Drinks Obtained Easily By Boys In Copperfield
In Copperfield Oregon martial law remains under Sergeant Reynolds of Portland after a failed bid to oust the deposed officials. Ex mayor Stewart and ex recorder Clark resist, while youths aged 14 to 18 testify they could secure drinks by visiting Stewart Warner or Wisegands saloons, sometimes via a back storefront disguising bottles as shoes. Mrs Parker fears arson as threats continue.
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Copperfield, Ore
Renard
Portland
Copperfield
West
Lawson
Sheriff Hand
Stewart
Huntington
Rand
Frank T. Coilller
Clark
Hlee
Miss Hobbs
Collier Weer
Stewart & Warner
Wisegand
Harold Burns
Wiegand
A. W. Parker
Martin Knezevich
Tot Swallows Chain Bar Sticks in Throat
In La Grande Oregon a six month old child of Jeff Gilman swallowed a watch chain with a bar at the end. The father pulled to recover the chain and the bar lodged crossways in the child's throat as the train arrived. A doctor promptly dilated the throat and removed the bar, about one and a quarter inches long, saving the child's life.
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LA Grande
Jeff Gil- Man
Family Travel From Nevada to Kentucky
A family journeyed from Nevada Washington to Kentucky in what appears to be a routine move or trip. The readable lines indicate interstate travel, with no incidents or outcomes specified. The report emphasizes the origin and destination rather than circumstances.
Tommy Pop and Welsh Rabbit Exchange Joke
A Philadelphia Record humorous exchange presents Tommy asking if Welsh rabbit is a domestic animal. Pop reassures it won’t hurt if not eaten, framing a light child’s misunderstanding and a playful parental reply.
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Tommy
Pop
Philadelphia Record
Stanfield Resident Dies After Illness in Oregon
W. C. Spencer of Stanfield Oregon died from a complication of diseases after falling ill the evening before with la grippe. A native of Ontario Canada he moved to Stanfield three years ago and worked as a carpenter and contractor. He leaves a widow. The body will be sent east for burial.
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Stanfield
Ore
Jan
Woman 3 Percent Varied Interests Social and Club News
A society column outlines diverse feminine topics from social news to personal notices. It highlights clubs, fashion notes, home hints, and general items of interest to women, reflecting local culture and daily life.
Unrivalled social reception at Eagle-Woodman hall by city ladies
Mrs Leon Cohen and guests hosted a refined evening of dance and hospitality at Eagle-Woodman hall featuring Japanese lanterns cherry blossoms and oriental screens. A moonlit Hawaiian dance with confetti capped the night as Civic Club plans and local engagements followed.
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Eagle-Woodman
Leon Cohen
Nesmith Ankeny
Wilson E. Brock
Robert N. Stanfield
Wealey N. Matlock
Short Line seeks to wipe Copperfield off map in Oregon
Salem reports Oregon Short Line superintendent E C Munson asks the state railroad commission to abandon the Copperfield station and trim service on branch lines due to a business slump. He cites martial law and a governor’s telegram banning liquor shipments as factors reducing Copperfield activity and proposes limiting trains between Robnett and Homestead to one or two weekly runs and Vale to Brogan to three weekly runs.
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Salem
Ore
Copperfield
E. ¢. Munson
Oregon
State Railroad Commission
Homestead
Manson
Mannon
Governor West
Fortunate parent in light hearted exchange
Mrs Murphy chats with a well wishful neighbor about her son Bill who is released from prison two years early for good behavior. The dialogue highlights relief and a gift of £1,001 while noting the judge’s seven year sentence.
Important to All Women Readers of This Paphi
A collage of homemaking tips from Chicago Journal and other papers covers stove painting with silver enamel, hemming tricks, sewing screen hacks, napkin and table linen protectors, and a practical toilet bag. An appeal promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root kidney remedy with sample offers and purchase details.
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Chicago
PAPHI
Evrey
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Pape's Diapepsin Sold as Quick Stomach Regulator
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a fast, harmless remedy for indigestion gas dyspepsia and sour stomach. It promises relief within minutes and offers a money back guarantee, claiming the product is essential for home use day or night.
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Pape
Ste
Household Hints for Cleaning and Maintenance
Practical tips for housekeeping drawn from Newark News and Mothers Magazine cover cleaning with baking soda for mud stains on fabric and enamel, meringue sugar coating, bamboo furniture polish, vinegar for gilt frames, and coal oil lamp wick care with monthly vinegar boils to ensure bright light.
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Newark News
Mothers Magazine
Dreamy Look in Your Eyes Line Sparks Banter
The Boston Transcript quotes Boreleigh admiring a dreamy look in Miss Bright s eyes during a late evening exchange. She responds with a coy remark about staying late with others.
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Boreleigh
Miss Bright
Boston Transcript
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