High School Domestic Science And Cookery News
The school reports 95 girls in domestic science with courses in home nursing first aid and cookery under Miss Cavender. Fifth and sixth graders study sewing while junior grades practice cookery. The advanced class promotes a 200 luncheon with five groups, Margaret Colesworthy, Hazel McCulley and Grace Bugs among leaders. A night cookery class covers canning and nutrition. New museum exhibits in the commercial department include felt hat making, flour manufacturing, flax, sugar samples, rope fibers, sugar cane, and wood pulp fiber, aiding commercial geography lessons.
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Cavender
Margaret Colesworthy
Hazel McCulley
Grace Bugs
Commercial Museum
Bond Brow
Crommelin
Eugene Commercial Club
Granta Pass Sugar Company
Portland Confee Company
Louisiana
New Orléans Commercial Club
Simple remedy saves baby and family from doctors
An Indiana mother praises Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin after her four year old son improved from constipation using one bottle. She notes the remedy is mild yet rapid, does not gripe or contain narcotics, and she now keeps it in the home for all family use. A free trial bottle offer is advertised by Dr. Caldwell at Monticello, Illinois?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pendergrast
Carl W. Pendergrast
Red Key
Ind
Beliaeff Named Russian War Minister. Chouvaleff Titled Counselor
Petrograd dispatch reports General Beliaeff appointed war minister in Russia. General Chouvaleff transferred from the War Ministry and named counselor of the empire, joining the general ministry board overseeing government duties.
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Beliaeff
General Chouvaleff
War Ministry
Councellor of
Empire
Petrograd
Bellaerytis
Chouvaleff
Chncellor
General Ministry
Prisoner Released to Aid Compliance Efforts
In Athens on January 18, authorities announce that a Venezuelan detainee is released to assist compliance with Allied commands. Reports mention prior attempts and renewed efforts toward achieving a favorable outcome for a local hero, with no further details on actions or locations.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root Kidney Medicine Endorsed
A testimonial letter from Hepquist Drug Co of Pleasant Grove Utah praises Kilmer’s Swamp-Root as a commendable kidney medicine. It claims five years of handling with no complaints and urges readers to request a sample and booklet by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Pendeton Daily
Oregonian
English star Peggy Hyland sets niche in film career
English favorite Peggy Hyland speaks after completing her role in The Enemy a Time Ribbon feature at PasTime. She says she aims to please audiences with her varied photo plays and thanks supporters for the warm reception of The Chattel. Hyland is praised for beauty and talent and hopes to grow her popularity with future releases.
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Peggy Hyland
Vitagraph
Mies Hyland
Bywart Overton
Charles Kent
Mn EL HL Sothern
Birth of a Nation Delivers New Stage Art, Griffith Masterpiece
The Birth of a Nation by D. W. Griffith is hailed as a revolutionary pantomime screen spectacle with synchronized music and orchestral accompaniment. It recreates Civil War and Reconstruction legends with grand scale, promising two days of showings at Delta with matinees and evening performances, including reserved seating.
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David W. Griffith
Pinchbeck
Griffith
Ku Klux Tan
Thomas Dixon
Delta
Gas Main Break Disrupts Marshfield District
Gas mains break in the Com Hay district causes power outages and prevents many residents from obtaining meals in Marshfield on January 19. Crews work to repair the line and restore service.
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Marshfield
Gossemt
Pittsburg coat operator Lew dies by his own hand in Atlantic City
Bernard W. Lew a wealthy coat maker from Pittsburg Pennsylvania committed suicide in a hotel in Atlantic City on January 4. He was believed to know details of the death of Grace Roberts a Philadelphia artist's model whose disappearance and murder were under police investigation. A warrant had issued for him on an unrelated charge for failure to pay a tax after alighting at the girl’s apartment.
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Atlantic City
N. 4
Bernard W. Lew
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Grace Roberts
Echo Hotel Fire Briefly Contained In Oregon Town
Echo Hotel suffered a small blaze when a coal oil stove left burning in a rear room gutted the space. Firemen responded Monday night but water was not used. damage includes room loss and ruined furnishings estimated around forty dollars. Funeral plans for W. F. Gillett, who died in Portland, are set for Friday with his body arriving today. Other notes: Hugh B. Smith and wife returned from a month in Port Ward. the George and Miller Co. will begin their annual site next Saturday for two weeks, under Mo Cone Bale Co. Portland supervision by Frank Brooke of Seattle. Ed Messenger visits from Hood River en route to Joseph.
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Wo FB. Gillett
Portland
Hugh BD. Smith
Port Ward
George & Miller Co
Mo‘Cone Bale Co
Frank Brooke
Seattle
Ancient Razor Contest Draws Pine State Interest
A veteran razor contest unfolds with relics from prior eras. W C Harkey of Norwich displays a razor bought in 1803 era, used since infancy, claimed to be over 59 years old. Robert Ford of the Old Soldiers' Home shows a razor bought in 1258 in Barnesville, used daily for 63 years.
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Atlanta
Marthanville
Albany
W. C. Harkey
Norwich
Harkey
Robert Ford
Mr. Hatker
Barnesville
Richard Ford
Mr. Ford
Geta Te corn remover promises quick relief
An early 20th century advertisement touts "Geuelt" or "Geta Te" as a simple corn and callus remedy. It claims two drops relieve corn pain, shrink the corn, and let wearers walk normally without cutting or blood. The pitch lists retailers Lawrence & Co Chicago Pendleton Drug and Tallman & Co Pendleton.
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E Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug
Woman Credits Pinkham Remedy For Change Of Life
Mrs Mancaret Quine of 959 Worthen Street Lowell Massachusetts says she suffered for three years with change of life and nervous distress and headaches. After using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she reports improvement and calls it the best remedy for sick women.
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Lowell
Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia EE. Pinkham
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Cool Stock Raining
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Venzerast
Athens
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Chennai
Lelize
Dr. Kikeer
Hinghamson
N.Y
Hotel Pendleton
Oregon
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Echo Hotel
W. FL Gillett
Brough
Iateret
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Hood River
Joseph
Cluett
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Women of
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Pinkham
Seeburne Oy T
North Ee Conn
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the Curio Shop
Nat. Bank
Rock Srings Coal
B. L. Burroughs
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