Harvest Rush Draws Weston Farmers for Wheat Work
Weston Daily notes a Sunday influx of farmers seeking labor as harvest approaches. Updates include Dr. J. A. Beattie resigning as president of the state normal school to head Hiram College in Ohio, with curriculum changes and a new chair of science for E. M. Bruce.
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J. A. Beattie
State Normal School
Hiram College
Hiram
Ohio
Bruce
Indian State University
Normal School
William King
Robert Jamieson
Stiles
Walla Walla
C. W. Hoag
Methodist Church
Alice Price
The
Richard Gerberdine
Portland
Pilot Rock wedding tied to 19th birthday celebration
In Helix Happenings, a Pendleton ceremony on July 19 1902 united James Sprague of Ukiah and Annie Osborne of Pilot Rock with Justice FitzGerald officiating. A party July 20 at J L Roark East Birch Creek honored the couple, who share Annie’s 19th birthday, with an ice cream supper and games. Attendees included Sprague and Osborne families alongside local residents and guests from East Birch Creek and Pendleton.
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Pilot Rock
James Sprague
Ukiah
Annie Osborne
Pendleton
Justice FitzGerald
J. L. Roark
East Birch Creek
Sprague
Frank Jordan
W H. Glenn
T. P. Hunter
Hattie Kissinger
D. T. Phillips
Edith Gibson
Joy Glenn
Leeta
Elsie Phillips
Helen Roork
Muriel Hunter
Lottie
DressHints on fabrics and maintenance for delicate garments
The article gives fashion care tips for silks and cottons including applique ornaments on ready made silk waists, white batiste dresses for young girls, and summer comfort. It advises using blue paper to wrap silk, borax solution to remove glaze on black fabrics, placing paper under sewing machine seams to prevent puckering, and velvet care with soft brushing and steam, plus light ironing with a damp cloth.
Old Time Beauty Recipe Linked to Diana de Poitiers
An archaic recipe attributed to Qoudard, apothecary to Diana de Poitiers, asserts the duchess used only pure rainwater for her complexion claiming it kept her skin soft and colors fresh until her death at age 72.
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Qoudard
Duchess of
Valentinois
Diana de Poitiers
Asa
Mme
Reverend Augusta Chapin Urges Women to Redirect Church Energy
The Rev Dr Augusta Chapin advocates freeing churchwomen from fundraising entertainments to focus on broader forms of service. She argues bazaars fairs and ten cent entertainments exhaust effort that could instead support nursing, aiding the afflicted, and caring for the sick. She says removing such burdens would deprive women of a cherished privilege and reduce their活 spirit.
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Augusta Chapin
Cure Sold for Deafness Claims in Abbreviated Ad
A damaged ad fragment promises cure for deafness with a constitutional remedy and a one hundred dollar reward for a cas e cured. It cites NY & CO Toledo Ohio and Hall's Dine Pills as the best remedy, but the text is garbled and unclear.
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Rae Oe NY & CO
Toledo
O. Hall
Water cure belief voiced by ex Philippines judge advocate
Colonel Stephen W. Groesbeck, former judge advocate in the Philippines, now in San Francisco, stated in a recent interview that he is a believer in the water cure as employed by American troops on the island.
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Stephen W. Groesbeck
Philippines
San Francisco
Island
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