Society Notes on Travel and Local Gatherings
Dr Eldred B Waffle and wife plan a European tour including Mayo Clinic in Rochester and Johns Hopkins in Baltimore with hospital visits in Chicago and Paris before returning to Oregon. The Thursday Afternoon club hosted French studies and music. weddings, Elks smoker, bridge, Chau tauqua circle, and a 500 party highlighted a week of society events in Pendleton.
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Clare Waffle
Portland
Europe
Omaha
Rochester
Minnesota
Mayo Institution
Chicago
Illinois
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
New York
Germany
Kaiser's Land
Italy
Switzerland
Vienna
Hamburg
Dresden
Copenhagen
Paris
Scandinavia
Northland
London
Oregon
Local clubs host music and bridge afternoon
Miss Edna Wissler hosted the young ladies bridge club on South Main Street as Mrs J Ross Dickson and Miss Edna Zimmerman entertained with vocal selections. Mrs Ben L Burroughs won the high score prize while visitors Miss Edna Florence and Miss Lavelle Florence of Portland attended. the Current Literature club plans its annual library ball as a major season event.
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Alice Sheridan
Moliere
Marseilles
Gilbert W. Phelps
Guy D'Hardelot
Founteneilles
John Ross Dickson
Sheridan
Ste
Edna Zimmerman
J. Ross Dickson
Slusher
Young Ladies' Bridge Club
Edna Wissler
South Main Street
Ben L. Burroughs
Edna and
Lavelle Florence
Portland
Social notes recount visits and upcoming events in Walla Walla
Mrs J J Gross of Walla Walla and Mrs R A Austin of Oregon City visit Mrs Leonard Nichols at 505 Garfield Street. Edna Florence leaves for Portland after three weeks with the Thompsons and Hill. State Treasurer T B Kay visits Governor Wes t. Jack Vincent expected home from Chicago with a bride. Next week hosts many card parties and informal affairs. Carrie Sharp to stay with parents in Athena. Nesmith Ankeny hosts two tables of bridge. Ermal Mann hosts bridge next Tuesday. Francis Smith and Daphne Stewart hosted about forty friends Friday. George Peringer West enjoys a winter trip to northern California. Mary Roberts in Portland two weeks. Mrs Daniel McRae of Boise visiting her mother Mrs Benjamin F Burroughs.
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J. J. Gross
Walla Walla
R. A. Austin
Oregon City
Leonard Nichols
Garfield Street
Hallowell Concert by Bayonet Club Friday
Minsteel Entertainment at the Armory presents a concert by Company L 0 N G Spanish American War veterans and G A R veterans Friday January 20 admission 1.90 given by Bayonet Club
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Minsteal
Ar Mory
Bayonet Club
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N. G
G. A. R. Veterana
Bring Us Your Rags for Cash at East Oregonian
Cash paid for large soft clean rags. Bring them to the East Oregonian office at once for immediate payment.
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East Oregonian
Peruna Restored Health After Doctor Failure
Misa Ninette Porter of Braintree Vermont reports she was fatally ill with multiple lung hemorrhages. Doctors failed to help but Peruna use led to gradual improvement. She began coughing up thinner material, grew stronger, and now calls herself well. She requests four free Peruna for 1911.
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Misa Ninette Porter
Braintree
Vermont
Governor West backs five good roads measures in Oregon
The governor’s personal backing of better highways spurred Good Roads advocates. He opposes convict labor in stove making and urges state prisoners to work on road projects, removing them from free labor competition. Oregon Good Roads Association praises the stance and letters from Dr. Andrew C. Smith. A Salem committee to monitor the five highway bills was announced: J. H. Albert, Thomas Kay, and Judge Scott.
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Governor West
Oregon
Journal
Oregon Good Roads Association
Loewenberg & Going Company
Andrew C. Smith
Salem
J. H. Albert
Thomas Kay
Judge Scott
Caught in the Rain and a Pneumonia Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup as a fix for coughs colds bronchitis and all pulmonary diseases in both young and old. It cites A. C. Koeppen & Bros as the distributors and promises quick relief from respiratory illness.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Special meeting for Initiation at Daphne Circle No 2
Notice to officers and members of Daphne Circle No 2 announces a special meeting for initiation of candidates on Monday evening January 16 at 7 90. Guardian Netehbor Sarah Rowland issues the call.
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Daphne Circle No. 2
Sarah Rowland
Guardian Netehbor
Cautionary Cold Remedy Ad Promotes Chamberlain’s Syrup
A vintage ad warns readers of the dangers of delaying treatment for colds and urges early use of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It claims repeated colds worsen and promises easier cures if started promptly. Sold by all dealers.
Equator Rights Spark Imagined Parallel of Latitude
A remark imagines latitude having no parallel yet claiming equity would have made it the equator if it had its rights. The playful line hints at political or geographic rights debates without naming any specific place or event.
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed by Satisfied User
Moham Stockwell of Hannibal Missouri writes August 28 1910 praising Foley's Honey and Tar cough medicine. He credits quick relief for a severe cold a bad headache and cough that nearly caused pneumonia after one bottle. He claims it outperformed many other remedies and recommends it. Sold by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Foley
Moham Stockwell
Hannibal
Missouri
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Sliver Threads pastoral drama comes to Lyric next week
From the Atlanta Constitution March 30 1910 Sliver Threads a pastoral drama reminiscent of The Old Homestead and Way Down East plays this week at the Lyric Richard J Jose heads the company delivering old fashioned ballads in a delightful manner The drama offers a clean theatrical treat strong scenes yet free of melodrama with serious portions eased by comedy The company is capable giving Mr Jose good support
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Atlanta Constitution
Lyric
Richard J. Jose
Joge
Pendleton Business College Promises Practical Education
Pendleton business college emphasizes practical training to help students navigate life's hardships. The school markets its program as a path to resilience through focused business studies and real world skills.
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Pendleton Business College
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