May White Sale Items Include Linens And Wears
The ad showcases TABLE LINENS and fabrics in heavy weight linen and crepe with prices from 20c to 5c, plus silk warp flannel and linen warp goods. Also listed are handkerchief linen, round thread linen, lingerie waists, tailored waists, and white wash skirts in multiple sizes and models. May White Sale highlights quality, patterns, and discounted values across textiles and apparel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senves
Gibbon & Sons
Batiste
Esse
Jimmy Valentine Opens Safe Hidden Will Mystery
A Broadway mystery ends as a real life Jimmy Valentine opens a large silver coated steel ball and discovers inside the will and testament of Al Adams. Experts failed for six years to solve the riddle before the safe yielded its secret in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Adames
New York
Broadway
Jimmy Valentine
Al Adams policy king safe deeds move from putnam building
The long stored private safe of the late policy king Al Adams was moved through the Putnam building to a new owner after an awkward chain of custody. Dr. H G White Jr tried to dispose of it or gift it, then handed the safe to a watchman who sold it for ten dollars to P Dode Ackerman. An expert opened the safe and papers were turned to Albert J Adams and Charles F Bauerdorf, who said the items held little value. The will copy and deeds had been duplicated and recorded by Bauerdorf, Adams’ long-time attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Adams
Ansonia
Lobster Palace
H. G. White Jr
Putnam Bull
Dr. White
Putnam
P. Dode Ackerman
Avenue
Aackerman
Albert J. Adams
Policy King
Mr. Adams
Charles F. Bauerdorf
Adams
Bauerdorf
Reptile Reverses Chase in York Field Encounter
Two Spring Grove cigarmakers Whorley and Nelson Kopp chased a large blacksnake in a field near York on the outskirts of North Codorus township. The reptile turned and pursued them, ending the chase as the men fled, unaware how long the mêlée lasted. For back relief the notice promotes Chamberlain's Liniment, sold by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Spring Grove
Whorley
Nelson Kopp
North
Codorus Township
Taxicab and Touring Cars Service Ad
Taxicab ang Touring Cars charge 26 cents to any part of city with phone contact at Main 12. Available day and night.
Alfalfa harvest underway in Hermiston Oregon May 28
Special Correspondence from Hermiston Oregon notes farmers have begun harvesting the first alfalfa crop, with some slight damage from recent rains. The season shows above average yields due to ample natural moisture. The piece also lists residents and visitors in town including Ina Wattenburger of Echo and others traveling to Pendleton, Seattle, and Portland, plus buyers eyeing Maxwell irrigation lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermiston
Ore
Ina Wattenburger
Echo
Skinner
Calgary
Canada
Glenn Fisher
Hermiston Auto Garage
Seattle
Russell Brownell
Sisson
California
Maurice D. Scroggs
Pendleton
G. H. Upthegrove
H. T. Irwin
Plan to Restore Life By Artificial Respiration
Dr. Samuel J. Meltzer of the Rockefeller Institute reports a method to revive deceased animals using a catheter in the pharynx and bellows to pump air into the lungs. He urges trials in acute human deaths where the cause may be temporary and calls for use in industrial accident cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samee
J. Meltzer
Rockefeller Institute
New York
Samuel J. Meltzer
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Meltzer
Department of Physiology and Pharmacology
Institute
Journal of the American Medical Sasociation
Metzer
Ufe
Boy injured by taxicab pleads to save chauffeur
New York report says Joseph Burns, a schoolboy, was pinned beneath a taxicab after a bike collision. He pleaded with a threatening crowd to spare the chauffeur, insisting the accident was his fault. He was rushed to a hospital with internal injuries, a skull fracture, and a mangled leg. condition serious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Burns
Middle West Side
Young Burns
Ministers object to band concerts on Sunday
Six ministers petitioned South Park commissioners to ban Sunday band concerts in Aickinley Park at West Thirty-Ninth Street and Western Avenue. They argued summer church services suffered last year due to the music. Clergymen named include Rev. William M. Dewey of Bethany Baptist, Rev. Thomas C. Warrington of McKinley Park Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Nels W. Bard of McKinley Park Swedish Methodist Episcopal, Rev. A. H. Finger of McKinley Park Methodist Episcopal, and Rev. D. August Fleer of St. Phillip’s German Evangelical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
South Park
Aickinley Park
West Thirty-Ninth Street
Western Avenue
William M. Dewey
Bethany Baptist Church
Thomas C. Warrington
McKinley Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Zemo Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
An advertising notice for Zemo skin remedy from EB W Rose Medicine Co claims instant stoppage of irritation from eczema chafing pimples and salt rheum. It touts vanishing liquid action and a money back guarantee with trial bottles at 26 cents, sold at Pendleton Drug Store in St Louis and via druggists at one dollar a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Pendleton Drug Store
Ministers' request on file. music committee to review
Commissioners placed the ministers' request on file and referred the matter to the music committee. If band concerts interfere with church services they will be stopped. A reader praises Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and bowel relief and notes referrals by a Newbery Junction advertiser. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Music
Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newbery Junction
N. B
Savings on firewood and coal at Ko pittke & Gillanders
Special prices offered on Goood dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow pine and five cord lots plus Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal. Improve digestion with Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. thousands benefited. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kopittke & Gillanders
Chamberlain
Widower Divorces Wife After Four Hour Marriage
John W. Vincent, 72, a shipping clerk, married a 32 year old woman, then faced her demands for his pay and savings. After she threatened to "cut his heart out" and slashed him with a butcher knife for four hours, he sued for separation. Justice Blackmar granted the decree, while the wife protested outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurely
New York
John W. Vincent
Gans Steamship Company
Vincent
Crupon
Seok
Stingy Husband Sparks Talk of Separation
The speaker vents over a possible separation that would leave her with nothing. She declares she will appeal, asserts she could work, and emphasizes she will not support Carrie. The dialogue reveals desperation and resolve in facing financial hardship.
Falsehood Revealed by a Stomach Pump at West Point
West Point cadets Charles Carroll Fitzhugh from North Dakota and Frederick Hurd Van Horn from Connecticut were dismissed from the military academy by General Thom as Barry. After leaving for a baseball game in civilian attire they slipped back toward quarters and were found dishonest about drinking, with a stomach pump exposing the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Point
N. Y
Charles Carroll Fitshugh
North Dakota
Frederick Hurd van Horn
Conneticut
Military Academy
Thomas Barry
Post
Cadeta
Post Athletic Field
Fitzhugh
van Hort
Highland Falls
Barry
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Hood River
Colonel Astor
The
Gerry Society
ZEMO
Dr. Pierce
Carrie
Bradfield
Pers Pater
TOR CO
Atlanta, Ga
Oregon
American National Bank
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