Change in Woman's Life in Graniteville Vi
Woman reports relief from the Change of Life symptoms after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter, signed Mrs. Chas. Barcly, Graniteville, VI, claims complete restoration and praises the remedy for others, noting Pinkham's long record and free advice from the company.
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Graniteville
Pinkhan
Lyida F. Pinkham
Nike
Chas. Barcly
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Ydian E. Pinkham
Pendleton Urges Fairness to Newcomers in School Tuition Policy
Liberal views favor treating newcomers fairly to encourage settlement and school enrollment. Frank Welles proposed charging tuition for outside students, but the Pendleton school board and Commercial Club favor waiving tuition to attract residents. Local support appears strong for the board's policy.
Tuition Policy Debate Divides Pendleton Board
The school board, in an action by unanimous vote, published Superintendent Welles's report on tuition but did not endorse it. The Bas Orerontan argues against charging outside students, saying tuition would not affect taxes and would damage the view of public schools as free. It warns reviving tuition would be a backward step for Pendleton’s progress.
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Welles
Welle
Pendleton
Settlement Ends Salts Dispute Over Furnish Project
The long running litigation between Furnish and Doc has been settled amicably, easing concerns among Stanfield residents and project supporters. With the reservoir complete and converted to a storage water project, locals are urged to celebrate peace at Horseshoe Curve, marking a new chapter for the Furnish development.
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Messrs
Furnish
Doc
Fast
Oregonian
Stanfield
Horseshoe Curve
Oregonian pushes for special session amid vetoed bills
The Portland Oregonian argues for a special session driven by standpatters to revive bills vetoed by the governor. The public opposes a forced session, noting many vetoed measures deserved the axe and governor cuts on appropriations reduced session burden. It warns that irregular adjournment could tempt record tampering and skullduggery.
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Senate Journal
Oregonian
Charter Changes Discussed At Mass Meeting Tonight
At the Commercial club rooms a mass meeting is set for tonight to consider charter amendments for a forthcoming special election. Local businessmen and taxpayers should attend to debate differences of opinion and determine needed changes to enable street improvements.
War rhetoric and ongoing mine explosions continue
The text notes threats of harsh treatment for captured Insurrectos and Madero returning with strong statements about federalists. It warns that continued hostilities may injure people on both sides while mine explosions persist, and the Grim Reaper is busy.
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Madero
Grim Reaper
Modern Structure Planned to Replace School Brick Pile
The high school hill will look much better with a modern structure in place of the pile of brick now used for school purposes.
Soldiers Do Not Complain About Mobilization Cause
The article notes that regardless of the mobilization reason, the soldiers are not complaining. It presents a concise view of military morale and public perception during enlistment efforts. No specific individuals, places, or dates are given in the fragment.
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Teutsch
Supreme Court affirms corporate tax legality on earnings
The court rules the government may tax corporations one percent on earnings above five thousand dollars per year. Corporations face this levy as the privilege of being a corporation, though many may not meet the $5000 earnings threshold.
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Supreme Court
No More Greasy Doughnuts in Greenville
A Greenville woman writes that using Cottolene for frying doughnuts yields brown crisp delicious results. She prefers Cottolene for doughnuts pastry light bread and flaky biscuita and notes it being carried on camping trips. The N K Fairbank Company markets Cottolene as a wholesome economical shortening sold by grocers.
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Greenville
S. C
N. K. Fairbank Company
Rubber market firm says Lewis Nixon at Delmont Co dinner
Lewis Nixon of the American Rubber Club comments on the rubber market at a Delmont Co dinner in New York, noting it is generally firm and less influenced by Imaginifry tle, in contrast to other distractions.
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Lewis Nixon
American Rubber Club
Delmontco
New York
Adam Jones
Adam
A Healthy Happy Old Age Promoted by a Laxative Remedy
An ad extols Syrup of Figs as a natural gentle laxative for all ages. It claims it cleanses the system, warms and tones internal organs without weakening them, and notes only genuine bottles bearing the California Fig Syrup Co. name ensure benefits.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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