Pastime theater ads and local notices in Oregon
Fresh Saratoga chips, new pictures at the Pastime theater, prizes, and a warm venue with lively shows. Ingrams Express delivers celery, sweet potatoes, cabbage, and cauli flowers. also fresh cranberries and fruit. Four room cottages for rent. Oregon Lumber Yard offers prices on Cascade fir and slab wood. Holt Combine for sale. misc notices on lost keys and housework positions.
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Saratoga
Ingrams
E. Bluff St
Oak Wood
Oregon Lumber Yard
J. B. Halley
Express
Welch
Malin
Inquire
East Oregonian
Ingrama
Saleo—Holt Combine
Duke Abruzil Leaves London Amid Renunciation Rumor
In London incognito for days Duke Abruzil departed for Turin after his identity was revealed. He refused to discuss reports he would renounce his title to marry Catherine Elkins daughter of US Senator Elkins. Embassy officials know nothing more about the claim.
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London
Eng
Duke Abruzil
Turin
Catherine Elkins
United States
Elkins
Stal- Mit
Personal visits light up Pendleton business scene
Tom Robertson of Helix logged a city visit while John Niasen returned from Hermiston on business. Helix's A Doolin stopped in Pendleton yesterday, as did Carl Sullivan of Kamela. Baker City’s M.5 Howard visited on business. J W Reese Jr of Nolin was in Pendleton last night. Echo’s R N Stanfield observed Pendleton business, F L Olmstead of Walla Walla called on friends, and U S Marshal W B Griff ith visited Pendleton today. Jack Robinson moved about town after lumbago. Hermiston’s C C Calvert arrived from that city for a brief business visit. Adams’ G W Taylor attended to affairs in Pendleton yesterday. Mrs Charles Carter departed for Portland to visit friends. O R & N agent J H O Neill was in town for business. Deputy Sheriff Bert Wison returned from Salem with three prisoners for the state penitentiary. County Treasurer G W Bradley is due back from Salem soon after witness during the senate election. G W Phelps and wife left for Portland to handle office business. Senator Leyi Ankeny and family from Walla Walla visited Pendleton for the First National bank stockholders meeting.
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Tom Robertson
Helix
John Niasen
Hermiston
A. Doolin
Pendleton
Carl Sullivan
Kamela
Howard
Baker City
J. W. Reese, Jr
Nolin
C. C. Calvert
G. W. Taylor
Adams
Charles Carter
Portland
J. H. O'Neill
Bert Wison
Salem
State Penitentiary
Leyi Ankeny
Nez Ankeny
Walla Walla
Vistors
First National Bank
Were Armed Men in Senate
Railroads Coffey Miller Hart Cole and Wood Resolutions Kay Bailey Bingham Parrish and Norton Revision of laws Norton Abraham Oliver and Coffey Roads and highways Johnson Smith Marion Smith Uma Tila Bailey Hart Ways and Means Nottingham Wood Coffey Smith Marion Hedges Merryman Scholfield
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Coffey
Miller
Linn and
Lane
Hart
Cole
Wood
Kay
Bailey
Bingham
Parrish
Norton
Harrett
Abraham
Oliver
Johnson
Smith
Marion
Umatila
Bailey and
Nottingham
Hedges
Merryman
Scholfield
Ivory Soap Ad Promotes Gentle Cleaning Use
An advertisement highlights Ivory Soap as ideal for cleaning fragile items such as cut glass furniture pianos oil paintings rugs and curtains. It emphasizes its mild pure composition free from free alkali making it safe for many uses where ordinary soaps fail.
Travel as Teacher and the Value of Journeys
A compact quotation set highlights travel as formative for teachers and all, citing French proverb origins and a curious gypsy remark. It notes travel's professional benefits for educators and the broader, personal growth it fosters despite skepticism about ghosts and superstition.
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Latte
J. H. Yoxall
M. P
T. P's Weekly
Different Proposition Flings at Director over Fair Chance
A pun laden exchange in Puck has the pompous director Kotly asking why his son was blocked from a fair try to prove himself. The superintendent counters that while he supports new talent he does not favor "young bloods" without merit.
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Kotly
Puck
Melodrama Tried in a Louisville Ledger Example
A Louisville Courier Journal remark contrasts a rascal blacksmith with a banker of unwavering honesty, framing a brief melodramatic case study in contrasting character. The line hints at themes of trust and moral judgment within a small town economy.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Mrs Garrulous I Sparks Clubrow at London Mail
A London Mail brief notes Mrs Garrulous I speaking openly at a club this afternoon. Her husband questions the outspokenness as the exchange unfolds in a social setting.
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London Mail
Happy is the man who does all the good he talks of
An Italian proverb declares happiness comes to those who practice the kindness they advocate. The saying underscores integrity between words and deeds and the virtue of consistent moral action.
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Erastus Pinkley
Washington Star
Earthquake claims Islanders as victims in Aegean
Athens reports a powerful quake shaking several islands in the Aegean Archipelago. The largest toll comes from Sechepir where eight people were killed and many others injured.
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Athens
Greece
Aegean
Sechepir
Roosevelt wins fight over anti Japanese bills in California
Sacramento Jan 20 Roosevelt blocks legislation unfavorable to Japanese in California legislature. Governor Gillette says no anti Japanese measures will pass this session after talks with leaders in both houses. Agitators reportedly expected to storm both houses.
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Sacramento
Calif
Roosevelt
California
Gillette
Japanese diplomats weigh Roosevelt veto on anti Japanese bill
In Tokio on January 20 diplomats and press say Roosevelt blocks anti Japanese legislation in California. Observers believe a full blockage could quell the immigration controversy and prevent further disputes.
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Tokio
Japan
Roosevelt
California
Judge Sets Rehearing Date in Standard Oil Case
Chicago January 20 Judge Anderson scheduled February 23 for rehearing of the Standard Oil case where Judge Landis had imposed a 29 million dollar fine.
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Chicago
Anderson
Standard Oil
Landis
Cornbread disease ravages Grady Hospital patients in Atlanta
In Atlanta at Grady Hospital another death from pel lagra or cornbread disease is reported. The latest victim is A. J. Fincher, a 25 year old negro farmer from Meaneville Georgia. He was at the institution about a month and was rational until near death. Fincher is the fourth negro death from the disease at Grady and the sixth treated, following three white women. Doctors note the disease started in Asia and results from corn that is not properly ripened or cooked.
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Atlanta
Grady Hospital
A. J. Fincher
Méaneville Ga
Fincher
Grady Nd Ie
Grady
Asia
South
Rexall Orderlies For Aged People Here Guarantee
Old folks should avoid harsh medicines and choose Rexall Orderlies for bowel disorders. The ad claims safe, gentle relief with no erosion or nausea and offers a guarantee, pricing 36 tablets 25 cents and 12 tablets 19 cents from Pendleton Drug Co.
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Rexall Orderlies
Walla
Pendleton Drug Co
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Worman
Flower
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India
Koeppens
R. N. Stanfield
Echo
F. L. Olmstead
W. B. Griffithe
Fendleton
Jack Robinson
Lumbago
G. W. Bradley
Mr. Bradley
G. W. Phelps
Mr. Phelps
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Oregonian
FOR
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Florsheim
Fit and
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