Athena Notes on Local Happenings and Harvests
Athena Oregon July 11 Miss Carrie Shary returns from Seattle Nova Desper moves to harvest field as engineer for Kidder’s paint Co. Second alfalfa cutting better than first Mild weather near 100 degrees aiding late wheat Catholics prepare church for services Local residents active with visits, illness, and remodeling plans Harvesting to begin soon. crop described as a hummer.
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Nova Desper
Kidder
John Tompking
John Grant
Cayuse Station
Ed Koontz
L. B. Koonts
Geo
Pendleton
Mercury
L. Spencer
A. Shick
Jesse G. Campbell
Spokane
B.C
George Kidder
Messrs. Kemp
Watts
Charles Brotherton
Franklin County
John Bannister
Athena
Weston
Any Woman Can Have Beautiful Hair
Women overjealous of their hair learn that proper care brings vigor and strength. Parin women famed for youthful hair, Parisian Sage now widely available in America via Tallman & Co. at 60 cents a large bottle with a growth and quality guarantee.
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Parin
America
Tallman & Co
The Germ Play and Bessie Bulgarious Save the Day
A Chicago article reviews In Germland a play about germs repurposed to educate the public on tuberculosis. Bessie Bulgarious, the sour milk germ, defeats the Tubercle family while new characters dairy apprentices join the cast to dramatize unsanitary milk.
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Chicago
Bersir
Howie
Rostand
Bessie
Tim Tubercle
Mrs. Tubercle
Germland
America
University of Wisconsin
M. P. Ravenel
Jettera
France
Germany
Europe
Chanteecler
Teddy
Geesie Baellus
Bessie Bulgarious
Miss Tubercle
Jong
Tony
Theophilus
Tom
Safety of assassins put up to atuitrovelon
Paris-Creneh Juriste polA out that Porter Chariton who killed his wife at Lake Como is identical with Traut Roy the young Frenchman who married the American heiress Glacia Gallia Roy killed his wife brother George A. Carkins in New Hampshire two years ago and reached Paris where he was arrested at the request of the American government. France refused extradition but agreed to try him for murder. no witnesses were sent over and Roy was promptly acquitted. England to arbitrate between Portugal and France over a murderer case. Francois Albertin escaped to Portugal where death penalty is not inflicted, so delivery to a country with such punishment is contested. Como authorities to provide investigation results and post mortem report. Chariton tried in the United States. Como newspaper notes he might be free if he had surrendered earlier. Men’s oxfords cheap at A Eklund’s.
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Paris
Creneh
Roy
Aimitor Jean
England
Francois Albertin
Portugul
Portugal
Albertain
Como
Tulin
Tacio Chariton
Unitel
Charlton
New York
Milton Personal Notes and News July 13 Milton Oregon
Milton residents share updates from July 13 including visitors Ruth and Edna Bannister of Weaton, state line guests, and Ed Guid and I A Storm at the Harrah home. Walla Walla visitor Frank Sample, local electric plant approval, Smith-Allen Hardware moving to LO F building, travel notes, and family visits with Miss Eva Thompson returning from Pendleton.
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Milton, Ore
Ruth
Edna Bannister
Weaton
Milton
Mre I. A. Storm
Mre
Ed Guid
State Line
Harrah
Hat Place
Frank Sample
Walla Walla
Ed Smith
City
Coyle
Jefferson
Smith-Allen Hardware Co
LO. Oo. F
Upper Main
Ed McKenzie
Londen
Wash
Chas, McKenzie
Eva Thompson
Pendleton
N. J. Cheeseman
Theodore Danner
Penleton
Mina Hayes
Garden City
A Golden Wedding Health Advice Ad
A humorous health ad notes that long marriages reflect longevity and health. It urges keeping Bal lard's Herbine in the house and taking it whenever the liver is inactive. The pitch claims a liver must work all year and offers 60 cents per bottle through A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
A. C Koeppen & Bros
Dry Farming Exhibit Planned by Northwest Farmers
Alfred Atkinson announces a Special Agricultural Commission will organize wheat growers from Washington Oregon Montana and North Dakota to prepare a comprehensive exhibit for the International Dry Farming Exposition in Spokane the week of October 2. He notes crop reports dispute dry farming doubts and cites gains in yields where scientific methods were used, predicting the Spokane display will prove the approach’s effectiveness against drought.
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Spokane
Wash
Alfred Atkinson
Dry Farming Congress
UN Special Agricultural Commission
Thomas Cooper
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Washington
Oregon
Montana
North Tinkeln
Atkinson
Congress
Tam
Spokane Exposition
Northwestern States
Foley Kidney Pills Restore Litchfield Man’s Vigor
W W Fleming of Litchfield Til endured kidney and bladder trouble for over a year with back pains nervous exhaustion and weariness. After using Foley Kidney Pills his backaches faded his kidneys strengthened and tired spells disappeared, restoring his usual vigor and energy. Koeppen and Bros.
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W W Fleming
Litchfield
Til
Foley
Agath
Koeppen
Praise for American trotters as best to drive
London reports Fogelish expert deems American trotters the only animate worth driving in any country with suitable roads. He argues Americans are more capable drivers than Ringlings and notes Britain shows little interest in racing American trotters.
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Fogelish
London
Walter Winans
Atmost Gil Enilieimen
Ficht
Titla Oman
American trotter compared with the old carriage horse
A speaker defends true American trotters and argues drivers will favor speed over slow carriages. He praises trotters for grace, strength, and ground coverage, claiming speeds up to thirty miles per hour. He recounts driving a fast trotter in a park as patrol cars limited to ten miles an hour, amusing the public.
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America
Entirely Cured of Rheumatism by Foley Kidney Pills
Mrs John F Dutton of Sterling Ireland writes that after over a year of severe shoulder rheumatism she was cured using Foley Kidney Pills. The pills cleared uric acid from blood, relieving pain and restoring ability to perform housework. Koeppen & Bros distribute.
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Foley
John F. Dutton
Sterling, Ir
Koeppen & Bros
Deep Lake Ore Mining in Sweden Reveals Layered Iron
Swedish lakes hold six to eight inches of lake ore rich in ochre hydrated iron oxide with silicate and phosphate impurities. Winter mining uses ice holes and poles to scoop ore into bags sunk and hauled up. Two miners can raise about four tons daily. steam dredges are rare. A new layer reappears about thirty years after initial extraction.
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Stockholm
Keep Ballards Herbine For Liver Health Daily Use
Advertises Ballards Herbine as essential for a healthy liver all year, recommending daily use to prevent inactivity. Promotes the product at 80 cents a bottle from A. C Koeppen & Bros.
Parratt Demonstrates Memory and Mastery in Cambridge Visit
London notes recount Sir Walter Parratt, Oxford professor of music, receiving an honorary Mus Doc at Cambridge with high praise for his memory. During a Tenbury visit he played chess from memory while at the piano, directing his teammates and playing excerpts by great writers for the instrument for an hour without glancing at the board.
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London
tIn
Walter Parratt
Oxford
Cambridge
St. Michaaels College
Tenbury
Hie Chesemen
Neeen Beard
Pendleton Citizen Describes Kidney Pain Relief
Pendleton Oregon resident CO W Knight at 612 Franklin Street says Donn's Kidney Pills relieved years of back and kidney pains. He reports frequent night urination and strained secretions improved quickly. Sold by all dealers 50 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Pendleton
W. Knight
Frankinstreet
Oregon
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Caole
United States
Doan
Chess and Plane Talk Mark Sir Walters Victory Comment
In a roomful of onlookers the warden Rev John Hampton noted they did all they could to detract him but failed. After the game Sir Walter, the victor, said he had been playing chess and the plane while also discussing other matters.
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John Hampton
Sir Walter
Dead Man Comes Back in Marseille Convict Mixup
French police face a puzzling case as Joseph Edel, a convict who supposedly died after returning from a penal settlement, is found alive. A man who died had stolen Edel’s papers, sparking a legal bind about his status while authorities seek to alter the death certificate.
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Paris
Joseph Edel
Ecty
Marseilles
Joseph
Edel
Prisoner Joseph Edel at Liberty Delayed Process Sets
A fragment indicates a lengthy process ahead and an obligation to place the dead prisoner, identified as Joseph Edel, at Liberty. The wording suggests ongoing legal or custodial steps surrounding Edel’s status and location.
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Joseph Edel
Hberty
Roosevelts Fractious Roasting At London Music Hall
The Empire Theatre hosts a sharp revue lampooning Colonel Roosevelt in a London setting. The opening scene at the Zoo features Roosevelt in a flag-made hat mocker and his blunt take on running affairs draws loud laughter from audiences.
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Roosevelt
London Music Hall
London
Colonel Roosevelt
Empire Theatre
Empire
Zoo
Everbody
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