Operation Cures Tendency to Rob in a Skull Operation
A man charged with daylight robbery underwent a controversial brain operation after a police hold-up case. Surgeons removed part of his skull to open a frontal channel hoping to curb criminal tendencies. Doctors claimed the patient was cured and the charge likely dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prouhernce
Hespondhl
Rime
Eerie
Culler
de Welle
Astay
Dudots
Nim
Lewin
Die Trlemedd
Liver Trouble Relief Promised by Tablets Ad
A reader from Webster City Iowa reports recurring liver trouble with pains in the side back and stomach. After trying Chamberlain's Tablets the reader says by the time he had seen half a bottle he was feeling fine with no signs of pain. Ad reads obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dingman
Webster City
Iowa
Chambvrlain
Pan
Ady
A Turbulent Oregon Tale of Roads and Hoppers
A fragmentary column mixes local lore and odd anecdotes from Astoria and Pendleton. It mentions Homer Welch, Jack Robingin, and the Good Roads association, plus a tale of a boy seasick after a ride. There are notes on a farm sale, a New Angles menace, and humorous asides about Roosevelt and fashion on the reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Welch
Jack Robingin
Good Roads
Homer
Cooe Jack
Jack
Teddy Hauswirth
Munchiusen
Pendleton
Tien
Fish and Game Commission
Faye
Unmiatuln
Ube
Iepatcha
Roosevelt
Mike
Noamfurt
Nolin School 15 Set for Opening Session
Nolin Oregonian specials report preparations at Nolin for opening with painting, papering, and improvements to the school building. Local contractors Ed Heiser and L. S Shamley oversee work as a deep well water system is planned for school needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolin School
Railroad chiefs confer with Wilson over looming strike
Washington August 38. Railroad executives led by M Felton president of the Chicago Great Western and George Handelpits vice president of the Baltimore and Ohio met with President Wilson to discuss a major investment over 10 million dollars connected to the impending strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
M. Felton
The
Chita
George Handelpits
Baltimore & Ohio
Washington
Warpath star leads pennant chase in Brooklyn
The star player from Lio strowkivn quatiaite returns to help the war rath Peel em CT Bnew-Dodbino. His recent ride includes two Min Wes and a dingle in Pitteburg as the war club ld working galh secures victory. Wheat above 200, with 268 last year as a benchmark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zook Wiwat
Fletcher
Helsing
Wallopla
Pitteburg
War Club Ld
Acti Ie
Cure for Cholera Morbus Remedy Endorsed by Mme Sidney Simmons
A reader from Fair Haven N Y praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for cholera morbus in a seven year old and for family colic and bowels trouble. The endorsement claims repeated satisfaction and widespread availability.
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Liftle
Chamberlain
Mme
Sidney Simmons
Fair Haven
Andy
Meacham Warm Days Frosty Nights Host Meacham Ball Tilt
East Oregonian notes a warm day and frosty mornings at Meacham on August 25 and 26. The Invincibles of Kamela lost to the Pride of the Woess of Meacham, 23 to 12, with out-of-town players and a pitcher from Puron So. Local residents, travels and visitors are mentioned, including Mrs Thelma Coffman returning to Tendieton and J D Casey’s trip to La Grands and Pendleton.
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East Oregonian
Meacham
Invincibles
Kamela
Notiniaiing
Puron
Thelma Coffman
Tendieton
Dim Reprd
J.D. Casey
la Grands
Bert Smith
Atre Foo
Mate
Pendleton
Myrtle Murray
la Grande Wis
Mattle Athlon
Ofsury
Athma
Pleuriey
Just the Thing for Diarrhoea Drug Advised
A Buford North Dakota reader shares a wartime style testimonial about two years ago when a severe diarrhoea attack left them weak. A druglet recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and relief came within two days, restoring strength. The note claims many druggists recommend it for reliability.
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W. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
Ady
Birth heir dispute stirs Ukiah Indian allotment case
In Ukiah on Tuesday Major Swarts lander agent for the Umatilla Indian reservation and Allen Patawa of Pendleton sought the date of birth of an Indian child born near Ukiah about twenty years ago who died last December, leaving property and a contention over the rightful heir. Rural traffic includes cattle drives and frost damage to grain, with many locals traveling between Ukiah, Alba, Pendleton, and nearby towns.
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Rist
Oregonian
Vriah
Aum
Maajor Swartslander
Umatilla Inidian
Allen Patawa
Pen Gleton
Ukiah
Frank Hilbert
Ralph Clark
Osear Hilbert
Rush Ramey
Hilberts
Henry Lazinka
Hin Nye Ranch
Quant
Alba
Mr. Ewine
Sand Hollow
Hunt
China
Binthom
Caliwell
Meduce Cove
Ben Colvin
Jonnenedd
Throweh Abhidh
Ind
Ceeill
Ore
Mondiay
Archorist
Bitter Way
Ukioh
Andy Rust
Peterton
Tome
Wille McKenzie
John Moke
Phil Fairbanks
Tank Creek
Willum Holme
Spokane
Wic
Howard
Alig
Lester Bolin
Eorke Kennedy
Bridee Creek
Mra Thresher
Mra
J. Helmick
Clyde Helmick
Willoby
Erie Creek
Binkley
Canada
Atherwit
Bitter
Anade
Filthet
DeVaul
Janie Constants
Harold Locke
Ritter
Hert Andrey
Clara
Helen McKenzie
Frank Chamberin
Wood Gibbs
Warren Gibbon
Hideway Springs
Frankie
Clair Alurdevant
Dickey
Helen DeVaul
Helen Gould
Lacitle Clark
Henry Nye
Lowell Grrr
Pendleton
Rasher
Mire Rogher
Manch Atteriack
Ruste Tilekonson
Alex Me
Toniny Sich
Nolin
Biuahneme
Mr. Knyder
Mr. Whiteman
Ted Slicker
Wid
Ed Wright
Halfway Brathon
Mra. Wright
Diva
Eber
Elderly women safeguarded by Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A period advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for middle aged women. It features testimonials from Mrs Rineway of Durand Wisconsin and Mrs Cournoyer of Blackstone Massachusetts, praising relief from hot flashes dizziness and related symptoms during the Change of Life. The copy warns readers to heed warning symptoms and suggests the product has helped many women through the crisis.
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Durand
Wii
Lydis Bi
Pinkham
Indies
Lydia E. Pinkham
Perna Cournoyer
Box 29
Blackstone
Masa
Resinal Soothes Sick Skins in Quick Relief
Product brief touts Resinol Soap as cleansing and healing for skin ailments. The ad claims fast action, cleansing pores and purifying the skin, urging use for irritated or afflicted areas.
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Yous Beens
Ras Nego
Che Micakly Bulloogger
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William Roberts
Ashland
Ben Ogle
Oregon
Fred Stoiner
Cheesefere County
Charlie Maen Hepfehl
Jude Prosblind
Portland
Hielund
Ube Komi
Bleth
Doe Tulimain
Hue
Thay
Demiranor
Jim
Wim
Joe
Tom
Palm Beach
Raiment
Henry Taylor
Uie
Astoria
Joy Taser
J. W. Jones
Missoula
Montana
Deerslayer Corby
John Monts
Professor
Moe
Deetey
Willie Jo Clirge
Nirvesting
iEnet
Taunned
Cols Loukel
Harvest
Felda
Wml
Lust Theale
King Peut
Fred Cen
Schuwhl
Labring
Ty Ed Heiser
L. S Shamley
Hole and McAtie
Echoot
Schumichy and Krause
Oregon Special
Holt Harvester
Kenison
Stanfield
Mr. Oo
F. Steele
Marpie
Karl Lees
Anatina
Felton
George
Randolph
Zach Wheat
Ire
Ukiar
Swartzalander
Long Creek
Lane Creek
Purcell
Dowie
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Ulelat
Nie Brotherd
Arden
Arthur
Br. Graham
Hitter Tmaweil
Ukiah Priday
Abe
Koeppen’s
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