Revival Opens With Bulgin Speech in Pendleton
The revival begins tonight with Dr E J Bulgin expected to speak. The evangelist argues Christ was more than a man, claiming divinity and the need to anchor to his teachings. He contrasts Jesus with contemporary critics, cites biblical witnesses, and notes the ongoing impact of Christ’s life and message. The town prepares decorations and a religious visit, while ads urge readers to try Dr King’s New Life Pills.
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Amelling Committee
Ike
Christ
Jesus
Palestine
Nazareth
Evangelist
God
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Jesus Christ
New York
Chicago
Crim
Pendleton
E. J. Bulgin
GetS-IT Corn Cure Claims Instant Shrivel
Swell Corns promotes GETS-IT as a miracle corn cure promising fast relief. Ad claims corns and calves shrink within seconds with a few drops, touts nationwide availability and pharmacy dealers in Chicago and Pendleton.
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Ware
Paris Negroes Organize for Separate Trade Union
In Paris on February 20, about 15 000 Black residents filed in corporation papers to form a separate trade union. Though representing nearly all trades, they plan joint action for higher wages and seek a charter. They aim to affiliate with the General Confederation of Labor.
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Paris
General Confederation of Labor
Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Promises Blood Purity Health
An advertisement urges readers to expel germs from blood during a susceptible period. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses impurities, fortifies the body, and prevents illness. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine pitches.
La Grande Man Found Seasickness Cure Patented
La Grande Ore Feb 20 R D Hamilton a ranch resident near La Grande has patented a seasickness remedy. He traveled thousands of miles and spent thousands of dollars to perfect it and displays letters from Nord Deutscher Lloyd and other steamship lines praising its effectiveness. Hamilton pushes the sale of the medicine amid strong claims it eases water trip distress.
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LA Grande, Ore
R. D. Hamilton
la Grande
Nord Deutscher Lloyd Steamship Company
Pacific Coast
Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Social and club events highlight Pendleton scene
The Thursday Afternoon Club met at Mrs Charles F Colesworthy’s home to discuss The Hebrides with papers on geography history and governance. Others attended in the Day’s schedule include Degree of Honor Washington’s Birthday in I L C F hall needlework Five Hundred and a high school dance at Eastern Oregon State Hospital. Florence current literature continues at Mrs Lee Moorhouse’s home.
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Charles F. Colesworthy
South Bill
Roy T. Bishop
James A. Feedwell
Iola
Adolph Schaefer
John Ross Dickson
Jennie Perry
Margaret Colesworthy
Colesworthy
Eastern
Oregon State Hospital
Supt
W. D. McNary
Lee Moorhouse
Water Street
Home Hints and Recipes Worth Knowing
A compact guide from the Memphis News Scimitar on household care and cooking tips. It covers polishing waxed floors with turpentine oil and vinegar, keeping milk toast from getting soggy, making baking powder from common ingredients, ornamenting brushes with fabric and fringe, and room preparation tips for sweeping. It includes practical steps and quantities where given.
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Memphis News
Scimitar
Household tips and cleaning hints from old papers
The New Haven Journal-Courier urges sweeping department care washing brooms in hot suds and drying in sun. It also notes scalding milk for custard to prevent watery texture and suggests adding a pinch of salt for flavor. The Los Angeles Express extols steel wool for cleaning worn varnish from windows and its use around kitchens and china.
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The
New Haven Journal-Courier
Los Angeles Express
Montessori Philosophy On Child Rearing Breaks Old Habits
The piece contrasts Dr Montes sori's ideas with traditional methods, praising Montessori for encouraging will and concentration. It argues against overprotective parenting and excessive scheduling, noting early sleep practices and the harm of ceaseless adult interference on a child’s character and independence.
Cures a Cold in One Day Ad by ER W Grove
Advertisement promises a cure for a cold in one day and grip in two days proving claimed by ER W Grove signature. Laxative Bromo Quinine product marketed for 25 cents with a bold claim and period tone.
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ER. W. Grove
Hunger strike on Pacific coast ends after 18 hours
In San Quentin 125 Negro convicts were segregated after an 18 hour hunger strike. The protest involved blacks and whites with most blacks refusing to eat while five or six did. Warden Johnston said the order aimed to remove minor disruptions, not racial discrimination, and there was no disorder.
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San Quentin
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Johnston
Scientist's Widow Rewarded in Senate Action
Washington report says the senate voted two years salary amounting to 8750 dollars to the widow of the late Dr Thomas D. McClintle of the Public Health Service who died from spotted fever while pursuing a new treatment.
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Washington
Fels
Senate
Thomas D. McClintle
Public Health Service
Girl Victim of Kidnappers Escape Suspected Band
SEATTLE Feb 20 That Catherine Winters 19 a victim of kidnap ers is a prisoner of a band of g ypsies traveling rapidly toward the Canadian boundary to escape action by United States officials is the firm belief of Sheriff Cudihee.
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Seattle
Catherine Winters
United States
Beief
Cudihee
Senate resolution seeks immunity info on New Haven officers
The senate, on February 20, introduced by Norris, considered a resolution asking for information on whether immunity was promised to officers of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad or its fiscal agents under an agreement now being negotiated by the Department of Justice with the railroad.
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Washington
New York, New Haven and
Hartfor
Department of Justice
Senate
Norris
Pilot Rock Woman Dies At Her Home
Mrs. Perry Knotts known as Auntie Knotts dies at 59 in Pilot Rock. Nineteenth annual Sunday schools convention of Umatilla county held in Pilot Rock with leaders Rev Phipps and Mrs Esson. Delegates praised meals and speakers. Minne sota Editorial association meets with talks on journalism and better newspapers.
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Pilot Rock
Perry Knotts
Auntie Knotts
Air
Sunday Schools
Umatilla County
Phipps
Dewey Jaques
Grace Hospital
Harvey
Minnesota Editorial Association
George E. Vincent
University of Minnesota
E. L. Clifford
Minneapolis Journal
Allen D Albert
The
Minneapolis Tribune
Jail sentences advocated for giving rebates
Washington February 20 An Interstate Commerce Commissioner told the House committee that the Sims bill for stock bond regulation should apply to railroads. He said future railroad men guilty of rebating and similar practices should be sent to jail, noting past leniency has ended.
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Washington
House
Interstate Commerce
Clements
Minnesota Editors Meet on Uplift in Minnesota
Minneapolis report notes a Feb 20 gathering of editors discussing social reform and press roles in realizing uplift across the state. Speakers address literacy campaigns, civic engagement, and media responsibility amid evolving editorial norms.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Papa's Diapep sin pill advertizes quick relief for indigestion
An old style ad touts Papa's Diapep sin for sour stomach gas and indigestion. It promises rapid relief within five minutes, claiming the product digests food and stabilizes the stomach. It warns against continued distress and urges readers to buy a fifty cent large case at drug stores.
Baby saved by pulmotor in Eugene emergency
In Eugene Oregon on February 20 a four minute pulmotor rescue saved the life of the 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs R A Steelquist. The child ceased breathing during convulsions after the father called his employer for the machine and a passing car was diverted to bring it. The child remained weak but well the next day.
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Doctor Montessori
Eugene
Ore
R. A. Steelquist
Oregon Power Company
Salts Safe For Kidneys Says Authority On Cleanup
Claim that regular meat eaters should flush kidneys with four ounces of Rad Salts daily. It urges taking a tablespoonful in water before breakfast to prevent kidney, bladder, and blood issues, noting the remedy is made from grape and lemon acids with lithia and is inexpensive.
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Sunday Oregonian
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Frank Rechlin
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Frank L. Fairbanks
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Hansen's Price
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Alex Montgomer
Helix
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Supreme Judge
Henry J. Bean
University of Oregon
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Chicago Journal
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