Woman Recovers After Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Pentwater Michigan and Peoria Illinois letters describe severe back pain and weakness improving after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Alice Darline and Miss Duana L Gauwitz praise the remedy and urge others to try it.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pentwater
Mich
Alice Darline
R.F.D. No
Box 77
Peoria
Til
Lydia E. Pinkhara
Duana L. Gauwitz
R.R. No
Ill
Lost Ball Found on the Links According to Tommy
Tommy brings home a shiny new golf ball and claims to have found a lost ball on the links. He says he saw a man and his caddy searching for it, prompting Father Twaddles to question the ball's provenance in this London Opinion snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy
Mr. Twaddles
London
Hood's Sarsaparilla Cures Five Years Rheumatism
Henry J. Goldstein of Boston Massachusetts reports severe rheumatism for five years that kept him from work and caused excruciating knee pain. After using Hood's Sarsaparilla he improved rapidly and calls himself cured, recommending the remedy for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry J. Goldstein
Burton Street
Boston
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Salem legislature reports brick fund and reforms
In Salem on January 1 1911 1 200 000 brick on hand and 1000 in the revolving fund were noted by the penitentiary clerk. Brick sales totaled 16700 and foundry rents 31 1 1 making 20808. Disbursements were 16191 leaving 4616. Of receipts 902 were deposited with the state treasurer in 1912 and the revolving fund closed November 6 1911. Brick furnished to Oregon Agricultural College 774100 and to the insane asylum 133000. Other institutions received brick at no charge. In 1911 1653868 brick were manufactured 546293 sold to institutions at 5 per thousand total 3731. Sundry sales 9432. Remainder 47300 exchanged for tiling and materials. A proposed working fund of 5000 for a brickyard operation was added to a public institutions bill. Governor West defends the fund and contends all brick and money were accounted for. Labor briefs note a hearing on Wednesday against the workmen’s compensation act with a substitute likely. The judiciary committee will also hear license accountant bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tland
Salem
West
Oregon Agricultural College
Insane Asylum
Penitentiary
State Tuberculosis Sanitarium
Feebleminded Institute
State Mate School
State Blind School
House Committee On Public Institutions
Liquor in Country Bill Faces Repairs in Oregon Senate
Salem Oregon Senator Hoskins pushes a law to bar strong drink sales outside cities and towns. The measure stalls in the committee of revision after a rough voyage through the Senate, with critics fearing impact on trains and “gallon houses.”
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Salem
Hoskins
Committee of Revision of Laws
Straits
Burgess
Umatilla
Malarkey
Moser
Multnomah
Salem Printer Details Big Insurance Code Print Job
In Salem Oregon over one ton of white paper was used to print 2400 copies of the insurance code at a total cost of 432.12. State Printer W S Duniway received 273.59 for composition and printing, saying he will not take more such large jobs. He lost 68 on the work, noting short bills are more profitable. In the session’s first two weeks 152 more bills were introduced than in the same period last session, all printed except the game code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
W. 5
Duniway
Kalem and Lubin Reel Lineup Includes Stolen Symphony
A vintage cinema page lists Kalem subjects Ming Gene Gauntur The Shanghraun and Kalem titles with a plot of inheritance trouble in Ireland followed by a Western and melodrama lineup. It notes a Lubin release Stolen Symphony featuring Lottie Briscoe and Arthur Johnson and other serials and features with cast such as Miss Costello and Owen Moore.
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Australia
Claire
Artie
Conn
Robert
Ireland
Kinchella
Alkall Ike
Wasansy
el Capitan
Land Grabbers
Bison
Wales
King Baggot
Jane Gearnley
Bonnie
Bonnie Banks
Lock Lomond
The Last Performance at Pathe Opens Tuesday
The program showcases special two reels featuring Rose Malland, famed equestrienne of the Parnon circus, whose romance with Count Hans von Harten faces a moral hurdle as the Count's father complicates their union. The home of good pictures presents this changeful tale Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Pictures
Pathe
Rose Malland
Equestrienne
Parnon Circus
Hans von Harten
Restaurant Ruckus Sparks Kitchen Chaos
A scene erupts as Mr Grouch orders by shouting at Maggie to explain a steak during a tense dining moment. The quarrel centers on preparation and service, capturing a lively clash in a kitchen or dining room.
Gentle reply as wife asks about ill husband at dinner
A patient wife urges her husband to explain his unusual ailment during a meal. She reassures concern beyond the missing steak, noting for 25 years he always knew what ailed the meat and everything else on the table.
Cure a Cold in One Day Bromos Quinine Tablets Ad
An old time drugstore pitch promotes LAXATIVE BROMOQuinine tablets to cure a cold in one day. The ad notes a money refund if it fails and features BE. W. GROVE on each box, priced 25 cents.
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BE. W. Grove
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Portant
State Federation of Labor
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Bill
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Shanghraun
Kalem
Claire Folliott
Corry Kinchela
Harry Duff
Duff
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Maurice Costello
Lil- Han Walker
Feds
Mr Grouch
Aes
Marvel
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Castor
THE
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New York
Bears
Castoria
Certaur Company
Pendleton
Oregon
Webb St
State Hotel
China
Malin
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Ziegfeild Follies
NEW York Theatre
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T. B. Harms
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