Cadets to Attend Rose Festival Parade in Portland
Cadets from Corvallia Oregon’s regimental corps of cadets, described as one of the finest student militia bodies, will travel by special train with Maj. MacAlexander and 600 men to Portland for the Rose Festival parade and a field exhibition at Multnomah Athletic Club. They will return the same night due to college final examinations the following day.
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Corvallia
Ore
Portland
Multnomah Athletic Club
MacAlexander
Hyomet Vapor Treatment for Catarrh Victims
Hundreds of catarrh sufferers praise the Hyomet method used with the Hyomel inhaler. The five minute nightly vapor therapy is said to clear nasal passages, improve sleep, and ease chronic congestion. A complete outfit costs about $1 and a free trial bottle is offered by Booth's Home Co, Buffalo NY.
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Tallman
Doans Kidney Pills Help Pendleton Family Back Pain
Pendleton residents report quick relief from backache and kidney weakness after using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Mrs. George Hargett of 1:12 W Webb St credits physician advice and the remedy, noting sustained improvement with no serious complaints since treatment. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advertises as US agents.
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Pendleton
George Hargett
Webb Street
Oregon
Dean
Doan
Aate Sy
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan'e
More Sick People to More Sick People
A brief notice from YORK & YORK MEDICINE Co at 210% W Main St announces services or referral details for patients in Walla Walla Washington. The phrasing emphasizes expanding patient reach and medical support within the town.
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York & York Medicine Co
Main St
Walla Walla Wa
Scenic road up the Columbia planned with federal funds
Congress appropriates 810,000 for a scenic highway from Portland to The Dalles along the Columbia River. Wasco County pushes a The Dalles to Mower road, with Mosier to Hood River possibly extended. Hood River Auto Club forms to promote highway improvements and notes government plans for a forest reserve route via Mount Hood. Wongtrees allocates 10,000 for survey and feasibility work this summer.
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Columbia River
Portland Journal
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Dalles
Forman
Cascades
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Mower
Thia
Mosier
Hood River
Hat Alx
Hoodiver
New Auto Club
Automobile Clu
W. T Sheldon
Automobile Association of
Hood River County
Mount Hood
Forest Reserve
Butler
Automobile Club
Fom PL
WL Sherrard
Sherrar
Peppie
Port
Wongtrees
A& Ron
Wildcat spooks stage. deadly runaway near Camp Aowine
A wildcat spooked four horses pulling a Raymond-Whitcomb stage from Wawonsh to Camp Alwinee in Winemite valley. The rig overturned on a rocky grade, killing HW. S. Licenring of Allentown and injuring Mies Marthe Webber, A. Jackel, and A. Diesendorfer among eight others. Passengers were rushed to Alaines for care.
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Camp Alwinee
Winemite Valley
Raymond-Whitcomb
Boston
Emair
Pamsenter
Witt
Parihwe Lara
Carroll
Ietephina
von Hutehine
Convention Opens in Cincinnati by Power Pipe Fitters
The International Association of Steam Hot Water and Power Pipe Fitters and helpers opened its convention in Cincinnati today. All sections of the stated organization are represented, with members from Power Pipe Pliters and related crews.
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Cincinnati
Tosted
Canada
International Association of Steam
How Gold Plate Is Made In Metalwork
An article explains methods for gilding silver with a mercury paste. The paste coats the silver, then a bagged treatment and heating fuse mercury away, leaving a thin gold deposit. The result is durable gold plate, as described by London and New York sources.
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Talltus
Windsor Casile
London
New York Post
Spider cures and old time beliefs in Somerset shopkeepers
A Somerset shopkeeper recalls folk remedies linking spiders to curing baby illnesses and fevers. An Irish belief tied spider webs to cuts warts and bruises with the weaver as a medical figure, including an anecdote of a parishioner told to enclose a house spider to cure agne.
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Somerset
Ireland
Colin
Westminster Gazette
The Doctor’s Joke at New York Theater
A physician, out for the night with a friend, received a note ordering him to the office at once. He arrived to find friends who revealed the prank was a bet on how long it would take to reach the destination. He was angered yet mollified by the claim the jokers knew no one else who would supply the information.
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Ohneese
Informa
Owl Magic and Poison Folklore From Ancient Texts
An excerpt discusses a talismanic recipe to reveal truths by placing an owl on a sleeping person, alongside a warning from a medieval text that owl flesh or food drives insanity. It notes people in jealousy or hatred using owls to poison rivals through a hidden decoction.
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Lomdon
Wanted a Supply Politics and the Cowboy Delegate
A Washington official calls politics a science and circus. He recalls a Nevada constitutional convention story where a cowboy delegate laughed at the two senator paragraph, saying a Republican territory could elect as many as it wanted, mocking the limit. The remark illustrates partisan attitudes in early state formation debates.
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Washington
Nevada
Washington Star
The Demons Quip Sparks Backstage Poignancy
An English actor quips that critics are fine chaps yet provoke annoyance when condemning a play. An actress asks why the top-house gods are called so, and the failed playwright replies that the label distinguishes them from bottom-house critics who write the reviews.
Actor and Army Man Debate Dangers of Their Callings
An actor and a retired army man discussed risks in their professions. The general asked if the actor would stand with shells nesting around him. The actor replied that it depends on the age of the eye.
Incoherent Vox of Venice and the River’s Bust
Fragmentary dialogue features figures Poor Venice and Mr Alphyoitk with mentions of Slowcat and a scene where “the rewer’s were busted” while wearing something. Puck contributes with a garbled stage-like line, creating a fleeting, unclear excerpt from an exchange.
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Prieid
von Foo
Mr. Alphyoitk
Slowcat
Puck
A Warm Welcome and Questions on Hatter Absence
In a clipped exchange, Lapleigh asks if Miss Hatter is in while noting a Mali-Yee happening. A Boston Transcript fragment questions the fate of an old fashioned Balakan war cloud, hinting at broader news angles and workplace stakes.
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Lapleigh
Mexico Private Baths Show Modern Comforts
A New York Sun excerpt describes Mexican estates using rock-cut baths and cement tubs fed by springs, noting the contrast with tepid city water. The piece highlights luxury baths on private estates, the practical flood of cold water, and the health appeal of swimming snakes and bamboo pipes.
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Tropics
Frm
Mexico
New York
Mitiver
Que
New York Sun
Tigerish Tunas and Flying Fishes at St Clements
An old sea observation recalls a feeding school of tunas near St Clements as flying fishes leap from water and a tuna keeps just beneath the surface to strike. The scene shows hunt and carnage, with flying fish crowding a boat and a tigerish chase that ends in dramatic splashes. Hood's Sarsaparilla is urged to fight tired feelings.
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St. Clements
Filer
Blue Channel
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertised to Cure Deafness
A historical advertisement claims deafness stems from inflamed mucous surfaces of the Eustachian tube and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh caused deafness. It guarantees one hundred dollars for any deafness case not cured by the remedy and urges readers to request a free circulaire.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Notice of bids for Pendleton sewer extension 1911
City of Pendleton invites sealed bids to extend the sewer system per Geary Kimbrell plans adopted May 17 1911 Bids due June 7 1911 at 1 p m at city recorder office and opened June 7 1911 7 30 p m Bid items include furnishing all materials and labor pipe and specials manholes and excavation with five percent bid guarantee and right to reject any bid Address Geary Kimbrell city surveyor Pendleton Oregon dated May 18 1911 THOS FITZGERALD City Recorder
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Pendleton
Geary Kimbrell
Common Council
City Recorder
Pendieton
Orefton
Thos, Fitzgerald
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