The Fast Oregonian Adverts and Birth Reflections
An early Oregonian page lists newsstand sales points for The Fast Oregonian and mentions advertising deadlines by Saturday at 4:45 p.m. The rest is an essay urging readers to value their birth and era, praising access to knowledge and opportunity, and urging lifelong progress for civilization.
Optimism voiced on Americanism and state papers
Pessimism among readers is countered by a January issue urging gratitude and purpose. Emerson is quoted on progress and opportunity in the United States, while a note defends Oregon legislature paper choices and the role of newspapers as official notices.
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Morning Tribune
Oregon
Severan-At-Arms
Thie Sresion
Regen Dally Journal
Oregonian and
Telegram
West
Bom Firegunian
Tribune
Unian
Baler Loenlieht
Umatilla
Salem
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Premestoric City Found in Andes Mountaine Region
Two explorers from Chile report discovering a desert city in the Andes about 250 miles from Araure Ohio. The city, abandoned for 2906 years, shows stone houses and sealed graves, suggesting a high civilization. Professors Emil von Burges and Willem J. Hemingway head a five man expedition that spent a year in South America. The inhabitants were likely 24 century BCE builders. flood or disease may have wiped them out.
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Araure
Ohi
Thees
America
Amerijcan
Emil Vor Burges
Beriiz
Archieologii
Germany
Willem J. Heminway
New York
South America
Hite
Helmstmaiken
von Burerss
Students Summer Earnings At Columbia University
Secretary on employment for students reports 226 Columbia students earned 36497.96 during summer vacation, an increase of 5200.56 over 1903. Most earnings came from political campaign work, with the best paying roles in county committees. One man earned 81156, a life insurer agent 8 and 2 book agents 200, a farm hand 2100, and a real estate agent 750.
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Brobon A. Meyers
Columbias University
Snow Wu
Lydia E. Pinkham Vegetable Compound Endorsed Worldwide
The Discoverer details widespread endorsement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming it cures female complaints, ovarian troubles, inflammatory and ulcerative conditions, backache, and nervous distress. It markets cures for hysteria, menstruation issues, indigestion, and general weakness, promising relief and permanent improvement. Missing or vague phrases remain, but claims include tumor dissolution and non harmful effects, urging readers to purchase through druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Saint
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