes second prize of $500. Hon. T. T. Goer, former Pendieton Tribune editor and US congressional candidate, wins $25. others receive similar sums. Hood River News Letter notes debate over who should go to Congress.
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Toad Stratton
Baltimore
Oregon
Marcel Howe
Portland
T. T. Goer
Pendieton Tribune
United States
Congress
Hood River
The Sign of Blind Cupid
A reflective verse note by Walter Learned on aging love and memory as youth fades, contrasting Cupid’s flight with the steadiness of memory and enduring affection.
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Cupid
Washing Without Water and Harsh Germ Killers Warned
A period ad critiques washing without soap or water and warns against ingesting or applying chemicals like Canthrarlies, Varofoe, Giyeor Ine for skin care. It notes risks from improper germ killers, urging safer hygiene and warning of misguided treatments. Product names and prices are listed, with a publisher in Detroit.
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Newbri
Mieh
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