Good Cheer Aids Digestion Of Food
Dyspeptics should improve family meals by eating slowly and chewing well. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin aids digestion, liver and bowels, with guaranteed results. Maj. S. Martin praises it at 77, saying he feels young again. Available at drug stores, fifty cents to one dollar, with satisfaction guaranteed or money back. Free samples by mail from Dr W B Caldwell, Monticello, TP.
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Pepsin
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St. Monticello
Mothra
Brad- Pad Lator Co
Lamar Blig
Atek
Ee Orn
Garrett would run Baker club in Western Tri-State League
Garret t would helm Baker team candidacies in Baker, with Jess Garrett, Karl King, Father Tom Kelly as possible managers. King seeks absolute control, proposes signing players cheaply and demands 175 dollars per month plus game time. Kelly offers recruiting help and swift action, citing Dougherty's Pendleton link. A telegram to L M Brown of Walla Walla urged attendance in Baker to finalize the club.
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Jess Garrett
Pendeton Buckarooes
Portland
Karl King
la Grande
Pendleton
Tom" Kelly
University of Oregon
Baker
King
Clifford
Kelly
Joseph Dougherty
L. M. Brown
Walla Walla
Western Tristate League
Hyomel claims quick relief for cold and catarrh
Hyomei relieves stuffed head in five minutes by inhalation. The remedy uses antiseptic oils that mix with the air to soothe inflamed membranes and provide rapid relief. Tallman & Co promises refunds if not satisfied, price one dollar.
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Tallman &Co
Rouge and Frills Put Aside by Girls in Washington
Miss Genevieve Clark, speaker's daughter, has sparked a social shift in Washington through beauty articles. Several groups of young women vow to abandon rouge and flashy accessories, choosing natural looks with pink cheeks from walking, rough towels, and cold water, and to improve figures by calisthenics.
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Washington, D.C
Genevieve Clark
Washington
Murder Suspect Is Held in Hannibal Missouri
Hannibal Missouri February 24 John KidwellWapp arrested here after confessing to the murder of the McAnally family at Wellington Kansas October 18 1912 An aged man his wife and grown daughter were slain Kidwell 43 years old had been working in Hannibal for three weeks coming from Moberly Missouri and is believed to be the axe man who killed several Kansas families.
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Hannibal
John Kidwellsapp
McAnally
Wellington
Kansas
Kidwell
Moberly
Maine town shudder as tremor rattles early evening
In EVASTIS Maine on February 24 a light earthquake occurred at 7 15 pm followed by a stronger tremor five minutes later that shook houses and unsettled residents in the B section.
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Maine
Evastis
Houdgs
Man who believes in luck becomes a loafer
A terse aphorism notes that trusting luck leads to idleness and lack of effort, hinting at the consequences of reliance on chance over diligence. The saying emphasizes personal responsibility and steady work as antidotes to easy fortune.
Hell Talk Draws 61 to Revival at Union Tabernacle
Dr Bulgin leads a fiery revival at Union Tabernacle arguing hell is real and Christ’s atonement required. He cites Acts 1 25 and warns sinners face eternal separation, urging rebirth to avoid hell and contrasting past sermons by Edwards with modern churches. An insurance case note follows about Claxton’s sight loss and a testimonial on Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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J. M. Corelison
Ganduat
Union Tabernacle
Bulgin
Hell
Evangelist
Judas
God
Christ
Jesus Christ
Finny
Jonathan Edwards
Universalist
Pendleton
Heaven
Hermiston Socialites Host Dinner Dance In Honor Of Guest
Hermiston Oregon February 24 special correspondence Mr and Mrs W J Warner and Mr and Mrs George Briggs entertained at a dinner dance at the Oregon hotel Friday night honoring Mrs Warner s guest Miss Rigney of Pendleton Guests at cards and dancing included Misses Rigney Mabel McElroy Beulah Reed Bessie McPherson Ina Wattenburger Alberta McDonald Bertha Dishon Lillian Littler Jessie Williams Clara Bryant Virginia Todd and Messrs Robert Walker G Sapper J W Campbell Joe Ralph John Roberts John McCune Dale Hinkle and 8 KR Oldaker Several attended the Umatilla dance Friday night Hermiston high school basket ball team defeated Umatilla Saturday night
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Hermiston
Ore
W. J. Warner
George Briggs
Oregon Hotel
Misses Rigney
Mabel McElroy
Beulah Reed
Bessie McPherson
Ina Wattenburger
Alberta McDonald
Bertha Dishon
Lillian Littler
Jessie Williams
Clara Bryant
Virginia Todd
Robert Walker
G. Sapper
J. W. Campbell
Joe Ralph
John Roberts
John McCune
Dale Hinkle
KR. Oldaker
Umatilla
Hermiston Mercantile Hall
Hermiston High School
Four Days Left to File Income Tax Returns
Four days remain for federal income tax filers in Umatilla County to submit returns to the collector of internal revenue before March 1. Heavy penalties await those missing the deadline. many may not realize their earnings exceed the exempt amount. Married individuals may claim a $4000 exemption. Returns cover incomes for 1913, with tax assessed on ten months of last year, totaling five sixths of the normal rate.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
Umatilla County
Uncle Sam
Suit for 3000 filed over cow’s tail injury in eye
San Francisco on February 24. A federal suit for 3000 was filed by Ernest Claxton, a clerk, against the American Casualty Company of Tacoma, Wash., claiming a cow switch to the eye caused the loss of sight.
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San Francisco
American Casualty Company of
Tacoma
Wash
Ernest Claxton
Local social notes and tax details from Umatilla area
A string of social happenings includes a George Washington birthday dinner hosted by Mrs. Jas Redale, a tango party in Echo attended by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hinkle and daughter Francis, and basketball visitors Hermiston versus Umatilla with H M Gunn observing. Also reported are travel plans of Mrs. C Wainscott to Portland and the expected return of Colonel H G Newport with his bride. The piece ends with a tax schedule proposing a progressive income tax with rates from 1 to 7 percent and no exemptions for gifts.
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Umatilla
Jas. Redale
George Washington
H. R. Newport
J. T. Hinkle
Francis
Echo
H. M. Gunn
Hermiston
W. T. Robertss
Spokane
Penitentiary Chaplain Edward Barter Dies at 35
Edward H. Barter aged 35, penitentiary chaplain of Washington, died after serving one year in that role. Survived by widow and three sons, youngest ten days old. Formerly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Church South in Walla Walla, he moved to Hermiston, Oregon, and returned when appointed chaplain by Governor Lister.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Edward H. Barter
Por
State Penitentary
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Hermiston
Ore
Lister
The Elderly Man Seeks Hidden Wisdom Within
A reflective line notes that as a man ages he finds less wisdom in himself and in others, suggesting a growing doubt about inner insight and external counsel. The fragment hints at a meditation on aging and self understanding.
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
A vintage drug advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound to break a cold in hours. It claims three doses every two hours clear nasal passages, stop discharge, relieve headache and feverish symptoms, and costs 25 cents at any drug store. It urges not to substitute.
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Pape
Grippe
Tax rule targets family donations dodging taxes
A proposed rule seeks to curb tax avoidance by closing loopholes that allow large donations to relatives. The measure aims to prevent shifting wealth through family transfers and ensure proper taxation on gifts and estates.
Methodist Minister Endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Milaca Minnesota preacher Rey James A Lewis writes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been a welcomed guest in our home for years. He recommends it to others as effective and plans to continue use as needed. Sold by all dealers. Adyv
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Chamberlain
Rey
James A. Lewis
Milaca
Minn
Adyv
Local egg shipment under bacteriological scrutiny
Spokane report notes a study by City Bacteriologist Patten found about ninety million bacteria in one egg from a consignment shipped here. Chris, manager of Schallinger Produce, sent the lot, triggering public health interest and possible further tests.
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Spokane
Wash
Patten
Chris
John F. Arnold
Schallinger Produce Company
Crematory Receives 668 Cases of Eggs for Destruction
A shipment totaling 668 cases or more than 69 000 eggs was delivered to the crematory for disposal amid a report that portions were identified as Seagull.
Nursing A Job and the Brook of Committees
Senator Lodge compares investigating committees to a brook that flows endlessly. He recalls Si Hoskins who got a spring job shooting muskrats to protect a dam, and muskrat trouble at the mill owner’s property. The anecdote ends with Hoskins facing danger and a man asking why he does not shoot.
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Senator Lodge
Si Hoskins
Save Your Hair Danderine Ad Promising Hair Renewal
An old advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine for hair loss and dandruff. It urges ladies and gentlemen to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores, claiming the product restores lustre, strength, and fullness, with new hair growth after weeks of use.
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Knowlton
Ely's Cream Balm Clears Nose and Head Fast
A vintage health ad touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for nasal congestion from cold or catarrh. It promises quick reopening of air passages, headache relief, and a morning cure with a small bottle sold at drug stores. The copy emphasizes fragrance, heat activation, and soothing membrane healing.
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Ely
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