Cuticura Promised Cure for Eczema S posed on Ad Text
A 1907 testimonial from Mrs Algy Cockburn of Shiloh Ohio praising Cuticura remedies for Clyde’s severe eczema after year of suffering. The story describes nightly use of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, six weeks to notable improvement, and claimed complete recovery with no scars. It notes endorsements by a leading physician and lists product claims and prices supplied by Krug & Chem.
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Clyde
Sto
Pen
Ieading
Mra
Algy Cockburn
Shiloh
Freight Rush Ties Huntington as 21 Westbound Trains Pass
The La Grande Observer reports hundreds of cars trapped at Huntington with 700 loads blocked. O R and N powers are drafted from La Grande to move the backlog as trains are prepared on the main line. Officials expect the congestion to ease once the temporary rush subsides and repaired routes are reactivated.
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la Grande
Huntington
la Grande Round House
Northern Pacific
Montana
Big cattle purchase by Waking Stock Co ships herd to Wiley lands
Several hundred head of cattle arrived in North Yakima from Murphy Idaho by train for the Wiley Land and Stock company. The stock, including strong Durham bulls, were shuttled to the hills for pasture after a feed and rest at La Grande. James Wiley supervised the shipment which originated with a large consignment from Tilaho. Despite heat and long rail trip, losses were minimal, underscoring Yakima's expanding stock interests beyond fruit.
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North Yakima
Tilaho
Wiley Land and Stock Company
Yakima Republic
Murphy, Ida
James Wiley
la Grande
Durham
Yakima
Cattle Killed and Jobs Lost in Colorado Drought
A prolonged drought in the Trinidad area, worsened by a railroad cutback, has killed thousands of cattle and left many workers unpaid as big Santa Fe car shops idle amid no rainfall for months and no pasture. The Boise Capital News relays a letter from a Trinidad worker noting the regional hardship and delayed shop operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinidad
Colo
W. L. Alleen
Intermountain
Boise Capital News
Santa Fe Railroad
If You See It in the East Oregonian
A terse note states that if something appears in the East Oregonian it is considered zero. The phrase implies a dismissal or placeholder value in the publication's context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Mody Held For 48 Days As Body Lies In State
Sagamore Hotel manager Wilham Harrison died on April 27 and remains unburied after 38 days. Welch & Co. preserved the body and seek orders from his daughter Mrs. Maude Gardner. With no word from relatives, the county may handle burial if needed.
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W. H. Tugegle
Wilam Harrison
Sagamore Hotel
Baker City Herald
Welch & Co
Maude Gardner
The Bath of the Future Vision in a Century Ahead
The Bath of the Future outlines a century ahead where oxygenated water cleanses swiftly, a drying cupboard with moving brushes dries the body with desiccated air, and a leather suit is speedily refreshed. A breakfast follows as news is read aloud or whispered by a talking machine.
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T. Baron Russell
St Peter's In Rome Progress and Cost Through Centuries
The article recounts the long build span from foundation to completion of St Peter's in Rome, noting eighteen architects and forty-three popes involved over about 350 years. It cites an estimated cost around 50 million dollars by the end of the 17th century, excluding sacristy, bells, and towers, with Pope Pius IX overseeing later work for Michelangelo’s 400th anniversary.
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St. Peter's
Rome
Aryptero
Ping TX
Michelangelo
New York American
Echo in McLemore's cave cures marital quarrel tale
The New York Press quips about a husband and wife dispute ending with a joke: the man takes his wife to McLemore's cave where the echo reveals the last word, delivering a punchline on their marital tension. The item, styled as a humorous public-domain caption, reflects old newspaper wit.
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McLemore
New York Press
Unreasonable Husband Finds Fault Over Breakfast
A Somerville Journal fragment notes a quarrel where a wife questions her husband’s annoyance at burnt steak despite a vase of fresh flowers on the breakfast table. The exchange hints at marriage tensions over daily matters.
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Somerville Journal
A Different March. Quotations from papers on life
A collection of wry quotations: a London Express quip about school inspector and a small girl, and an Atchison Globe remark on people who do nothing yet impose on workers.
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London Express
Fine store and office room for rent in East Oregonian building
Rent available for a fine store and an office room within the East Oregonian building. Inquiries should contact the office for details and arranging viewings.
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East Oregonian
Grocer Refund Promise on Schilling’s Boost
Customer asks why groceries don’t refund fully. Complaint notes difficulty getting goods or money back. Ad claims grocer refunds money and offers payoff if you dislike Schilling’s Boost.
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Schilling
Thornton Music Co Ad Promotes instruments and machines
An advertisement lists Thornton Music Co at 13 Main Street offering high grade pianos and organs along with talking machines records cabinets and other musical merchandise at affordable prices. It references Columbia Hoover and Victor brands and emphasizes a wide selection.
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Main Street
Columbia, Hoison and
Victor
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Reliable House
Jesse
the Jagless
Joy Juice
Pendleton
Henry
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Rutherford & Molitor
Propa
Huntington Yard
Mountain Division
Waking Stock Company
Colorado
St. Peter’s
Stein-Bloch Smart
Stein-Bloch
Carney & Tweedy
Telephone Mall
V. Stroble
Court Street
America
Workingmens Clothing Co
Old Hunt’s Depot
Main and Webb Srs
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