Ohio death certificates loosened by vague wording
In Columbus Ohio Feb 13 death certificates show deaths described with non specific phrases rather than medical terms. Dr A C Holland of the State Bureau of Vital Statistics notes physicians are reissuing certificates to give clearer causes. Examples include natural death lingering death and various vague phrases cited from counties.
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Columbus
Ohio
A. C. Holland
State Bureau of Vital Statistics
Washington County
Jefferson County
Pike County
Cleveland
Holland
Bootblack near death saving his coin in fire
In Centralia Washington on February 12 a bootblack narrowly escaped death when an overheated stove sparked a fire in Julius Koch’s bootblack stand on North Tower avenue. The blaze spread to Lampman and Son’s grocery, soaking stock with water while the bootblack struggled to salvage money from a cash drawer.
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Centralia
Wash
Julius Koch
North Tower Avenue
Lampman & Son's Grocery
Convict Donnelly Recounts Prison Escape and Robbery Plans
Everett, Wash. Feb 13 Mike Donnelly the Whatcom county murderer who escaped from Walla Walla last fall told of his experiences since fleeing. He described wandering after the jailbreak crossing into Pendleton Oregon where he stole a rifle and shotgun and how a highway confrontation with armed men briefly captured him before he escaped. He said partner Dale was killed by officers near Toledo and that he had planned a Marysville bank robbery, explaining his Tuesday night appearance in Everett.
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Everett
Wash
Mike Donnelly
Whatcom County
Walla Walla
Donnelly
Pendleton
Ore
Hood River
Toledo
Dale
Bank
Marysville
Old Hoffman House to Regain Lost Prestige
Eugene, Ore Feb 13 The Hoffman House a pioneer hotel long serving the best trade but the past five years used as a cheap rooming house will be remodeled in a $10 000 plan to become a first class family hotel with business rooms on the ground floor and suites on the upper floors owned by Mrs Eugenia Hoffman Mrs Helen Hoffman and Mrs Frederick Swanton announce the revival aims.
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Eugene, Ore
Hoffman
Eugene
Pioneer
Eugenia Hoffman
Helen Hoffman
Frederick Swanton
Bootlegger at Eugene Pardoned by Governor
Eugene Ore Feb 12 Ray Littlefield a local character in Lane county jail for eight months for bootlegging was pardoned by Governor West yesterday. He had 40 days remaining of a 250 day sentence but was released on condition he refrain from using or selling liquor and go to his father's farm near McCoy.
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Eugene
Ore
Ray Littlefield
Lane County
West
McCoy
Noted psychologist Dr Lucas to speak at Oregon theater
Rev Dr Alzamon Ira Lucas PhD renowned psychopathologist will appear at the Oregon theater in Pendleton this Friday February 13. The program promises insights into the subconscious mind and human senses, claiming he can reveal intimate truths after decades of experience.
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Alzamon Ira Lucas
Oregon Theater
Pendleton
Dr. Lucas
County Agriculturist to Begin His Duties
Eugene Oregon February 13 F W Rader county agriculturist recently appointed by Lane county court at a salary of 1500 dollars a year has arrived to take up duties assisting farmers in the best methods of farm work He is an alumnus of Washington State College Pullman where he graduated in 1908 His work will cover general farm problems including dairying animal husbandry agronomy soil work and drainage.
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Eugene
Ore
F. W. Rader
Lane County Court
Rader
Washington State College
Pullman
Ridgefield Eyes Deep River Channel to Columbia River
A government surveying party arrived in Ridgefield Washington on February 13 to survey Lake River for a proposed dredged deep waterway to the Columbia River about two miles away. Congress has funded the survey and a favorable engineer report could lead to the channel project.
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Ridgefield, Wash
Ridgefield
Lake River
Columbia River
Congress
Protests Filed Against Vancouver Land Office Abolishment
Washington February 13 Mins Lycy M Lewis assistant librarian at Oregon Agricultural College visited Senator Chamberlain on his trip from Europe Chamberlain submitted protests to Commissioner Tollman of the land office opposing the abolition of the Vancouver land office.
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Washington
Mins Lacy M. Lewis
Oregon Agricultural College
Senator Chamberlain
Europe
Chamberlain
Commissioner Tollman
The
Land Office
Vancouver
Woman 3 Varied Interests Social and Club News
A collage of items appeals to women with social notes, club meetings, fashion snapshots, home hints, and personal notices. Publicity around gatherings, community groups, and daily domestic life reflects a broad spectrum of interests for the world’s feminine readership.
Brilliant social fete at Eastern Oregon State Hospital reception
Pendleton echoed with a dazzling reception and dance hosted by Dr. and Mrs. McNary, Dr. and Mrs. Tamiesie, and Dr. Hagood. The hall glowed with green and red hearts, a tropical stage, and a moonlit orange orb rising from the forest backdrop as tango and waltz set a new pendleton dinner-dance standard.
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Pendleton
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Wilson D. McNary
Augustus FE. Tamiesie
Rufus H. Hagood
Baltimore
Terpsichorean
The Care of Children and Home Gardening Guidance
The article urges involving children in useful tasks, like baking and sewing, and proposes starting a vegetable garden indoors or on flats to train them while keeping them engaged. It emphasizes supervision and practical, valueful activities over toy play.
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Trana
St Jacobs Oil Promise for Rheumatism Pain Relief
An advertisement claims St Jacobs Oil quickly eases rheumatism and sciatica pain by applying to the tender spot. It promises instant relief, non burning on skin, and urges a small trial bottle from the druggist with a claim of cures for millions over decades.
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St. Jacobs Oil
How to Make Seed Flats for Early Planting
Planting should begin after frost leaves ground. Start flats around March first, earlier in the South and later in the North. Any handy boy or girl can craft a flat or seed box from smooth boards small tacks and a hammer. Grocers' boxes can be cut to size for flats about three inches high. Useful seed-box dimensions are 16 inches long 6 inches wide and 3 inches high.
Home Hints and Recipes Shoes Dont Crack
A Philadelphia North American contributor shares a method to keep patent leather shoes looking new and prevent cracking by rubbing vaseline on them before wearing, which also cleans the shoes. Jet fashion is rising with light designs and delicate centerpieces for early spring dresses.
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Philadelphia
Peculiar After Effects of Grip This Year
Doctors report a nationwide grip epidemic with distressing symptoms that leave victims run down and threaten kidneys. Urinary troubles and back pain prompt many to use Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, an herbal kidney liver and bladder remedy advertised as providing quick relief. Sample bottles offered for ten cents with purchase of regular sizes at druggists. mention this paper.
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Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
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