Pendleton Boy Recovers His Missing Shoes
The University of Oregon Emerald recounts Lyman Rice of Pendleton finding a package addressed to him at the Beta Theta Pi house. A bull terrier helped reveal the box contents, a pair of shoes, after Rice had lost them in transit from Seattle to Victoria. The tale ends with Rice recalling his travel mishap and recovering his footwear.
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University of Oregon Emerald
Pendleton
Beta Theta Pi
Lyman Rice
Matt
Lyman
Keshan
Sheahan
Rice
Lyman Gonzales Rice
Victoria
Seattle
Gollorh
Oakland business men to inspect Panama Pacific fair grounds
Oakland businessmen will undertake the first direct trip to the Panama Pacific exposition grounds on March 7 with 250 attendees. They will receive hospitality from the exposition company and tour the fair sites after ferry facilities are completed to handle Oakland traffic.
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Oakland
Cal
Exposition Company
Forty Year Test of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The ad extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy first sold in 1872 and praised for over forty years of popularity. It claims wide reputation, relief for coughs and colds, and ongoing availability through all dealers.
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Dr. R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
Stefansson Stops Using Underwear On Expedition
Dawson V T March 7 The robal northwest mounted police dog sledge expedition returned from Fort McPherson at the mouth of the MacKenzie river after a record breaking 17 12 days. Explorer Stefansson had left McPherson shortly before them and adopted Eskimo dress wearing caribou skins with the hair inside and no underwear.
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Dawson
V. T
Ropal Northwest Mounted Police
Fort McPherson
MacKenzie River
Stefansson
McPherson
Three candidates file petitions with rabbit's foot
In Reyondo Beach California on March 7 three hopefuls for municipal offices submitted nomination petitions. Each petition bore a rabbit's foot tied to the sheet as the election looms on Friday the 13th of March.
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Reyondo Beach
Cal
Man ends life in Marshfield bay
F S Dow. a Balfour-Guthrie auditor, was found dead by his own hand in a bay near his office after a three hour drag by ten men. A note left for A H Allen explained the situation as a company audit tied to a $12000 to $15000 shortage. Dow prepared carefully leaving letters to wife partner and brother. A necktie piece was found with his body. Dow had arranged with the company to handle business in Coos county including Corvale and Myrtle Point. He left $6000 life insurance to his widow.
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Marshfield
Ore
F. S. Dow
Ocean Dock
A. H. Allen
Balfour-Guth- Tie Company
Dow
Allen
Mr. Dow
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Dow
W. P. Murphy
California
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Baby 15 Born In Street In New York
A baby arrived on the East Side of New York shortly after the Herold Hermandez couple alighted from a Twenty-eighth street car near Bellevue Hospital. Dr. Wellington responded after a police officer lent his overcoat to the newborn’s mother, aiding the delivery.
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New York
Log Kills Camp Worker in Sudden Fog Incident
Luther Haskell, about 20, a Gard Iner resident, was killed while slinging rigging in Camp 4 at Smith Powers Logging Co. on South Inlet when a heavy fog rolled in without warning. He had been at the camp only a few days.
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Marshfield
Ore
Notable Odd Fellows reception honors grand master in Eureka
Eureka Lodge No 2 celebrated in honor of Henry J. Taylor grand master of Oregon returning from Portland. Veterans jewels were given to six members for twenty five and thirty years. Other lodges attended and Eurekas record as producing three grand masters was noted. John Hailey Jr D Brusha received 30 year jewels. J H Gwinn 25 year jewel.
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Eureka Lodge No
Henry J. Taylor
Oregon
Portland
Eureka Lodge
Integrity Lodge
Rebekahs
G. M
R. Alexander
Ben Wells
E. E. Sharon
Sharon
D. H. Nelson
P. G
M. A. Ferguson
The Care of Children Don't Feed Too Often
Practical advice for infant care emphasizing measured feeding times and avoiding devices to quiet the child. It warns against overfeeding, long breast or bottle sessions, pacifiers, thumb sucking, and unsafe exposure to drafts or cold floors, as well as ensuring hydration.
When Mother Lets Us Play in the Home
A compact note cites cautionary guidance on safe play for children and lists referenced works by Angela M. Keyes, C. E. Newman, Harriet Martineau, and Edith E. Wiggin. The excerpt emphasizes avoiding sharp objects and dangerous items while encouraging proper reading.
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Angela M. Keyes
C. E. Newman
Harriet Martineau
Edith E. Wiggin
Home hints and fashion notes from a past issue
The column offers domestic tips on airing feather pillows to restore softness, makeshift window poles from broom handles, and dictates fashion trends for formal wear. It covers velvet hats, chiffon dresses, and butterfly lace blouses, with advice on gray gowns and recoloring faded blue stockings using alum and bluing.
Drama to be carried directly to the farmer
Fargo March 7 The Little Country Theatre originated by the North Dakota Agricultural College begins a movement in the Northwest expected to sweep the country The theater is a miniature version of a regular stage but adaptable to any size hall The aim is to bring amateur theatricals into farm homes country schools and village halls with simple cheap stage settings made from college plans
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Fargo
N. D
Little Country Theatre
North Dakota Agricultural College
Northwest
Agricultural College
Plans for little theater program spread nationwide
The plan appeals to educators who have seen its aims and expect it will add a new course in dramatic art to colleges and schools nationwide. It targets farm communities and social centers, enhances the consolidated school plan, and boosts popularity of social centers as organizers expect.
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Little Theater
Apple Advertisers' Association of America Formed
New York March 7 A new organization the Apple Advertisers' Association of America was formed to boost apple consumption abroad. Secretary Border noted 3 000 000 U S apple growers and the rapid crop increase requiring wider markets.
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New York
Apple Advertisers’ Association of America
Border
United States
Cascarets Laxative Ad Campaign
A 10 cent Cascarets advertisement promises a gentle overnight cleanse that purges constipation without gripe or sickness. It touts cleansing the liver and bowels, claims daily use prevents headaches biliousness coated tongue indigestion and sour stomach, and notes children enjoy taking them.
Salts for Kidney and Bladder Trouble
A noted authority says kidney and bladder weakness stem from uric acid. Jad Salts, inexpensive and harmless, neutralizes urine acidity, relieving bladder irritation. take four ounces in water for two to three days to help kidneys and urinary organs return to normal function.
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Alene
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Sone Manton
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Pearl Russell
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Charles Samuel Jackson
China
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Stork
Cupid
Bradfield Regulator Co
Lamar Bldg
Atlanta
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Henry
Brooklyn
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Main Street
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