Pendleton Oregon Publishing Co Notice Fragment
Publication details show Pendleton Oregon edition by Oregonian Publishing Co. with subscription rates and distribution notes. Postal classifications, rates for daily and weekly editions, sales offices listed in Portland and Chicago with Washington DC bureau addresses.
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Baily East
The
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Southwest News Co
Chicago
Washington, L. C
Pourteenth Street
N. W
You lead us on you lead us up avatar request
A poetic fragment presents a call to guidance and faith. The lines hint at seeking an avatar or guide through language and tears as a pass or path. No clear event, person, or organization is identified in readable text.
Oregon Bull Moosers Balk at Full Ticket Plan
At a Portland convention Oregon bull moose leaders display hedging. They back Roosevelt reluctantly while keeping GOP ties, fearing a harsh fall campaign. A Chicago barber debate notes calls to rename barbers with playful reform terms amid a four day Aug. 12 convention.
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Oregon Bull Moosers
Lenk
Messrs. Coe
Dennis
Kellaher
Grooms Not Barber Says La Follette Debate Narrowing Roosevelt Field
A fragment from a political column references Willam E. Burgher of Duluth on skin treatment as a reason to rename barber to a nobler term and cites La Follette criticizing Roosevelt’s Chicago convention tactics. It touches on progressive unity, a New York woman moving to California, ranch life versus city life, a Buckaroos baseball addition, and Stanfield’s drainage work.
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Willam E. Burgher
Duluth
Minn
New York
California
Care of aged in a home based on responsibility
Marion Harland argues in the August Woman's Home Companion that removing all duty from aging people harms them, citing a case of a prosperous son and his wife who shielded their 65 year old mother from work. The elderly woman becomes a senile recluse, despised by family and rattling with distrustful suspicion.
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August Woman's Home Companion
Marion Harland
Capabe
Fragmentary reminiscence on a cherished taste from meals
The speaker recalls a recurring yell at meals about wanting a taste as good as before. The line conveys satire on hunger and satiety, noting the cry was for something that tasted like it used to. The memory lingers, tied to a distant field and lingering refrain.
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Vialon
Why the Football Squad Laughed at Central High
A Kansas City Journal reminiscence recalls 1900 when J. T. Cammack then assistant superintendent and ex vice principal addressed Central High School football aspirants in a study hall. He praised healthful sport and urged confidence building, but the squad reportedly broke into loud laughter at his words.
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J. T. Cammack
Professor Cammack
Central High School
Cammack
Kansas City Journal
Not Guilty As CNARGED In Tin Fang Case On Mott Street
Joe ONeill testifies Tin Fang, a local tan tan operator on Mott Street, used a butcher cleaver to threaten a complainant. A police officer presents the blade as evidence as Tin Fang denies intent to kill. The magistrate questions Tin Fang’s guilt and his attempt to clear himself.
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Joe O'Neill
Tin Fang
Mott Street
New York
Fank
Onell
Mothers Friend Promises Comfort for Expectant Mothers
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a safe aid for pregnancy, claiming it eases suffering, reduces nausea, and helps prevent breast issues. It emphasizes natural assistance rather than a cure, cites endorsements, and notes availability at drug stores with a free book offer from Bradfield Regulator Co. Atlanta Ga.
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlante, Ga
Not Uy Kill Um With Cleaver Not Blig Knife
A fragment shows a speaker insisting the victim was not killed with a cleaver but with a small knife. The lines imply a belief about the weapon used, reframing the cause of death in a terse exchange.
Clara Barton praised as Christian in Red Cross work
The Washington Star recalls Clara Barton head of the American Red Cross calling herself a Christian in the best sense and urging that slum housing be cleaned up rather than waiting for rewards beyond the Jordan. She warned against neglecting church when faced with the unsolved tenement housing problem at home.
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Clara Barton
American Red Cross
Miss Barton
New York
Ians
Jordan
Washington Star
Head Covered With White Pimples Story
A mother's account from 1911 describes a baby with persistent skin eruptions starting at two weeks old. Treatments included Cuticura Soap and Ointment after ineffective eczema remedies, with the child finally cured after nightly applications and cleanliness.
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Ransom
Mra
E. F. Sulzberger
Cuticura
Dept.t
Boston
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