Riparian Water Rights Fight Stirs Oregon Desert Bend
Crook County riparian landowners along the Deschutes River petitioned Salem legislators and wrote to State Engineer Lewin, seeking a provision in the new water code to ensure vested water for power, light, and domestic use. They urge protection for homes and gardens while acknowledging irrigation needs, warning that lack of water could compromise claims and prompt immediate power-plot development near Bend.
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Bend
Ore
Jon
Oregon Supreme Court
Dot Chutes
Sandom
Salem
Suite Engine
J. H. Lewin
Child Nearly Choked After Croup Attack At Home
A Jacksonville Iowa boy, son of Chris D Peterson, suffered a sudden croup attack. After giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy, thick phlegm emerged and the parent believes the child would have choked without the medicine. The notice also mentions a Washington state five game exhibit at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific show displaying regional wild game.
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Chris
D. Peterson
Jacksonville
Iowa
Chamberlain
Peterson
Washington State
Cuticura Soap Heals Childs Severe Eczema Says Mother
Aline L Dowell of St. Louis recounts using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment to treat her baby's widespread eczema after prior doctors failed. She notes the child improved in three months and now has clear skin, endorsing Cuticura for irritated skin conditions.
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Cuthura
Aline L. Dowell
Easton Ave
St. Louis
Grows Hair With Cuticura For Dandruff and Itching
Warm shampoos with Cuticura Soap and light dressings with Cuticura. Prevent dry thinning hair, remove crusts and dandruff, destroy hair parasites, soothe irritated itching scalp, stimulate hair follicles, loosen the scalp, supply roots with nourishment, and improve scalp condition.
Anger Destroys Health Says Marden Success Quote
Orison Swett Marden in Success Magazine warns anger harms heart and nerves. A violent temper instantly affects blood and brain, leaving readers exhausted and demoralized after outbursts.
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Orison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
The Back of the Neck Cold Prevention Claim
A Times-Democrat excerpt recounts a doctor’s claim that most colds stem from drafts on the back of the neck. He describes bathing the neck in cold water to harden the area and using a bellows to blow heat on new patients, asserting winters then pass without colds.
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New Orleans Times-Democrat
Sunday barber sermon in Atlanta readers recall Monday wash day
A Chicago Record-Herald quote describes a Black barber in Atlanta who preaches on Sundays and works as a barber through the week. A Monday wash day anecdote follows his Sunday sermon about cleanliness being next to godliness, with a lecture on how Monday comes after Sunday.
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Atlanta
Niebt
Tex
Chicago Record-Herald
Earthquake Needed to Spare the Village Clergy
Archibishop Maclagan proposed a quiet day for clergy in a remote village and the local vicar replied with wit. The vicar said the villagers crave not a quiet day but an earth quake to stir their spiritual life, reflecting humorous exchanges between church leaders.
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York
Maclagan
Archbishop
An Appeal For Mercy In Courtroom Exchange
A prisoner pleads for mercy as the judge notes the man is a habitual offender caught with stolen goods. The judge warns of a painful duty yet someone asks to skip the customary lecture. The exchange appears in the Philadelphia Ledger.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dark damp room offered for mother in law in Boston
A truncated quotation from the Boston Traveler notes a dark damp uninhabitable room being offered as a living space for a wife’s mother. A reply confirms he will take the flat. The fragment hints at a transaction or lodging dispute in a Boston context.
An Old Timer Remembers Extras in Newspapers
A Louisville Courier Journal anecdote recalls an old timer who proudly claims to remember when extras were issued only for major events, illustrating how newspaper culture evolved with time and urgency.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Wanted Good Clean Large Rags At The Hast Oregonian Office
Europe is described as less than a quarter the size of Asia. The notice seeks good clean large rags and directs interested parties to the Hast Oregonian office for fulfillment.
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Europe
Asia
Hast
Oregonian
Habitual Constipation Remedy Promoted In Edifying Syrup
An advertisement touts a syrup featuring figs and senna as a remedy for habitual constipation. It claims the tonic helps form regular daily habits, reducing dependence on laxatives once nature improves with proper nourishment and lifestyle. The text highlights the product as a safe aid within a broader health message.
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Ain’ California
Find of 1000 Dollars Brings Luck Then Trouble
Philadelphia resident George Lasgo on Frankford avenue and York street finds a shabby pocketbook with $1000. A pedestrian reports a pocket theft, a crowd gathers, and the police arrest Lasgo as accusations swirl but the pocket-picking charge is withdrawn.
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Philadelphia
George Lasgo
Frankford Avenue
York Street
George
Tenth
Chestnut Streets
Lasa
Girl to tramp 8000 miles to Cape Town and Cairo
London reports Miss Charlotte Mansfield an athletic young authoress will depart for Cape Town today to begin a 5000 mile tramp toward Cairo. She travels with native carriers through Central Africa, aims to meet President Roosevelt near Naftabene, and plans to forage with rifle for meat while relying on regional foods. Additionally Alaska will showcase rains fruits and vegetables at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition next summer.
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London
Charlotte Mansfield
Cail
Cape Town
Cairo
Central Africa
Miss Mansfield
Naftablene
Presient
Roosevelt
Africa
Europe
Alaska
Northland
Do You Get Up With a Lame Back
Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root is advertised as a kidney liver and bladder remedy. The copy promises relief from back pain and urinary issues and offers a free sample and an explanatory book by mail. It notes product availability from druggists and provides contact details in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilner &Co
Hinghamton
N. Y
Santa Rosa Adventists face $5,000 suit over palace sale
A suit was filed by Carl and Carl Crystal against Seventh Day Adventists' Settlement officials TI. A. Reed, T. H. Pearman, Fula Nixon, Woo Wilson, and T. E. Lashier. The Crystals allege a deal to buy the Green Valley Crystal palace for $20,000 was not honored.
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Santa Rosa
Seventh-Day Adventsts
Carl Crystal
Crystal Palace
Green Valley
TI. A. Reed
T. H. Pearman
Fula Nixon
Woo. Wilson
T. E. Lashier
Judge Grants Divorce Over Temper and Breath Dispute
A western judge grants a divorce or accounts for failing temper and bad breath amid a case tied to Dr King s New Life Pills advertised as curing constipation liver trouble chills headaches and colds. Tallman and Co and Pendleton Drug Co. are cited in the promotion.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Drug Co
Unfurnished East Oregonian Building Room for Rent
Unfurnished room for rent in the East Oregonian building with electric lights and steam heat. Bath and hot and cold water on floor. Rate very reasonable. Enquire at O. office.
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East Oregonian
At & O
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