Blaine Campaign Turmoil and Blame in 1884 Fight
Pendleton pioneer William M. Reagen travels through Pocatello toward Umatilla as Oregon’s wheat production nears one percent of US output. In Idaho, Charles Nordquist, a Last Chance machine man, dies near Wardner from a cavern collapse in the Glory Hole. The Blaine clash with Burchard over the Romanist rebuke dominates early campaign recollections, with New York pivotal and Cleveland narrowly ahead.
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Pendleton
Pocatello
William M. Reagie
Oregon
Umatilla
Uma- Ulla County
United States
Charles Nordquist
Wardner
Doan's Ointment touted for itching and piles cure
A Pendleton area advertisement extols Doan's Ointment as a positive skin itch and hemorrhoid remedy. It cites a customer testimonial from Rudolph Martin about rapid relief after one application and claims the product can cure with less than one box. Sold by Foster-Milburn Co. at 50 cents. national reach noted. Also mentions irrigation congress interest and consular correspondence, then reports a child accidental shooting death near Cambridge Idaho.
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Pendleton
Dogn
Rudolph Martin
Mil Street
Tendleton
Ure
Doan
Pendleton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
No Alcohol No Narcotics Poison Zora-Phorn Medicine Claims
A vintage advertisement for Zon-Phora asserts it contains no narcotics or alcohol and promotes women’s health. It cites Dr Pengelly's care, medical authorities, and extensive private practice, presenting Zon-Phora as a safe, unaddictive remedy with a one dollar sealed bottle and a booklet of advice for women.
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United States
Pengally
Dr. Ponwelly
Bond Brothers Fall 1007 Clothing and Furnishings Ad
The July dividends have proven a juicy melon for the trusts. Its cut ting has been very profitable to them, while to the common people it was like handing them a lemon. The dividends we've declared will prove pleasing to all. There's no reason why everybody should not share in the good things we are offering in men's correctly made clothing and furnishings for the fall of 1007.
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James G, Blaine
Harper's Weekly
James G. Blaine
Fifth Avenue
Grover Cleveland
United States
Blaine
D. Burchard
Rutgers Pemile College
Trylie
Burchard
the World
Herald
Union
Catholic Times
Cleveland
the Times
the Sun
the Tribune
New York Mally
Spearty
New York
Insull
Kiseallence
Blane
Democratic Party
Party
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Ren
Boston
Hoodoo
HY Durcthard
National Irrigation Congress
Sacramento
National Irrigation Headquarters
Elwood Vintris
Cambridge
Ida
Poisons
Bond Brothers
Clothiera
Lennon
Rexall
The
Old Kentucky Wine and Lionor
John Gagen
Phone Main
Court St
Golden Tole
Hotel Lafontaine
New Management
N. Dos Swearingen
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples Warehouse
Ike Club
T. W. Murrell
Cor. Court and Cottonwood
West Oregonian
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