Summer sermon on snake bites and antidotes
A Los Angeles Times inspired guide discusses snake bite dangers in mountains. It covers quick first aid steps, cautions against alcohol as antidote, and promotes permanganate of potash and ammonia treatments. It warns treatment must begin within an hour and describes a pocket kit and wound care method. It also mentions Marconi phonograph records at Guernsey Music Store as a separate note.
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Los Angeles Times
Polnon
India
Samuel M. Slocum
Los Angeles
Northwest
Cnea
Jona
Broad range of events from war balloon to local crimes
A Russian military balloon drifting from Tearkoe Selo was recovered in the Baltic. four officers are missing. An actor, J R Davis, collapsed and died on stage in Butte. A hunter near Drain, A J Minnick, 42, died after a self-inflicted accidental shot. After a decade-long suit, Dwight Bathurst won a million-dollar claim and title. Wreck survivor D Huggins died. See Blake near Condon with 4,200 sheep ships planned. Oregon Short Line chief engineer William Ashton injured in a runaway. Manila paymaster Eugene Coffin had left arm amputated from infection. Tonopah mine worker William Barnes killed by dynamite. Judge McCall requires Standard officials to face Tennessee offenses. Percival Lowell notes Martian canal image. Nunica farmer Scutcheon kills two with an ax. neighbor shoots him. Great Falls man shot by a drunk woman. Noted convictions for coal land fraud. Western Union manager A J Campbell resigns. Three youths arrested for dynamiting San Francisco railway. Baker City editor calls for law enforcement on crimes. Salem penitentiary earnings and expenses listed.
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Tearkoe-Selo
Baltic Sea
Sutton Stock Company
Butte
J. R Davis
Brush Creek
Drain
A. J. Minnick
Col. L. I. Page
Salem
Dwight Bathurst
Pueblo
Col
Baronet
Lachiades
Campbell
Walter
Eugene Burkhardt
Howard Gaubnts
United
San Francisco
Jackson
Baker City
Northwest
Little Pocket Physician Hyomel Ad Claims Cures
The advertisement touts Hyomel as a readily obtainable cure for catarrh. It promotes a complete outfit labeled the Little Pocket Physician, including a four bottle Hyomel supply and the inhaler, offered for $1 with a guarantee that no cure means no cost. Tallman & Co. backs the guarantee and advocates carrying the device in a pocket or purse.
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Tallman & Co
Walla Walla Singers Headed to Spokane Saengerfest
Forty five members of the Walla Walla Mankechor will depart Saturday August 24 in a special car for Spokane to attend the annual saengerfest August 25 26 and 27 under Spokane society direction. Prof Chamberlain notes pointed remarks by Japanese servants on Western character traits amid travels to Europe.
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Walla Walla Singers
Spokane
Walla Walla Mankechor Club
Falle City
Spokane Society
Union
Chamberlain
Europe
Clothing Savings Claim Proliferates in Local Ad
An advertisement touts big savings on apparel with claims of superior value. It invites readers to view proofs of quality and offers 30 percent off original prices across all garments in stock.
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Tonia
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Lato
St Mary’s Hospital
Blake
of Condon
Huntington
Monument Enterprise
Wiliam Ashton
Yellowstone
Salt Lake
Manila
Eugene Coffin
Old McKinley Regiment
William Clay Barnes
Tonopah
John McCall
Memphis, Tenn
Tennesses
Percival Lowell
Lowell Observatory
Harvard Observatory
Lampland
Siso
Nunica
Henry Scutcheon
Henry McClellan
Scutcheon
Great Falls
Montana
Harry Delaney
New York
Whitefish
Mathews
F. M. Holbrook
B. E. Lonabaugh
Robert McPhillamy
United States
Cheyenne
A. J. Campbell
Western Union Telegraph Company
Aman
Life Pocket Physician
Bond Brothers
Pendleton
Central Meat, Co
Carney, Ramedell & Co, Telephone Main
Empire Meat Co