Pastime Pictures and Local Ads Prominent in City
Local brief listing shows Pastime theatre boasting more moving pictures than any other venue. Nearby ads promote coal from Burroughs, laundry services to Main 198, and various shops offering dresses, haircare, dye works, and lodging. Also notices for lost fob, selling property, and medical ad for Foley’s Urine Laxative.
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Main 198
Chas Rayburn
Malin
Roarters
West Bluff Street
Two men travel world in tub halted by German police
Two men crossed Italy, Switzerland, France, Belgium and Holland in a tub used as shelter. Their journey ended when German police confiscated the tub at the front for hindering traffic, ending the world tour on the road.
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Berlin
Italy
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Holland
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tohieis Relief for Women Suffering Constipation
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tohieis claims relief for women with chronic constipation headache biliousness dizziness pallor and dyspepsia. Sold by all dealers in an advertised patent medicine format typical of early 20th century tonics.
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Chamberlain
Optician John Schmidt in Pen-Meton Oregon
F A Olise office advertises an eye care practice in Pen Meton Oregon with over fifty years experience fitting glasses. It notes in house grinding of lenses and careful eye examinations to ensure glasses fit precisely.
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John Schmidt
Pen- Meton
Ore
Complete Buddhist Temple Opens in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the opening of a complete Buddhist temple at the Philadelphia Museum, the most extensive display of Chinese Buddhist idols in America. Curator Charles Toothiker arranged a glass-enclosed gallery with images from China, including Buddha, Kwan Yin, and Confucius tablets, after 35 years of collecting by William P. Wilson.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
America
Specthan
China
William P. Wilson
Museeum
Charles R. Toothiker
Yellow Peril airship debuts at Aldershot in Britain
London officials unveil the Yellow Peril, a 100-foot long dirigible with a central 100 horsepower motor and twin four-blade propellers. Described as fish shaped, it carried four men on its first trial and is hailed as a major advance over predecessors.
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London
England
Solliers
Aldershot
Big Dance on Patrick's Day at Eagle-Woodman Hall
On Thursday evening March 17 Eagle Woodman hall hosts a dance featuring Johnson's Orchestra. Ladies free entry while gentlemen pay 60 cents.
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
Johnson's Orchestra
Coffee in the rear lounge echoes river’s color across Chicago
A fragmented note likens coffee served in a lounge to the color of the river bisecting Chicago, blending sensory detail with urban imagery and regional reference.
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Chicago
Pendleton Notes District Manager Visits for Local Office
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports Pacific Telephone district manager PB Van Houtte visited the city on business tied to the local office and departed for Walla Walla, where his headquarters are. Also noted is the death of P. T. McDowell, about 40, at St. Anthony's hospital after illness near Holdman. relatives not found.
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PB. van Houtte
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Company
Walla Willa
Stranger
P. T. McDowell
St. Anthony's Hospital
Holdman
All Steel Box Car Draws Attention at Depot
An entirely steel box car attracts notice at the O RR N depot this morning. Though such cars have operated on other roads for six years, this may be the first seen in Pen Wieton. South Hil residents push a plan to reduce the Tustin street hill grade by half the cost from a property subscription, with the city covering the rest, and to construct an incline sidewalk for pedestrians.
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Union Pacific
Pen- Wieton
Vaccination Thought to Cause Death of Ukiah Woman
Mrs. Frank Gilliland, 29, died at St. Anthony's hospital this afternoon from blood poisoning linked to smallpox vaccination. A Ukiah resident, she had been vaccinated there and brought to the city two months ago for treatment. She leaves five children, oldest under 16. funeral plans set for Ukiah tomorrow.
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Frank Gilliland
St. Anthony's Hospital
Gilliand
Ukiah
Shall We Never Grow Tired from Toxin Research
In the March Technical World Magazine an article explores fatigue as a toxin produced in the body with an antidote formed in response. Dr Weichardt’s work with fatigueness shows serum from treated animals confers resistance to fatigue and can render lethal doses harmless, revealing a stimulant effect and a potential tonic.
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Weichardt
March Technical World Magazine
Stump Frustration Sparks Rural Family Quip
An irritable elf farmer and his slow son stumble on a stump amid a sultry day. The father curses the stump in frustration, while the son rebukes him, insisting such language isn’t appropriate for a child. The moment captures a rustic, humorous domestic scene and farm life.
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Pip
Unclear historic quote from Mark Twain dialogue fragment
Fragmentary OCR text presents a mangled quotation attributed to Mark Twain about a woman and a girl in Hannibal Missouri. The readable lines are disjointed and contain unclear references to gender and children, with no coherent event or outcome to describe.
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Mark
Hannibal
Missouri
Delicate Definitions at a Victor Herbert Concert
Two chorus ladies discuss Herbert's repertoire and the composer's breadth, noting his growing girth in a witty exchange. The remark captures light social theater commentary from the era.
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Victor Herbert
Mr. Herbert
Teachers' Training Class Meets Tonight at College
The teachers training class gathers at the business college at 7 20 PM for plans on the last half year's work. All members are urged to attend whether prepared or not and those aiming to take the final exam are especially asked to be present. Lesson 28 will be presented by the teachers. Bring pencils.
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Business College
Leson
Storey
Worth a Dollar 3 Drop
Fred Patchen of Manlius New York reports kidney trouble relief after using Foley's Kidney Remedy. He credits two fifty cent bottles with complete cure and over two years without symptoms. Koeppen Bros.
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Fred Patchen
Manlius
N. Y
Foley
Koeppen
Berlin Chancellor Opposes Secret Manhood Suffrage
Berlin reports Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg rejected direct and secret manhood suffrage in Diet elections. Socialists had organized street demonstrations, but the government stance remains unchanged, with the chancellor affirming no secret suffrage plan.
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Germany
Berlin
von Bethmann-Hollweg
Tablets praised for healing by thousands of Woetten
Promotes tablets said to be safe reliable and curative restoring health for many customers. Sold by all dealers in the region.
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Chamberlain
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladics Home Journal
Hohbach’s
Court St
Burroughs Phone Main
M. EB
Burroughs
Verne Millinery
Malin Street
W. Webb
Aura Street
Salta
City Dye Works
Hays
Finney
Raley Street
Koeppen Bree
F. A. Olise
Latin County
Buddha
Kwan Yin Pin So
Confucius
Pish-Stupe
Koeppen Bros
Koebppren
Newsy
Pendleton
Wohlenberg Department Store
Marvel
Jet Warvel CO
New York
Sherbet
Pendleton Creamery
Wurphiy, Grant & CO
San Fromcica
Liebastregouian
Oregon
Isemis and
Thir Coule
Umatilla Meadows
J. W. Brackenbury
Ingram
Eve
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