Skin Tortures Afflict Children in Album of Remedies
Obsessive report of eczema and poison oak causing running sores on a girl and a boy. Mother credits Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment with rapid relief, praising the products as a valuable household standby after weeks of suffering and no recurrence.
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Lizzie T
Walden
Let Mothers Know Eek cree bee rie ears a ano wi Cater
A fragmented ad promises skin relief for babies and fatigue relief for mothers. It touts emollients from Cater Ton Gat Skis Ooms as a remedy for skin distress and weary caregivers amid unclear wording and broken phrases.
Winona Wagon Leads Farmers for Light Ramp and Wear
A promotional note in advertising copy extols the Winona Wagon as the premier light ramping wagon for American farmers, claiming durability and suitability for long use. It also markets Fair Bank headquarters, Morse Gasoline Engine and Pumps, irrigation and electric plant estimates, and price calls.
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Sunny Africa
Fair Bank
Morse
Whitman Glee Club to Visit Weston and Milton
Weston and Milton expect a Whitman college glee club visit as the group plans to perform in the two towns before heading to Spokane and Moscow. Rep resentatives have been here, while local interest grows in the Mabel Warner forgery case before Pendleton’s court. Sleighing remains popular amid heavy mountain snow boosting wheat prospects and early spring hopes.
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Whitnan Glee Club
Weston
Milton
Wichita
Kansas
Warner
Cid
Cult
Kan
Opera Hall
Elrcuit Court
Pendleton
Mabel Warner
Pacific Coast Advertising Men elects leaders at Spokane meeting
The Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Association met in Spokane Saturday electing RM Hall as president and W G Hofmann as Oregon vice president. Portland sent 14 delegates by special Pullman, with many from other coast cities. A luncheon and banquet were held, a farm advertising paper read, and next annual meeting planned for California with San Francisco Los Angeles and San Jose as candidates. Ry y Hull elected president, a noted non advertiser writer, with ties to railroad advertising and Oregon lines.
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Oregon Sunday Journal
Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Association
Spokane
Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Assoolation
RM. Hall
W. G. Hofmann
Journal
Oregon
Portland
E. J. Jaeger
Dr. E. B. Wright
C. C. Chapman
W. H. Chatten
R. M. Fall
W. J. Hofmann
Fred Johnston
W. A. Wrren
H. W. Littl
J. A. Osborne
E. J. Daly
R. R. Routledge
S. H. Friedlander
Spokane Chronicle
Spokesman-Review
Fred Johnson
Portland Telegram
C. A. Warren
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Jose
Ry Y, Hull
Bloomington
Daily Pantograph
O. R. & N. Company
Southern Pacific Lines
A. L. Craig
Cured of Long Trouble by King's New Discovery
C O Floyd of Kershaw & Co reports a 11 year relief from consumption after six months using Dr King's New Discovery. He says weight rose from 135 to 170 pounds and cough ceased. Tallman & Co. drug store offers 60c and 1.00 with a free trial bottle. Thousands healed yearly.
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C. O. Floyd
Kershaw, & C
Tallman & Co
Refrigerator Car Service Inaugurated By O R N Company
The O R N company will start a weekly refrigerator car service from Portland effective at once. Cars depart Portland every Tuesday and handle perishable freight for all points east of Umatilla. A similar service will operate on the Washington division.
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O. R. & N. Company
Portland
Umatilla
Washington
California Excursion Tickets Extended to Six Months
The winter excursion return limit to California has been extended to six months and ticket prices increased by five dollars. For information contact BE C. Smith, agent O. R. and N. Pendleton. Also notice DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve sold by Tallman & Co for skin relief.
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California
C. Smith
Pendleton
DeWitt's
Tallman & Co
Olympia Games Closed Amid Police Raids and Gambling Crackdown
A dispatch from Olympia reports that city authorities shut down gambling rooms hidden behind bars and clubs, with card rooms guarded at doors. The anti saloon league led the crackdown as venues restricted entry to stock holders, ending yesterday's operations. Separately, the American Agriculturist notes U S apple crop at 4 120 000 barrels, down from 24 000 000 in 1905 but larger than 1905, with sufficient future storage.
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Olympia
Worden
Anti-Saloon League
United States
Rocky Mountains
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