Wants Ocean to Ocean Pony Race Across Continent
Washington report on cartoonist Homer Davenport who backs a cross continental pony race pitting Arabian horses against other breeds. Davenport claims the event hasn't been called off, but no competitors have appeared to start the challenge. He cites an Arabian mare bred for endurance and a farm import with riding weight claims, noting previous offers failed to supply starters.
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Rexall "93" Hair Tonic Offered With Money Back
Pendleton Drug Co advertises Rexall "93" Hair Tonic with a money back promise if it fails to clean the scalp nourish roots cure dandruff and stimulate new hair growth. Available in two sizes priced at 50 cents and one dollar.
Persevering Pergolas Framing Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition
The Manufactures and Agriculture buildings feature long pergolas spanning their length, shaded by vines and shrubs along Geyser basin. A replica Old Faithful geyser stands near center, with Cascade Court framing federal buildings and Uncle Sam’s exhibit. Rainier avenue leads to Lake Washington amid bright electrical lighting at night.
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Prizes in Vermont horse show shipped from Arabia on ship
Prizes in the Vermont horse show were shipped from Arabia and Egypt on their feet for more than six weeks while on shipboard. Yet they were all fresh, Mr. Davenport said, when they landed as when they were taken on board the vessel. Foley's Honey and Tar praised for throat and lung troubles and bronchitis relief. Koeppen Bros. WHI Reform Saloons. Atlantic City talks of brewery reform to offset dry movement. U S Brewers association members representing about ten per cent of beer business.
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Opposing Viewpoints On Prohibition From Colonel Ruppert
At the hotel Shelburne a meeting attendee relays Colonel Jacob Ruppert Jr in a talk on prohibition. He criticizes the spread of prohibition as ill considered and hasty and cites disastrous moral and economic results. He notes lawless towns and hotels persist and argues enforcement and public opinion should curb rather than sweep away communities. He detects a growing reaction against the prohibition craze.
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Colds The East Oregonian Warns Of Untested Cures
An East Oregonian notice cautions that lingering colds weaken the constitution and may lead to consumption. It warns against untried remedies like Follow's Honey and Tur cures, urging readers to avoid delays that allow a cold to settle in the lungs. Koeppen Bros.
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