Adams News and Personal Notes from Adams Oregon
Adams hosts papering of the Adams hotel by Sparks of Athena and features visits among residents and callers from Pendleton Walla Walla and Athena. Notable items include health notes on Albert Simmington with pneumonia and local social travel to Weston and Pendleton.
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Adams, Ore
Sparks
Athena
Adams Hotel
Clark
Marie
Adame
Ed Morrette
Pendleton
Dr. Best
Adams
Albert Simmington
Charley Owens
Tom Coffey
Weston
F. Blake
John Eling
Interior Warehouse Company
Pendletonn
Jim Stanfield
L. L. Rogers
Elmer Meritt
Grace Blake
Hugh Robie
T. A. Lievallen
Ck. Smith
Mrs Rebecca Elder Dies After Long Illness At Pendleton
Mrs Rebecca Freed Elder of Pendleton area died Sunday morning at home after a lingering illness. Born September 14, 1848 in New Stark County Ohio, she moved with her family to North Pallimore then New Stark before traveling west to Umatilla County Oregon. She leaves Slyvester Belle Elder, eight children and 14 grandchildren. eight listed survivors include Orville, William, Ned, Ralph Elder, Mrs George Terny, Mrs William Lloyd, Elva Elder, and Mrs A K Horn. Funeral services were conducted at the home by Rev Nathan Evans, with burial in Key Cemetery.
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Rebecca Freed Elder
Key Cemetery
Bor
New Stark Hantock County
Ohio
Sepa Tae Ryy
Fin Ly
Pendleton
Nathan Evans
Lome Methodist Church
Lorin Eli Ntely
Messrs
Orville Elder
William Elder
Ned Elder
Ralph Elder
George Terney
William Lloyd
Elva Elder
Echo
A. K Horn
Walla Walla
Mrs Taft President Says Maine Corelli Remarks
London luncheon of the Society of American Women in London featured novelist Marty Corelli praising American women as dominant in English society. She said English peers bow before American heiresses and noted President Taft’s admiration for Mrs Taft, calling her the real president. The remarks also touched on suffrage, suggesting militant suffragettes could not want more.
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London
John Ridgely Carter
Balkan
Marty Corelli
Miss Corelli
Miss Correlli
Taft
Secret Kept Tussle At Home Muddles Minds
In a Philadelphia Record snippet a speaker quips that it is impossible for a woman to keep a secret while another remark notes engagement during weeks without a word. The exchange hints at domestic rumor and social expectations regarding secrecy and marriages.
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Cynicus
Henpeckke
Philadelphia Record
Red Cross Stamps Help Fight Tuberculosis in Oregon
The Visiting Nurse Association explains the purpose of the Red Cross Christmas stamp. Proceeds go to tuberculosis work. in Oregon all money supports the White Plague fight. Stamps sell for one cent at local stores, aiding education and care to prevent and treat TB.
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Christman
Red Cross
agsecHition of
Portland
Denmark
Postirda
4Uerculosis Hospital
National Red Cross Society
America
Visiting Nurse Association of
Oregon
She
Doctor Claims Chamberlain Cough Remedy Cures Pneumonia
Sanders Alabama physician Dr W J Smith touts Chamberlain Cough Remedy as the sole lung treatment he trusts for pneumonia and coughs. He says he has used it personally and for his family with consistent success and recommends it over other remedies. For sale by all good dealers.
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Chamberlain
W. J. Smith
Sanders
Ala
Child Welfare Agent Confronts California Poet in Harmony Dispute
A Philadelphia-based agent from the Pennsylvania Society for the Protection of Children visited Trasmond Downean in California, a proponent of the Pythagorean harmony system, at his residence and warned the Hellenic teacher and his wife about safeguarding children and addressing bare legs in public.
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Philadelpha
A. Z. Kinkaid
Pennsylvania Society
Trasmond Downean
California
Papes Diuretic Promises Clean Kidneys Quick Cure
An old cure advertisement urges readers to try Pape's Diuretic for kidney and bladder woes. It claims rapid relief from backache, rheumatic pains, and urinary issues after a fifty cent dose, touting the preparation as direct to the cause with wide endorsement from pharmacists and druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Food and Patriotism Linked to Health in Dr Pierce Ad
An 19th century style medical advertisement argues a strong digestion underpins liberty and citizenship. It promotes Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for dyspepsia and weak stomachs, claiming it builds firm flesh and muscle. It also offers a free Common Sense Medical Adviser and requests stamps for mailing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
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Winnen
Pondleton
the Peoples Warehouse
Peoples Warehouse
Thyr
Dex the Peoples Warehouse
Adams News
New York
John Hughes
Richard le Gallienne
Hughes
Richard la Gallienne
le Gallle
Richard
John H. Taylor
Jull
le Gallienne
Grocer
Mr. Hughes
Grippe
Pendleton Drug CO
Mrs
Rebecca Elder
Maine Corelli
Visiting Nurses’ Association
Metallius
Jal
Duncan
Mr. Kinkaid
Mille
Central Police Court
New Century Unit
Menalkus
Milton Light and Power Plant
Milton
Ore
Arctic
Tropics
Japan
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
HOTEL
Seventh Street
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
Rock Springs Coal
B. L. Burroughs Office
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