Memorial day double header split by Oakland and Vernon
In the Sporting World Coast League Memorial Day doubleheader Oakland defeated Vernon in the morning 5-2, while Vernon won the afternoon game 4-? The Oakland players Wolverton Hengling and umpire Hildebrand sustained injuries. Monseert and Roy Brashear homered. Portland topped Sacramento 1-0 and 9-0 in two shutouts, while Los Angeles beat San Francisco 5-3 in Recreation Park. Hodle homered for San Francisco.
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Tatterle Krause Hall and Thom ie Narkgr and Carrigan
Four individuals named Tatterle Krause Hall Thom ie Narkgr and Carrigan appear in reader text. The note lists these names as participants or subjects in an unspecified item. No dates locations or affiliations are provided.
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Tatterle
Krause
Hall and
Thomie
Narkgr
Carrigan
England set to require universal school physical training
A bill framed to Parliament aims to curb physical deterioration from crowded cities by mandating compulsory physical training for children. All authorities would provide at least two hours weekly for both sexes, taught by qualified instructors, until age 16, with a prohibition on teaching or using war weapons during sessions.
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London
England
Woman Composer Tas Her Opera Produced
Berlin reports a Dutch woman Cornee von Oosterse is credited with an opera titled The Vow produced at Weimar Court Theatre. Critics remained unimpressed as in Berlin with Arthur Neven’s piece. The article notes scarce female opera success despite plentiful songs and piano works by women. The prose includes an aside on a stomach remedy advertisement.
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Berlin
Weimar
Arthur Neven
Cornee von Oosterses
Richard Ross
Wife Heeds Spirits as Husband Seeks Divorce
Indianapolis report details Eugene Adrian filing an cross-bill in Evansville suit, alleging separation due to meals for departed relatives and alleged s p eeches with spirits at mealtime. The notice blends local court action with unrelated ads and bank news from Abilene and Holland.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eugene Adrian
Evansville
Cole
Oregon Short Line Buys 160 Acres Near Ontario
The Oregon Short Line has purchased 160 acres near the stockyards south of town from the road land people, adding to an existing 80 acres. The land will be used for railroad purposes and material is being shipped to Yale daily for Oregon & Eastern. Construction is expected to begin soon.
Vale Publicity Drive Boosts Vale Oregon Campaign
Vale Chamber of Commerce launches an advertising campaign by printing 20 000 copies of a four page pamphlet describing Vale and area. Directors instruct monthly booster fund contributions of 205 dollars to sustain the effort with A Movesso, editor of the Malhenr En teyprish, serving as assistant secretary.
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Grenn
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Vale Chamber of Commerce
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A. Movesso
Malhenr Enteyprish
Midshipman to Wed in Eugene Oregon Engagement
Announcement of the engagement between Midshipman to Mr. Davis of the United States navy on the battleship Kansas and Miss Marlon Marlin of Pittsburg arrives in Eugene where Davis' parents reside. Davis grew up in Eugene, finished naval academy last year, and met Miss Marlin as a cadet. He excelled in athletics and academics at Eugene High School.
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Midsnipman
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United States Navy
Kansas
Marlon Marlin
Pittsburg
4 A. Davis
Naval Academy
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Academy
Eugene High School
Uncle Joe Cannon Chews Tobacco in Congress
An English observer, Tishman, writing for a London daily, contrasts American manners with British ideals. He praises discipline and order yet criticizes U S congress, citing Speaker Joe Cannon lighting a cigarette, spitting, and chewing tobacco during sessions as emblematic of perceived lack of dignity in American political practices.
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Congress
Washington
Captain Kettle
Kidney health with Foley remedy urged by Koeppen Bros
Health advisory stresses that good health hinges on sound kidneys and urges early use of Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregularity to prevent serious illness. The Koeppen Bros. note promotes restoring kidneys and bladder to normal function.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Foley’s Honey and Tar Maintains Quality at No Cost Increase
The ad extols Foley's Honey and Tar as maintaining high standards and curative qualities without price rise. It claims effectiveness for coughs colds croup whooping cough throat chest and lung ailments. The genuine product is in a yellow package and Koeppen Bros promotes it.
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Foley
Koeppen Bros
Allen's Foot-Ease advertised remedy label
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease and Allen's Foot-Fase antiseptic powders. It promises relief for tired aching feet, sore hot and sweating feet, and helps with corns and bunions. The copy urges use in shoes, avoiding substitutes, and offers a trial package from Olmsted, La Boy, New York.
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Olmsted
la Boy
N. Y
Oregon State College quarter centennial program at Corvallis
The East Oregonian outlines Oregon Agricultural College's quarter century celebration in Corvallis from June 10 to June 14. Alumni, students, and friends are invited to attend a packed schedule including receptions, reunions, religious services, an oration by Hon. W. F. Herrin, a commencement, band concert, and a Gilbert and Sullivan show by the Madrigal and Glee clubs.
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Tuchy
Shepard Hall
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W. F. Herrin
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San Pranelaca
California
Armory
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Montana Agricultural College
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Rockefeller Would Lose All If Spending On Remedy
A calmid claim that John D. Rockefeller could not spend enough to beat Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea dysentery or bowel complaints. The text notes it is impossible and that users agree. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
John D. Rockefeller
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