Blood Poison Cured by S S S Blood Purifier
Contagious Blood Poison is a virulent germ and hard to kill. The only cure is to purify the circulation by removing germs and poisons from the blood. S S S, a vegetable purifier, has cured thousands for over forty years without minerals. S S S reaches the bloodstream, heals sores, stops hair loss, and clears the body of symptoms. Free home treatment book and medical advice. S S S sold at drug stores. The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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S. S.S
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
The Inner Mind and Other Features at the Pictures
At Friday's shows audiences see The Inner Mind where Prof Locksley uses hypnotic insight to reveal a mystery with a secret outcome. The Daughter of the Clown unfolds a dining dispute that ends with the daughter's death and a memory twist about a dairy maid. The Snake Bite offers a Lubin love tale with a biblical serpent motif. An Innocent Burglar follows a man blamed for burglary due to forgetfulness and ensuing trouble.
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Locksley
Cc. G. P. Cc
Lubin
The Pastime Presents Friday and Saturday Attractions
The theater advertises a classy program featuring Captain Kate and The Animal Trainer's Daughter from Selig, plus Texas Got Left from Kalem and The Story of the Indian Ledge from Edison. The Reporter from Pathe is highlighted as dramatic and fresh, with a piano orchestra to accompany.
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Good Pictures
Kate
Selig
Zumpece
Texas
Kalem
Emily
Edison
Pathe
Test of a Man in Reliance Western Drama Bill
A Friday to Saturday bill feature stirring western dramas and comical comedies. The Test of a Man presents a tale of self sacrifice as a man’s love for a girl leads him to take decisive action.
Polly of the Circus at the Oregon Theatre Sunday
Ida St Leon stars in Polly of the Circus at the Oregon Theatre on Sunday January 14. Frederic Thompson brings Luna Park scale realism to the production marking a major scenic spectacle with a Western town circus plot involving Polly, a minister, Uncle Toby, and Big Jim, the parsonage, and a yearlong stay.
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Polly
Circus
Poly
Ida St. Leon
Oregon Theater
Frederic Thompson
New York City
Hs Dash
Dare
Metropolis
Luna Park
Coney Island
Hippodrome
Lochinvar
Wilds
Margaret Mayo
Ard
Toby
Big Jim
Neary
Enjs
Coure
Elrour
Mr Thompson
Liberty Theater
Policeman Defines Drunk Distinction In Court
In New York Magistrate House tries three women charged with intoxication. Patrolman Maloney explains intoxicated differs from drunk, noting prisoners were only tipsy. Each defendant fined one dollar.
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New York
Magistrate House
Maloney
Haloney
Maelstrate House
Cigarette Suffragette Barred in Primer Excerpt
A suffrage primer compiled by Mary Richards Gray of Los Angeles was received at the national suffrage headquarters. Excerpts warn voters to leave cigarettes at home to avoid mis casting ballots and note hats at a rakish angle are tabooed for impressions at the polling booth.
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New York
Mary Richards Gray
Los Angeles
Lane May Receive Supreme Court Appointment
Washington, D. C., Jan. 4. It is rumored President Taft may consider Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane for the associate judgeship of the United States Supreme Court as a compromise candidate amid opposition to Justice Hook. A telegram from the Oregon railroad commission protested Judge Hook, saying he favored railroads in several decisions.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Interstate Commerce
Lane
United States Supreme Court
Justice Hook
Kansas
Judge Hook
Oregon Railroad Commission
Banquet Payment to Henry Clay Recalled in 1842
An 1842 note records a banquet in New Orleans where $100 per plate was paid to Henry Clay. The ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach ailments indigestion and other disorders. Sold for 25 cents at Koep pens.
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Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr King
Koeppens
Papes Diapepsia Promises Quick Digestion Relief
An advertisement proclaims Pape's Diapepsin relieves heartburn nausea and sour stomach within five minutes. It claims to aid digestion of heavy meals and eliminate foul breath, with a 60 cent case suggested for individuals and 50 cent for families. The tone mirrors early 20th century patent medicine copy.
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Pape
Descriptive Costume Prep and Political Quips
The note urges arranging with the society editor for costume descriptions ahead of elections noting revisions to include bridge sets cosmetics hair and Turkish cigarettes. It defines a mollycaddie as a male akin to the womanly man and critiques harmony insincerity in politics while classifying women by their talking habits.
Soaps, Lard Help Suspected Robber Break Jail
James Howe, a 290 pound suspected robber, escaped Nortonville Kansas jail by coating his body in soap and lard to squeeze through a twelve inch hole. He reportedly warned the turnkey the jail could not hold him and vanished before breakfast. Investigations indicate he removed bricks, slid through the gap, donned clothing, and boarded an outbound freight train.
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Nortonville
Kas
James Howe
Howe
Hoke
Wild Man Ishi Vanishes Then Appears in Hospital
Ishi began his New Year call and the crowd awaited a lecture by Professor Kroeber. For a time the mysterious figure known as the Wild Man disappeared after a Tanch but was later found in a nearby hospital in San Francisco.
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Kroeber
Ishi
Tanch
Hospital
San Francisco
Ashes of Jones to receive final burial at Naval Academy
The ashes of John Paul Jones are stored in a metal casket under a stairway at Bancroft Hall, awaiting a June burial in the memorial crypt. Congress has appropriated 75,000 dollars for crypt completion, and work will begin soon amid public concern over the current neglect.
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John Paul Jones
Naval Academy
Annapolis
America
Bancroft Hall
Congress
Coins Found Hidden in Old Wald House Wall
In Egg Harbor New Jersey Peter Heinsohn tore down plaster and unearthed an iron pot filled with silver coins. A second pot contained gold coins mostly moulded with dates illegible. The treasure, valued around $1000, belonged to the house owner Harry Brautigan who will share with the laborer. The former occupant was pensioned soldier Hud. Brautigan may search further as he plans to tear the building down.
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Egg Harbor
N. J
Peter Heinsohn
Harry Brautigan
Rautigan
Hud
Brantigan
Young Turk Leader Killed in Constantinople Dispatch
Chefket Pasha, head of the Young Turks and commander of the Turkish constitutional forces, has been assassinated. Telegraphic links with Constantinople are interrupted and further details are unavailable.
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London
Chefket Pasha
Young Turks
Constantinople
Two Old Maids Converse On Shoe Prices
In a chatty aside Anna asks Clara what Mr Ekland charged for sewing soles on shoes. Clara recalls 66 cents for a pair of soles and praise for the work, though she disapproves of him. Anna notes men’s soles were 90 cents. The ad closes with a line about a full line of men’s fine shoes.
Life Insurance Interview Promotes Swamp Root Remedy
An examining physician for a major life insurance firm reports kidney trouble is common and many applicants are rejected. He cites Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a leading cure, an herbal remedy sold in stores and offered freely as a sample by Dr Kilmer & Co. Readers urged to request a free sample and to mention the Daily East Oregonian.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghampton, N
Daily
East Orogonian
Ballard's Horehound Syrup heals lungs and air passages
A dry hacking cough wounds lungs and air passages but Ballard's Horehound Syrup acts as a healing balm. Sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros with prices 25c 60c and $1.00 per bottle.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
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Brotherhood of Man
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Foolshead
Kala
Tala
Dick Austin
Leslie
Bert Long
Neghbor
Lulu Austin
Besale Bates
Gladys Vale
Austi N Company
THE
Oregon Theatre
Umatilla County
Supreme Court
Umatilla Reservoir
Herm’ston
Anna
Mr. Ek
Land
Clara
Him
Life Insurance Companies
A. Eklund
Malin Street
Koeppen’s
ST. Paul's School
Nettie M. Galbraith
Pendleton
Tallman @ Co
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