Life’s Struggle with Illness in Euphemis Ohio
A woman recounts years of monthly pains and illness since age sixteen, finds relief after using Lydia E Pinkham Vegetable Compound following menopause. She credits the remedy for improved health, self-support through sewing and nursing, and recommends it for pre and post childbirth, noting lifelong independence and confidentiality.
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Euphemis
Ohio
Kansas
Lydia E. Pinkham
Evelyn
Lydia F. Pinkham Co
Astoria Portland fish group urges no changes to laws
Salem report: led by George H. George of Astoria, representatives from the canning and fishing industries ask Governor West and the legislature to leave fishing laws unchanged, favoring the open season as is. They note laws were amended two years ago and propagation effects need four to five years to assess.
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Salem
Ore
George H. George
Astoria
Portland
Governor West
Mr. George
Oregon seeks funds for Panama-Pacific exhibit in San Francisco
Oregon legislators debate appropriations for the state exhibit at the Panama-Pacific exposition in San Francisco. While some push toward 200000 dollars with margins of 26000, others propose 250000 or higher. a few back 500000 but few support 150000. The Ways and Means committee adjourned with no decision, Senator Perkins endorsing a liberal yet prudent Oregon display and opposing excessive spending.
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Oregon
San Francisco
Joseph
Senate
New Ways and Means
T. I. Perkins
Senators Favor Subscribing to Five Newspapers
In Salem Oregon on January 16 a resolution to subscribe every senator to five daily newspapers faced division. Moser Calkins and Miller supported the plan, arguing it keeps senators in touch with state residents, while MacCulloch opposed, urging home cleansing and noting last session spent 126 dollars on papers. The motion passed with Carson Dimick Farrell Kellaher McCulloch Ragsdale and Smith of Copso voting no.
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Carson
Dimick
Farrell
Kellaher
McCulloch
Ragsdale
Smith
Latourette proposes county clerk as chair in Oregon reform
Salem Oregon representative Latourette introduces a bill aiming to abolish the county judge office and place the county clerk as chairman of the board of county commissioners. The measure also envisions circuit judges handling probate work in each county, a novel feature in Oregon legislative proposals.
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Salem
Ore
Board of County Commissioners
Latourette
Multnomah
Oreron State Bar Association
Portland
Oregon
Parcels post brings bacon to Florence area
Florence Ore Jan 16 Parcels post proves convenient as local residents pay no longer the 65 cent stage rate. Postmaster and merchant Mr Kyle reports bacon supply rising due to longer sea storms easing port delays. He ordered a ten pound slab from Portland and received it by return mail at 46 cents.
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Micretee
Florence
Ore
Eugene
Kyle
Portland
Cedar Bests Sold In Carload At Borle Lumber Co
A single carload of cedar was sold by J A Borle Lumber Company. The purchase highlights cedar availability and the distributor's capacity to handle large orders for local builders and contractors.
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J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Prison Penitentiary Probe Looms In Oregon House
Salem dispatch reports three days into the session a move to investigate the Oregon state penitentiary. Representative Lewelling says no sensational disclosures are expected, though a three member House and two Senators committee will probe funds and administration.
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Salem
State Penitentiary
Third House
L. G. Lewelling
Chamberlain
West
Lewelling
Willamette University
Albany
Inquiry Sparks Talk of Oregon Deaf Mutes School Probe
Rumors ripple through the Oregon State Capitol about possible investigations into the Oregon School for the Education of Deaf Mutes. Charges allege ex convicts under Governor West served there and misconduct occurred. Lawmakers weigh whether to proceed or let the board handle it. no official report has been released from any executive session.
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State Capitol
Salem
State House
Oregon School For
Governor West
State Board
Idaho divorcees may marry outside the state within six months
Boise, Idaho Jan 16 A district court decision by Judge Carl A Davis holds that divorced residents may wed in another state and return to Idaho still legally married even if the marriage occurred within six months of divorce The ruling related to Martha Shawver and Albert Shawver with the judge noting a future effort to ban such marriages and denying the divorce due to the circumstances present after the remarriage
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Boise
Idaho
Carl A. Davis
Martha Shawver
Albert Shawver
Shawver
Salt Lake
Davis
Young physician’s breath revives newborn baby
Interne of New York Hospital, moved by parents tears, revives apparently dead infant after an hour of unsuccessful resuscitation. He blows air into the child’s mouth and, with nursing aid, the infant shows a faint flutter and begins to revive. The event marks an unprecedented experiment in life restoration.
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New York Hospital
New York
Joseph Rafetz
East 119Th Street
Josephine
Rafetz
Dr. Fried
Os car Cook legally dead after supposed execution
Attorneys say Oscar Cook, condemned for murder of William McPherson, has been legally dead since November 12 due to an invalid appeal. They contend the state cannot retry or set a new execution date since the appeal failed when the abstract of record was not filed, though authorities believed the case still pending.
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Hitch
Denver
Cole
Oscar Cook
William McPherson
Cook
Becouse
Supreme Court
When Smart Neck Bows Are Needed
The article describes neckwear fashion focusing on Robespierre collars and various bows. It outlines methods to craft black satin diamond bows with white lining, pleated net bows, and velvet or satin flat pump bows. It also notes women wearing multiple small bows down chemisettes and provides practical construction steps.
Has Wife Chain on Arm in Jealous Governor Tale
A Russian governor in St. Petersburg keeps his actress wife chained to his arm with a magic like gold bracelet. He explains elopement fears and claims the device prevents infidelity. He admits tying her to him while noting the chain length can be adjusted. The tale features a dancing scene where she is not allowed to dance freely.
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St. Petersburg
Ladies of Jap Court Not Paid
A critical remark claims the Japanese emperor pays no wages to the court ladies while the royal pair employ 30 women year round. The piece says only a privileged few may gaze at the king, implying many ranks are denied even this small privilege.
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Toklo
Sly
Ely
Kaiser's court and London money lure in era tales
The text portrays court life with women paid poorly for sewing and embroidery while barred from touching their bodies except with bound hands. Empress attendants rise early, and court routines last long. It notes limited recreations like fishing in Imperial domains and cites sharp social contrasts as the Kaiser muses about wealth in London. It also references Nasen’s return from Greenland and expeditions led by the Prince of Monaco and William Bruce.
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Imperial Domain
Nasen
Greenland
Johnson
Prince of
Monaco
Willam I Bruce
Noted Arctic Explorer Dies By His Own Hand
Captain Hjalmar Johansen, famed Arctic explorer and Roald Amundsen’s companion on the Antarctic expedition, committed suicide in Christiania after being left at the base with supplies during the south pole push. He endured guilt from not being in the leading party and had long brooded after returning to Norway. He also co-authored Nansen and I at 6 Degrees 14 Minutes.
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Hjalmar Johansen
Tre
South Pole
Christiania
Norway
Roald Amundsen
Amundsen
Captain Johansen
Nansen
Greenland
Fram
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Pendleton Residents
Public endorsements for Doan's Kidney Pills claim relief from backache and kidney symptoms. About thirty thousand testimonials appear in Pendleton papers, featuring L Greenawald of 414 Lincoln Street as an example. Pills sold nationwide at 6 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is the US agent. Remember the name Dean's.
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Pendleton
L. Greenawald
Lincoln Street
Oregon
Anya
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
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