Fer-Don's European Medical Experts Treat Tuberculosis in Pendleton
A Salem Salem Oregon based medical team Fer-Don's European Experts claim to cure tuberculosis in early stages. Mr C Steinhauer of McCloud California recounts rapid improvement after December 12 1908 and praises the doctors. Their Pendleton office at 687 Malin St is listed with exam fee of one dollar and hours posted.
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Vper- Don
Malin St
Pendleton
Oregon
C. Steinhauer
McCloud
Siskiyou County
California
Sacramento
Steinhaer
Fountain of Health
Steinhauer
Fer-Don
Mr. Steinhauer
Fer-Don's
Oakland
Medford
Roseburg
Eugene
Redding
Fer-Dan‘s
Salem
Main St
Man with severed leg smokes as he waits for ambulance
William Hartung, 26, a Long Island railroad worker from Floral Park, had one leg amputated after being crushed in a Jamaica train incident. While awaiting help, he sat against a fence and smoked a cigarette, telling doctors to not forget the leg as surgeons prepared to operate.
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New York
William Hartung
Long Island Railroad
Floral Park
Hartung
Jamaica
St. Mary's Hospital
James KL Donaghue
Dr Donaghue
Tam
Those Pies of Boyhood and Electric Bitters
An old advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a tonic for digestion and organs of the body. It claims boyhood appetite and vigor return, listing stomach liver kidneys and bowels, urging purchase at Tallman & Co and promising renewed health and strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyhood
Boyhoe
Tallman & Co
Mystery Beast Tracks Reported in New Guinea
Reports describe hoofed tracks of a gigantic creature seen in high altitude regions of New Guinea. Authorities and researchers plan to extend the expedition’s stay by at least one year to pursue the sightings and verify the phenomenon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Guinea
Explorers Discover New Pigmy Race in New Guinea
A British expedition reports finding a new pigmy race in New Guinea. Walter Goodfellow, noted ornithologist in charge, notes the explorers face communication cutoffs as they ascent the Charles Loula mountains. The scientists aim to confirm the discovery despite the isolation.
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Loandon
New Guinea
Walter Goodfellow
Charles Loula Mountains
Dutch New Guinea
Monument planned to honor Lewis and Clark in Oregon
A meeting near Seaside Oregon laid the corner stone for a Lewis and Clark memorial to mark historic spots. Speakers from the Oregon Historical Society discussed Oregon history from Gray’s 1792 discovery through Clark and Lewis 1803 1900 and Astor settlement. Salt from the ocean beach will supply material. the site is donated to the Historical Society.
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Portland
Ore
Seaside
Holman
Oregon Historical Society
Himes
Oregon Country
Robert Gray
Lewis and Clark
Astor
Oregon
Ocean Beach
The
Historicen Society
Herriman Dies in Oakland After Government Surgery
Herriman, a key witness in the Maybray gang case, died in an Oakland hospital after a government funded operation costing over 1000 dollars to remove a concecr. He had been held in Miami County jail for six months at the behest of federal authorities while the gang investigation proceeded and the appeal by the accused men was pending.
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Oakland
Cal—Russe
Herriman
United States
Miemeda County
Jall
Feder
Maybray
F J Cheney Co. Catarrh Cure Testimony
Frank J Cheney sworn to confirm a claim that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice describes internal use and directs readers to send for testimonials and to buy Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas Comiey
Frank J. Cheney
F. J.oy &Co
Hall
Frank J. Chenfy
A. W. Gleabon
Hell
Aeia F. J. Cheney & CO
Toleds, C
Ek All
Adams News and Personal Items excerpt
Adams Oregon July 11 Special Correspondence reports local visitors and outings. Bryan of Athens and L L Rogers family joined trips to Athena and river outings. Eva Laundry visited Adams and returned to Morrow. others like Frank Whitly and Earl Semington were noted travelers. A river outing pattern appears, with several residents traveling for recreation. An ad mistakenly promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the world’s most successful medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Ore
Mr. Bryan
Athens
L L Rogers
Athena
Bert Curby
Inland Mercantile Co
Eva Laundry
Morrow
Frank Whitly
Ecity
Pendleton
Clark Maxie
Nellie Carr
River
Chertnet
Leta Garrett
Dora
Jessie Cherthet
Chester Spencer
Mable McIntire
Celia Semington
Ethel Peringer
Ltl
Lieunllen
Dan and
Erick McKennie
Earl Semington
Railroads prepare for record fall colonist movement
Portand and Oregon commercial clubs join broader Northwest effort to publicize Central Oregon and other Northwest openings. A Transcontinental Passenger Association meeting in Chicago will shape fall colonist rates. Advertisements target home seekers to double last year’s immigration wave as new Northwest lands open.
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Pacific Northwest
Transcontinental Passenger Association
Chicago
Central
Oregon
Northwest
Portland
A Golden Wedding Man and Wife Celebrate Long Life
A Golden Wedding notes a long married couple enjoying good health. The ad claims a healthy liver is essential and promotes Ballard's Herbine as the remedy to keep the liver active all year. Available at 50 cents per bottle from A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Oregon drug law push at state convention
Oregon druggists plan a pure drug law at the annual convention in Gearhart park July 12 15. A report by the committee will outline a bill modeled on the U S pure drug law to raise drug quality, curb adulteration and eliminate illegitimate competition among local sellers.
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Oregon
Portland
Ore
Oregon State Drugegists' Association
Gearhart Park
A Golden Wedding Health Tip In 19th Century Ad
A health advertisement claims a long marriage signals health and advises keeping the liver in duty with Ballards Herbine. It urges taking the remedy when the liver is inactive, priced at 60 cents per bottle and sold by A. Koeppen & Brow.
Roosevelt Tas New Rival
Los Angeles surgeon Major General H J McLaughlin may oppose Colonel Roosevelt for United Spanish War Veterans president at the Denver convention September 6 and 7. McLaughlin is junior commander in chief of the Pacific division and travels to San Francisco to confer with supporters. Roosevelt’s candidacy is urged by eastern divisions. yet no entry announcement has been made.
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Roosevelt
Los Angeles
Cal
H. J. McLaughlin
United Spanish War Veterans
Mets
Denver
MocLaughlin
San Francisco
Barn on Basket Mountain Burns. loss about a thousand dollars
The barn of John McAuslan on Basket Mountain was destroyed by fire yesterday. Neighbors saved the home house but the barn, described as the best on the mountain, burned likely from careless smoking. Wind may have aided the blaze. Estimated loss runs around one thousand dollars.
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Weston, Or
John McAuslan
Basket Mountain
Wilbur Gettings
Girl bit by bear fails suit for damages at Roxbury
Esther Casey, 12, of Roxbury Massachusetts, was awarded no damages after suing for 10,000 dollars over injuries from a bear at a summer amusement park. The child testified she fed peanuts to the bear, ignored warnings, and was bitten on the arm. Judge White directed a verdict for the defendant and ordered the case sent to the state supreme judicial court.
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Bearjin Zoo
Poston
Mass
Esther Casey
Clrenit Street
Roxbury
Tadee White
Esther
White
Supreme Jufficial Court
Delinquent youth reformed by teeth fixing and farm work
Chicago reports a Bohemian youth named Joseph Berlover aged 18 transformed from a delinquent to an industrious boy after a court dentist repaired his rotten teeth with help from the Children's Day association. He was sent to a farm in Scherville Indiana to work and save to repay a $10 loan. A letter from Berlover notes he earned a 15 gold piece as partial repayment and plans to send the remaining five.
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Chicago
Children’s Day Association
Joseph Rejlover
South Trumbull Avenue
Rellover
Tie
Berlovec
Scherville
Ind
Berlover
Children's Day
Betloyer
La Grande Boy Defends Metzger In Oregon Case
Coach Sol Metsger of the Oregon Agricultural College football team faces renewed defense after allegations by Prof EB Angell. The charges include supplying liquor to team members amid a broader dispute over conduct and management of the squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Metsger
Oregon Agricultural College
Eb, D. Angell
Reynolds Defends Metzger In Oregon Grill Rumor
Charles H Reynolds of La Grande Oregon, former U A C quarterback, replies to charges against Coach Metzger. He states Metzger never supplied liquor to anyone during the season and that a drinking bout at the Oregon grill could not have occurred as Dr Kerr and other public men were present. He adds he has high regard for Metzger and doubts any improper dealings with students.
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Charles H. Reynolds
la Grande
Reynolds
Angell
Metzger
Oregon Grill
Dr. Kerr
Coach Metzger
A. C
Knox Strikes Down $4 Coachman Gloves Expense
Washington reports a $4 pair of driving gloves for the secretary of state’s coachman was disallowed as an improper expense. The comptroller reversed the auditor’s credit, ruling that funds for clothing and livery must come from the disbursing officer or be paid by the individuals.
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Washington
Sam
Knox
Comptroller of the Treasury
Court of Last Resort
State Department
Government Refuses Payment For Coachman Overcoat Boots
Teething children endure diarrhoea and are treated with Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets and Diarrhoea Remedy. The remedy requires dosing after bowel movements and castor oil to cleanse the system. The ad claims safety and effectiveness and lists dealers as selling the products.
Great Tacoma Stadium Hosts Army Tournament
The Great Tacoma Stadium, cost over £100,000, seats 30,000 in a steel and concrete horseshoe. A running track, strike road, and thousands of troops will participate in the United States Army tournament from July 24 to 30.
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United States Army
Athens
Syracuse
New Haven
Tacoma
United States
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Koeppen & Brow
A. Bkiund’s
Weston
J. Hilward
O. R. & N. Company
H. Carlisle
Clarence Wright
Ira Kemp
Farmers Bank
Frank King
J. N. York
Dry Creek
Wim
LA Grande Boy
Fletcher
Centaur Company
TT Muarat
NEW
TORR
Tacoma Stadiem
M. E. Church
the Pastore
Mary
Suzanne
Dorothy
Ini
Europe
Berlin
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