Advertising's value to buyers in a balanced market
The piece argues advertising benefits buyers by guiding trust in brands and goods, noting Heinz and Van Camp as examples. It claims advertising raises quality, lowers risk in purchases, and helps consumers find reliable beans and pickles, transforming shopping into a safer, more civilized process.
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Heinz
Pittsburg
Frank van Camp
Indianapolis
van Camp
David Lloyd George A Self Made Power
From obscurity in a Welsh village to Downing Street prominence, David Lloyd George is portrayed as a fearless leader with vivid personality and humor. The sketch traces his unlikely rise from humble origins to prominence as chancellor of the exchequer and an influential figure in Britain’s empire.
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London
David Lloyd “George
Downing Street
Lloyd George
South Wales
Measuring & Man
North Wales
England
Alan
Scotland
Wales
Hell
Dean's Kidney Pills advertised in Pendleton notice
A historical snippet combines an 1863 testimonial for Dean's Kidney Pills praising backache relief and kidney regulation, with lines about Lloyd George’s rise and wit, reflecting mixed ad content and political commentary from the era.
Quote on patriotism in Turly’s speech
A line reading Quite right wis the serene retort, Talwys like to hear a man stick up for his own country reflects a historical dialogue on national loyalty. The remark signals tension between allegiance and identity in a community context.
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Talwys
Mark Twain to Make Nome in Bermuda
New York author Samuel L. Clemens known as Mark Twain plans Bermuda as his permanent home with brief returns to Intervale for pleasant weather and duties. He travels with his valet and laments a severed circle of close friends. He notes his doctor forbids tobacco and recalls prior Bermuda visits where northern climate caused suffering.
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Dean
T. M. Lacy
Elgin
Ore
Toan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Fran
Samuel L. Clemens
Mark Twain
Bermuda
Dougster
Europe
Mr. Clemens
One Appinity Case Ends Happily in Chicago Court
Mrs William T Grice sought 3000 recovery before Judge Blake. Nettie A Broadisve reclaimed her husband by testimony of Bruce in court. Bruce faced abandonment charge to save him from himself. witnesses described his alcoholism after Seattle arrest and 9000 in his possession.
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Chicago
William T. Grice
Blake
Nettie
Bruce
Brondihus
Seattle
Sand
Cholve Wheat Farm for Sale Near Helix
00 acres two miles from Helix with improvements and good well. Offered at 50 000 dollars. Leased to 1912. Easy terms. JOHN A. GROSS, 814 Boyer Ave, Walla Walla, Wash.
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Helix
John A. Gross
Boyer Ave
Walla Wallan
Wash
Pile Sured in 6 to 14 Days with Pazo Ointment
An advertising note claims Pazo Ointment cures all forms of hemorrhoids within 6 to 14 days or offers a money refund. The bold claim highlights itching bleeding and protracted discomfort as conditions treated, with a guaranteed outcome and refund promise.
Mrs Johnson Faces Alleged Railroad Perjury Case
Mrs Maud Johnson returns to Vancouver to face arraignment on a fraud charge against Northern Pacific claiming damages from a railroad injury She asserts persecution by NP officials and hints of a wider conspiracy Within Pendleton she was extradited amid claims of a staged injury scheme and possible sharing of proceeds with railroad staff The case draws attention to a possible warehouse of damages and a broader inspectorate inquiry
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Maud Johnson
Justice Court
Vancouver
Wash
Northern Prettie
Oregonian
Northern Pacific
Portland
Northern Pacific Railroad
Pendleton
Washington
East Side Depot
Johnson Wie
Johnson
Sappington
Mrs. Johnson
Sheriff Sappington
Chehalia Reform School
Detective Bureau
Hawley
Oregon Transportation Companies
Salem
Wagnon
Maud Wagnen
Northern Pacific Claim Department
Gordon
Great Northern
Dentist Cleared After Transfer Plant Allegation
New York records show Fred McNerney a dentist at 352 Sixth avenue was accused before Magistrate Breen in Jefferson Market Court of using a transfer ticket to ride a Sixth Avenue car. Special Officer Reeth alleged the ticket was planted to trap riders. the magistrate condemned the tactic and discharged the prisoner.
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New York
Fred McNerney
Sixth Avenue
Breen
Jefferson Market Court
Frank Reeth
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Thirty-fourth Street
McNerney
Reeth
Girl Weds By The Side Of Mother's Dead Body
Sterling Illinois story of Ira M White and Elmada Gonigam marrying beside the bride's mother's casket in Walnut. The ceremony occurred an hour before funeral services at the mother's request as she died to have the wedding go on.
Millionaire ashes scattered in field in New York
Brooklyn magnate John Wallace dies and his will directs cremation and scattering of ashes in a field to avoid occupying ground for future generations. Wording quotes reflect belief a man gets out of life what he is entitled to. Also touched: U S involvement in Pan American conference plans and a note on moving pictures at the Pastime theater.
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New York
John Wallace
Brooklyn
U. S
Washington
Buenos Ayres
State Department
United States Committee
George W. Davis
WA & A
Congress
United States
Monster Engine Ready for Trial on La Grande Road
Traveling engineer T H Brickley of Baldwin Locomotive Works describes R N monster locomotive No 450 arriving in La Grande. The Mallet compound freight engine weighs about 350 tons, is 90 feet long, with 19 similar class engines, two more due this week. Trial trip planned next Wednesday or Thursday. cat Mike accompanies Brickley on travels.
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la Grande
T. H. Brickley
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Baldwin
Westinghouse
The Farm Wife Poem Seeks the Farthest Road
A poem from Lippincott's Magazine portrays a farm wife yearning to follow an endless straight road that runs beneath sun and moon. She longs to leave her chores and interrupt her duties to answer the road's call, though she cannot hear her baby or share her mistress's stars.
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Mistress
Lippincott’s Magazine
EN EXCELLENT REMEDY FOR COLDS AND COUGHS
A traditional home mixture is described to cure colds and coughs in twenty four hours. It proposes two ounces glycerine half ounce Virgin Pine compound pure and eight ounces pure whisky mixed in a large bottle. The Virgin Pine compound is said to be prepared only in Leach Chemical Co laboratories Cincinnati and sold in half ounce vials.
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Leach Chemicall Co
Cincennatic
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