Prominent Eugene Patients Endorse Fer-Don Treatment
A. Rathwell of Eugene reports three years of rheumatism improved after four weeks with Fer-Don European Medical Experts, granting permission to publish his name. Mrs. Effie Goldson of Junction City, Lane County, Oregon, claims paralysis on the left side and says three weeks with the Fer-Don program enabled her to walk seven miles for the first time in five years. Both cite dramatic gains and urge others to seek the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fer- Don
A. Rathwell
R. F
Eugene, Or
Lowe
Mr. Lowe
Fer-Don
European Medical Experts claim growing cures in Eugene
Reports from Eugene tout the European Medical Experts led by the Great Fer-Don as increasingly successful. Testimonials from treated patients in Vallejo Coalinga and other cities flood the claims, with promised cures for stomach trouble tapeworms cancer and other ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lowe
Fer-Don
Lowe
J. L. McKittrick
Coalinga
Cal
Eugene
Salem
Fer- Don
Medford
Roseburg
Redding
Chico
Los Angeles
Oakland
Sacramento
Jooeter
Roads Racing for Coal in Alaska Field War
Three railroads vie to build into the Bering River coal fields near Controller Bay Alaska. Stephen Birch of the Morgan Guggenheim Alaska Syndicate says Copper River & Northwestern will extend once mining rights are arranged. Jom Rosene of Controller Bay & Bering Coal Railway says workers clear rights of way toward Canyon Creek and a McDonald mine tunnel to bring coal to market.
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Bering River
Seattle
Washi
Alaska
Coa
Stephen Birch
Morgan-Guggenheim Alaskan Syndicate
Copper River & Northwestern Railway
Harry Whitet
Los Angeles
Associates
Controller Bay
Jom Rosene
Controller
Thearket
Germany now reels safe and armaments rise
Berlin reports the Grenzboten cites Bismarck on England and urges Britain to accept the inevitable rise of German armaments as essential for balance. The periodical notes Germany and its army and navy are prepared to block invasion and maintains a hard line on security.
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Berlin
Grenzboten
Bismark
Miscark
England
Bismarck
German empire threatened by naval arms race warns of war
The Grenzboten contends that the German empire must either advance its healthy development or face war. It notes Britain once could check Germany, but now Germany has time to arm, and its fleet could defend coasts and deter anticipated British piracy in war.
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Bertha von Suttner
Germany
Italian Socialists in Crisis Fail to Connect With Workers
Rome reports a severe crisis in the Italian Socialist party marked by the resignation of chief editor Signor Birsotat and a core defect of disconnect with labor. Among 500 deputies only one is a bonafide worker, the rest being middle class without manual experience, making their socialism largely academic and lifeless. The centralization of bureaucracy under the interior minister and ministerial patronage drive deputies to seek favors from cooperative societies, often voting against ministers only when no defeat is feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Rome
Italian Socialist Party
Signor Birsotat
Acanti
Socialista
Home Office
Men's oxfords cheap at A. Eklund's
Local shop A Eklund offers affordable men s oxfords with bargain prices aimed at value conscious shoppers. Read today’s ada ad for details and savings on footwear essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Eklund
Umatilla Indians Celebrate At Cayuse Big Time Race and Revelry
Hundreds of Umatilla and Columbia River Indians remain encamped at Cayuse for the Fourth of July celebration with gambling horse racing and war dancing daily. A four mile race between Isadore Whitebull’s buckskin horse and a roan trained in sand drew large bets and spectators with thousands of dollars in wagers and prizes on offer. The crowd included several hundred white visitors from Pendleton and surrounding areas as the event continues through the month with more races planned near the same site.
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Cayuse
Pendleton
Isadore Whitebull
Columbia River
Rag-Wooded Wreeton Wins Blue Mountain League Pennant
The Wreeton champions ride heavy batting and aggressive baserunning to capture the Blue Mountain league pennant over Weston Leader. Keefe shines with 24 hits in 52 at bats for a .462 average and 14 steals, while NorDean adds 18 steals and strong batting. Other teammates, including A Nor-Dean, THomgren, Groves, Wheeler, OHarra, Lanedale, and Barnes contribute solid hits and base play as the team posts a team batting average around .245 with 76 stolen bases.
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Wreeton
Weston
Liicely
Pendleton
Athena
Pilot Rock
Keefe
Ginger
W. NorDean
Thomgren
Groves
Wheeler
W. O'Harra
Lanedale
Barnes
Gurdane Notes Show Travel and Local Visits
Special correspondence from Gurdane Oregon notes residents including Mr and Mrs J L Halil en route to Pendleton and La Grande on land business. Charles Ely returns from Pendleton with supplies while J P McManus editor of Pilot Rock Record was seen in town. families visit, haying underway, and a hog wire fence built. Vane Gurdane visiting relatives and plans stay. William Gullford and daughter from Pendleton visit and return home.
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Gurdane
Ore
J. L. Halil
Pendleton
la Grande
Charles Ely
J. P. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
J. A. McLachen
Wm. Corley
D. P. Hick
Vane Gurdane
William Gullford
Barefoot Patient Flees Across Crooked County Plains
Jesse Powers, under doctor care for fever, escaped at 1 30 am and fled 30 miles in bare feet through sand and rimrock toward Powell Buttes. Sheriff Elkins tracked him via auto, locating Powers near Powell Buttes where he sat under a tree without hat or shoes. He stated he must have been on a trip. his feet felt no soreness as he faced possible trouble in custody.
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Crook County Plains
Prinwlle
Ore
Jesse Powers
Powers
Yancy
Frank Elkins
Crooked River
Powell Buttes
Rimrock
England's Appeal Court Upends Wrongful Convictions
English Court of Criminal Appeal opens with many reversals as misdirections and improper evidence lead to annulled convictions. Cases include Cornishman Robert Rodda and antique dealer Arthur Ellis, illustrating ongoing sharp scrutiny and busy docket ahead.
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London
Court of Criminal Appeal
England
Robert Rodda
Thongh
Nasize
Court of Appeal
Arthur T. Ellis
Milanaire
Dickins
Ellis
Dr Kings New Discovery touted as sure remedy for lung troubles
An old ad touts Napoleon's Grit and Dr King’s New Discovery as a universal cure for colds, coughs, bronchial issues, and lung diseases. It promises guaranteed satisfaction, claims to ease stubborn ailments, and offers free trial bottles at Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tallman & Co
Will of Colonel Pyrenforth Guards Foster Son From Women
Washington editor notes the will of Colonel Robert G. Pyrenforth filed for probate prescribes rules for his foster son Robert St. George Dyrenforth. The child must be guarded from the guile of women and is to be trained and educated under strict supervision.
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Washington
Robert G. Pyrenforth
Robert St. George Dyrenforth
Unnamed Son Ordered Through Grim Royalist Education Plan
A will prescribes an elaborate upbringing for a male heir, detailing Harvard finish by 18, six months at Oxford, then West Point, brief army service, and diverse training in manta, athletics, music, and travel in Europe. Colonel Dyrenforth noted as Civil War veteran. The feared instruction warns guardians to shield him from women and prevent marriage beneath him. Income from the estate to the heir accompanies these strata.
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Harvard
Oxford
United States
West Point Academy
Europe
Dyrenforth
Hercules
French Commissaries Duped by Husbands
Paris reports a new circular to curb police involvement in divorce cases. Husbands tricking police into witness sightings will face potential punishment for outraging officers in the line of duty. Going forward, inquiries will be handled by judicial authorities and examining magistrates.
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Paris
Pobice Commissaries
Justice
Rural England Still Believes in Witches
A Worcester paper carries an advertisement addressed to the inhabitants of Eckington on the Avon. It proclaims belief in witchcraft persists in rural England and begins with a notice concerning a certain Mary Jane.
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England
London
Worcester
Eckington
Avon
Mary Jane
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A Bloomdale Ohio reader testimonial claims backache and fatigue from female weakness were cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges others to seek root-cause relief, notes vast unsolicited endorsements, and offers confidential free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Bloomdale
Ohio
Lydian E. Pinkham
E. M. Frevenson
Dloomiale
Olio
Lydia E. Pinkham
Slanderous whispers target Eckington woman Dance
Dance, wife of John Dance of Eckington, has faced repeated slander labeling her a witch. The false accusations have harmed her mind and body and damaged her standing among neighbors, with threats of action against the publisher of the slander.
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Dance
John Dance
Eckington
Hall's Catarrh Cure sworn to by Cheney partner
Ohio affidavit states Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co of Toledo guarantees one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason seals the document. Company advertises testimonials and internal use claims. Sold by all druggists and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Lyom
Frank J. Cheney
F. J.ney &Co
Toledo
Hall
Frank J. Chlenbey
I. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo, C
All Drugglars
T.c
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