Washington Carabao club dinner recalls Philippine dawns
The tenth annual Washington corral of the military order of the Carabao featured songs and stunts echoing the 1898 to 1902 Philippines era. Prominent guests included Chief Justice White and Justices Van Devanter and Lurton, plus cabinet members, with an aeroplane Manila arrival announcing a Filipino independence declaration and calls to double U S battleships. Major General Robert K Evans presided as toastmaster. Henry D Estabrook urged retention of the Philippines arguing independence is premature.
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Philippines
Washington
Washington Corral
Military Order of the Carabao
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
White
van Devanter
Lurton
Supreme Court
Stimson
Fisher
MacVeagh
Nagel
Wilson
Hitchcock
Manila
United States
Philippine
Robert K. Evans
Department of the Gulf
Henry D. Estabrook
New York
All women born free and equal at bathing beach
A sharp remark notes that while all women are born free and equal, they do not appear so at the bathing beach reflecting social attitudes of the time.
Cure Backache With Mother Gray Aromatic Leaf
A vintage advertisement promotes Mother Gray's Aromatic Leaf as a cure for backache dizziness headache and general languor. It touts a root and herb remedy for kidney urinary troubles and energy loss with a laxative effect. Sold by druggists or mailed for 50 cents with a free sample offer from The Mother Gray Co Le Roy N Y.
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Mother Gray Co
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Adams News Briefs Highlight Local Moves and Visits
In Adams Oregon on December 21, Clara Blake and friends visited Walla Walla for Christmas shopping. Deputy Joe Blakely of Pendleton visited Adams. Frank Henry is elected city marshal for the coming year. Many residents shopped in Pendleton and Portland. A surprise party celebrated Holut’s 16th birthday at the Peringer residence with local youths attending. Several Pendleton visitors and Idaho relocation plans are noted.
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Adams
Ore
Der
Clara Blake
Mah
Helen
Walla Walla
Joe Blakely
Pendleton
Frank Henry
Wilson
Misa Palmer
McBone
Sunny
Karl Steward
Tuesia
J Peringer
Holut
Chester Spencer
Jessie Chestnut
Otis Liemllen
Augusta Stockton
Eleene Bowling
Ethel Peringer
Gertrude
Earl Wallace
Frank Kribe
Portland
G. M. Lewis City
J. Winn
W. Boyer
T. C Ried
Bob McPride
Idaho
G. M. Morrison
$11,000 Christmas Tree for McLean Baby’s Birthday
Washington reports the McLean family will celebrate Vinson Walsh McLean’s third birthday with a $1000 Christmas tree, $10,000 worth of imported toys, and an onstage circus. An agent scouted European toys, shipped aboard the Mauretania, with the family greeting the steamer in New York. The tree will feature illuminated Mother Goose characters in glass lights.
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McLean
Washington
Vinson Walsh McLean
Master McLean
Edward Beale McLean
John R. McLean
Admiral Dewey
Europe
Stanfield Residents Make Holiday Moves and Plans
Stanfield correspondent reports Geo W. Clark returns to farming at Fur Harvest project site near Page Kid joining Pendleton neighbors. F J Thomas opens barber shop and will add cigars tobacco confectionery pool table. Local residents J F Means Harry Duvall and family relocate. Various names attend exams, shopping, visits and holiday preparations in Pendleton Echo area.
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Stanfield
Geo. W. Clark
Pendleton
Clark
Page
F. J. Thomas
Hermiston
J. FR. Means
Harry Duvall
Dickson Ranch
F. D. Carruth
Portland
Carlton
Miss Hazalet
Alfred
Herman Peers
Alex Ried
Viola Gravell
Echo
R. N. Stanfield
Ivan Dunning
Mr. Dunning
Special Auto Trips to Any Part of the Country
Phore Black 2101 advertises private auto trips nationwide offering travel services.
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Phore Black
Old dances urged over passive ballroom trends
Edwin B. De Groot of the Play grounds association counsels replacing passive dances like the waltz and two step with lively old forms such as Captain Jinks Dan Tucker and the Virginia Reel. He told the Irish Fellowship club that bunny hug grizzly bear and turkey trot are merely reactionary passive dances lacking physical expression.
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Chicago
Captain Jinks
Dan Tucker
Virginia Reel
Edwin B. de Groot
Playgrounds Assecution of
Irish Fellowship Club
Mr. de Groot
Cougar slain with .22 rifle nets bounty in Albany
In Albany Oregon Dee Snackenburg brought a cougar scalp to the county clerk and collected a $10 bounty after killing the animal with a .22 rifle. He was in the woods with a dog when the cougar attacked. The first shot failed to kill the cougar and the ejector broke, but Snackenburg removed the shell with a pocket knife and fired a second shot, which proved fatal.
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Dee
Snackenburg
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