Eczema Sufferer Describes Long Struggle With Itching
A patient recalls fifteen years of eczema causing relentless itching and sleepless nights. He recounts bandages, repeated scratching, and failed attempts by multiple physicians to provide a lasting cure or relief.
Hotel Portland Upsides Rates for Tourists
Hotel Portland Oregon offers American plan lodging at two per day for tourists with a focus on reasonable accommodations. The brief note highlights daily rate structure and aims to attract travelers seeking mid range hospitality in Portland.
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Portland
Oregon
Proebates Plan Repairs for Warner-Saling Hotel
Weston May 14 A recent meeting of the citizens and executors of the Warner Saling estates decided the Marshall hotel building should be repaired and arranged for rental as the city needs a good hotel. Work to begin at once. Also updates: George W. Proebster enlarging his dwelling in Weston at the Brick Yard. first kiln unloaded and five carload shipment. fuel shortages threaten continued work.
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Weston
Warner-Saling Estates
Marshall
George W. Proebster
Robert Hopkins
Wm. Robinson
Los Angeles
Cal
Osteopathy College
Moses Kinnear
J. T. Fuson
Brandt
North Main Street
J. B. Baddeley
Weerton
J. A. Badderly
French
Wheeler County Institute
German Baptist Church
Dry Creek
Alba News Notes and Summer Prospects in District 79
Alba notes report a wet spell easing after weeks of heat and drought, promising pasture growth and a sowing window if crepe can be put in by May. District 79 school opens with Roxie Pringle as teacher, while Ed Brehm and Ora Arbogast manage stock and lumber operations. J Scott buys a ranch near Alba, Haul traffic shifts as Pendleton supplies arrive, and locals await the Pilot Rock rail line expansion to ease freight waits.
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Echool
Alba
Mins Roxie Pringle
Linn County
Ed Brehm
Weston
Ora Arbogast
Boonna
William Scott
Hidaway Springs
Pendleton
J. Scott
Vale
Malheur County
Pilot Rock
Accommodations of the trolley line to increase Milton
Milton May 14 a picnic at Nichols park featured the Walla Walla College Price band and a sacred concert. The Walla Walla Traction Company plans more cars, possibly two on peak runs, to ease crowding on Sundays. Memorial and Decoration Day plans include a large veterans’ gathering with Mayor Haker delivering the main address. Professor W C Howard to lead Columbia College as president with Miss Martin in charge of music. Milton will celebrate the Fourth of July in traditional fashion. A new Milton hotel company is incorporated with $15 000 capital led by Elam Cockburn Putnam Miller and Troyer. New O T & N agent Pryan transfers to Milton.
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Milton
Walla Walla
Nichols Park
College Price
Stone River Post
Haker
Weston
W. Co. Howard
Columbia College
Davis
Miss Martin
Tennessee
Mise Inez Phelps
VU. S. Montgomery
Sunnyside
Chris Herr
Charley Gikin
Montgomery
Incorporate Hotel Company
A. M. Elam
H. M. Cockburn
W. E. Putnam
8. A. Miller
A. E. Troyer
Ww. C. W
Walls Walla
Disturbance verdict and burglary report in local brief
A man who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is fined to buy Foley's Honey and Tar at Koeppen's Drug Store. At Arrow near Lewiston a burglar stole $80, two watches and a revolver from George Kress, owner of a lunch counter.
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Foley
Koeppen
Arrow
Lewiston
George Kress
Bronchial Troubles and Hy-o-mel Inhaler Claim
An advertisement promotes Hy-o-mel as a cure for bronchial trouble. It asserts inhaled medicated air relieves inflammation and cough, condemns sprays and atomizers, and offers a one dollar complete outfit through Tallman & Co with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory.
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Tallman & Co
Narrow Escape and State Fair Labor Change
A notice records R. E. Bean accepting a fire position with Wallawa Traction. G. W. Clord of Plunk Missouri recalls a four year old injury to his thumb healed by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Washington state fair commissioners halted convict labor on the fair grounds after labor union pressure.
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G. W. Clord
Plunk
Bucklen
Tallman & Cos
Washington State Fair
Osteopathy claim of winter colds causing many diseases
A piece argues that winter colds cause widespread illness by forcing spinal and rib muscle contractions that pinch nerves and disrupt organ function. It claims osteopathy relieves and cures by relaxing contracted muscles and restoring nerve supply, contrasting with drug-focused approaches.
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Remedy Announcement
Koeppen's Drug Store states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is not affected by the national pure food and drug law. It contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Koeppen
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