Hayward Denies Endorsement of Rugby Football
Special correspondence from University of Oregon reports Hayward denying strong endorsement of Rugby. Campbell favors maintaining American college football with cautious investigation. Faculty, athletic council, and Northwest colleges weighed actions. student sentiment at odds with Rugby.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
BI Hayward
Campbell
Prealdem Campbell
University
Snd
Hayward
British Columbia
Athletic Council
Oregon
Howard Jones
Yale
Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Piles and Sores
A reader from Siler City North Carolina reports suffering immense distress from piles until using Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The product is described as curing piles Burns cuts ulcers fever sores eczema and chapped hands. Available at Tallman & Co for 26 cents.
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Will A. Marsh
Siler City
N. C
Childmans
Tallman & Co
Umatilla County Union Meeting Called in Pendleton
Acting on the state president F A Sikes official notice I call the Umatilla county union Farmers Educational and Cooperative union meeting at Eagles hall Pendleton Saturday January 16 at 2 pm to elect county officers and transact other business as may arise LIETALLEN president
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F. A. Sikes
Umatilla County Union, Farmer’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Pendleton
Eagies’ Hall
Union
Lietallen
Pree
Pneumonia Follows a Gold and Foleys Honey and Tar
A fragmented notice discusses pneumonia and a cough remedy with Foley's Honey and Tar, urging taking at first sign of a cold to avoid illness. It mentions Koeppen Broa and a distant Mare planet, noting wide leads between the earth and the planet.
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Foley
Koeppen Broa
Mare
Earth
Mother's Relief Powders for Chil dren Compound Ad
An old advertisement touts Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as a cure all for feverishness headache teething disorders and stomach issues. It claims to move and regulate the bowels destroy worms and are pleasant tasting. Over 40 000 testimonials are cited to prove effectiveness. Do not accept inferior products.
Sleeping Sickness Taut Description From Popular Mechanics
The article explains tropical Africa's sleeping sickness spread by the tsetse fly. It details how victims are detected near river crossings and forest edges and outlines the progression from headache and fever to tremor, speech issues, weakness, and eventual coma and death.
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Africa
Popular Mechanics
Obesity and Fatty Degeneration of the Heart Warns
Obesity dangers lie in fat invading cellular elements, especially muscles and heart. Fatty degeneration weakens tissues and endangers heart function, with fatigue and aversion to exertion common. Anemia and hysteria may accompany obesity. Guidance hints at dietary considerations labeled What to Eat.
From Medicine to the Drama in Sardou’s Early Life
The early career of Victorien Sardou is traced from his medical studies to a stronger pull toward theater. He faced hardship, leaped into journalism for income, and wrote his first play which failed, nearly quitting theater before Mille de Brecourt, an actress living nearby, saved him and his fortunes changed.
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Victorien Sardou
Sardou
Mille. de Brecourt
A Friend In Need
A brief humorous item from Brooklyn Life recalls a bashful young man making advances and retreats before a sofa scene. An impatient interruption from behind shifts the mood as a companion jokes about making a break, noting the situation’s audacious ease.
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Little Johnny
Brooklyn
Literary Irrigation
A reader lampoons a rising author about a dry novel. The author jokes the heroine weeps real tears on 253 pages of the story, in a playful exchange reported by Mleve I and Plain Dealer.
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Mleve I and
Plain Dealer
Howell Rowell and Powell clash over watch theft claim
The New York Press quotes Howell Rowell as an inconsistent fellow who would tell you to take all the time you wanted and then have you arrested for stealing his watch, illustrating a petty dispute and alleged double standard.
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Howell — Rowell
Powell
New York Press
Public Opinion On Snowflakes And Opinion Power
A brief comment contrasts private opinion with public sentiment noting many snowflakes and snowflake ideas as weak yet the collective view appears influential. The piece implies public opinion holds sway more than individual belief in a restless climate of belief.
Wolfskin Banjo Parchment Highlight
A compact notice depicts Wolfskin releasing a banjo parchment amid discussions of cultural heritage. The piece reflects on envy as a force shaping hostile attitudes, tracing the spirit of hatred to habitation and social context.
Cause of Car Sickness Explained by Eye Movement
W C Wood attributes car sickness to nystagmus from looking out car windows. Rapid relative motion of telegraph poles and distant objects drives eye oscillation and eye strain, causing nausea. Advises avoidance of window viewing and caffeine dosing prior to travel, with repeated doses during travel to relieve symptoms.
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W. C. Wood
New York Medical Journal
The Ship's Bell Clock at Sea The Ship's Bell Clock described in sturdy form and nautical style
The ship's bell clock is a stout six to seven inch round nickel plated unit mounted on a wall board. The dial is finish steel with blued hands and a two hammer gong that sounds a strong note. Time is told normally with hours struck on a ship's bell.
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New York
Fresh Eggs Roast Turns Into Village Feud at Store
In a Baltimore American item, a furious man storms into the village grocery, accusing proprietor Mr Peavey of selling his wife eggs claimed as fresh. Peavey recalls buying eggs from Si Wiley six weeks prior and trading them for biscuits, noting Wiley’s honesty. The quarrel centers on whether the eggs were truly fresh.
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Peavey
Wiley
Si Wiley
Baltimore American
Ragman’s Witty Guess About a Farmer’s Mortgage
A ragman buying worn trousers from a farmer notes the land loss by mortgage. The farmer asks how he knew, and the ragman explains that the pants are worn only where he sat, implying the farmer’s financial strain without explicit details.
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Sam Hill
Just His Luck In Schoolbooks Woe
A humorous Chicago Record Herald quip contrasts a student’s advance to seventh grade for good conduct with a boy named William who laments losing ten dollars he had planned to gain by month’s end, implying he must instead buy new schoolbooks.
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William
Nreddie
Chicago Record-Herald
The Invisible Point Joke About Heat in America
An American jokes with an English friend about dreaming of death before sailing to Liverpool. The Englishman replies that the heat in America must be beastly. The exchange is noted in a Chicago News item with a humorous tone.
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Liverpool
Aaid
America
Chicago News
Luck as a blend of intelligence and perseverance
A brief exchange frames luck as not mere chance but a mix of intelligence and perseverance. The young man questions belief in luck while the home grown philosopher asserts luck contains substantial intellect and effort guiding outcomes.
Public exam required to shoe horses in Saxony
In Saxony no one may shoe horses without passing a public examination and proving expertise. The text notes a maxim about true friendship: if a man knows all about you and remains your friend, he will still treat you as you deserve.
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Saxony
Twenty-one Added to Echo Protective Roll at Banquet
Echo notes report twenty-one new names added to the Business Men's Protective Association roll during a Monday banquet. Officers elected include President A. Longwell, Vice President W. H. Boyd, Treasurer C. A. Gilbert, and Secretary J. F. Spinning. The group marked the association's first year and its perceived community benefits. Also mention of locally rented rooms by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, visit from Tom Sheridan, and travel notes for F. B. Jinks. Advertisement for Foley's Honey and Tar cautions against opiate cough medicines.
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Echo
Echo Fire Department
Business Men's Protective Association of
A. Longwell
W. H. Boyd
C. A. Gilbert
J. F. Spinning
Butter Creek
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Walla Walla
F. B. Jinks
Tangent
Oregon
Change at the Orpheum Shows New Film Program
The Orpheum theater begins daily change of program with three showings weekly on Sunday Tuesday and Friday. Today's lineup includes Reel 1 from Pathe with Forced Into Marriage and The Three Neighbors, Reel 2 from Gaumont The Greek Slave's Passion, Reel 3 from Hy any with Kiss In the Dark and Matrimony.
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Orpheum Theater
Pathe
Gaumont
Ilany
Simple Remedy for La Grippe and Boxing Champion News
Simple remedy notes Foley's Honey and Tar stopping la grippes coughs and healing lungs to prevent pneumonia. The advertisement warns against harmful drugs in counterfeit products. Gunner Hewitt, recent army navy boxing champ in England, is set to fight Ian Hague, England's heavyweight champion.
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Koeppen Bron
Gunner Hewitt
England
Ian Hague
Rev I W Williams Testifies on Foley's Kidney Remedy
Huntington West Virginia clergyman Rev I W Williams writes to affirm Foley's Kidney Remedy relieved his nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble, stating it does all that is claimed. He endorses the product for its advertised benefits.
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I. W. Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Foley
Koeppen Bros
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Rugby
REGDY
Sta@ents
Hotel Graftern
Nnsen
Acker
New York Tribune
Public Opinion
Wolfskin
Newsy
Rolls—Protective Association
Hmoeppen Bros
Orpheum
Wiliamson Haffner
First National Bank
RE EL Front
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
Portland
Our New
East End
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Matlock
D.A. May Contractor and Buil
Der
Willow Sts
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