Laughter Magazine Sparks Fatal Smile in Ohio
Abe Skinner of Taylorsburg Ohio, mocked by KiFF the Great American Magazine of Fun, died laughing after reading the issue. The Biff staff is described as top artists and editors, with a highly illustrated colorful edition promising family cheer. Subscriptions offered: 5c a year plus 60c for one year.
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Taylorsburg
Ohio
Abe Skinner
Kiff
Biff
Biff Publishing Co
Dayton
Critical Time Of Woman's Life In Odd Va
Mrs Martha L Hottoway of Odd Virginia says she recovered health after years of illness using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She suffered back pain, nervousness, and bleeding during the Change of Life and regained energy to work county duties. The ad promotes the medicine as a standard remedy for women's ills and invites confidential letters to the Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Odd
Lydia E. Pinkham
Martha L. Hottoway
Lydia E.pinkham
Pendleton Notes Licensed to Wed and Local Notices
Licensed to wed John Price and Leta Perler of the county by County Clerk Saling. Schwartz & Grenlich obtain permit to lay fifty feet of concrete walk on Garden Street. County constable Tom Smart declares he was named for the Pen-Meton district at no cost. G E Hunter leaves baggage master post at O W R N depot to farm near Nye. Dr M W Turley moves to Pendleton. Dr C O Wainscott takes practice at Hermiston. Real estate transfers include Sadie and S B Walton of Echo to James A Fee Jr of New York for 160 acres. Julia Luhrs of Pilot Rock to Samuel R Porter for $4550. Western Union change announced. Pendleton Western Union manager Jones to be relieved. new manager not named. Testimony in Bester case being transcribed. Judge Parkes to issue findings likely Friday. Police court reports six men and one woman arrested for intoxication. bail posted by Pearsons, Johnson, Blevins. Minthorn, Meyers, and Miller facing terms. Molly Montgomery also detained. Sheriff Ed Rand of Baker County in Pendleton seeking U S marshal post. expects appointment to go to a Democrat under President Wilson.
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Sadie Walton
8. B. Walton
Echo
James A. Fee, Jr
New York
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Julia Luhrs
Pilot Rock
Samuel R. Porter
Bill Pearsons
F. ©. Johnson
Bill Blevins
Wilfrid Minthorn
Jim Meyers
Fritz Miller
Liberty
Molly Montgomery
Molly Ruby
Durance Vile
Harmony. Authoress and Cook Conclude Reading Exchange
A dialogue excerpt shows Harmony asking for a cook named Concordia from Schiller's Bells. The authoress questions the cook about her familiarity with the Bells as the scene suggests literary conversation from Fliegende Blaetter.
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Cook
Concordia
Schiller
Parisian Sage hair tonic offered with money back promise
Tallman & Co authorizes Parisian Sage with a money back offer if two bottles fail to satisfy. Ad targets young women with thinning or graying hair and promotes large bottle scents at Tallman & Co and dealers. Includes image of a girl with auburn hair on the package.
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Tallman & Co
Land Titles Cleared in Pendleton Suits
Judge Phelps issued decrees in the case Jesse B. Vert trustee vs George A Callahan et al. Defendants were in default and ordered to convey all interest in total and 2 of block 11 in Raley's addition to Pendleton to Jacob Born, securing clear title to the aw 1-4 of the aw 1-4, the sw 1-4 of the se 1-4 of section T, two 6 5 RR 32, with Thomas E. Perker and wife ordered to deed their interest to him.
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Phelps
Jesse
Vert
George A. Callahan
James A. Howard
Raley
Pendleton
Jacob Born
Thomas E. Perker
Miss Cecilia Farley to Wed in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Cecilia Farley once Ohio statehouse stenographer who was acquitted of the murder of Alvin H. Zolinger last May is expected to arrive Thursday to marry Jerome Quigley. Her father James Farley says the wedding will proceed despite reports from Columbus.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Cecilia Farley
Ohio Statehouse
Alvin HB. Zollinger
James Farley
Jerome Quigley
Columbus
Dreams of Fire Send Woman Seven Stories to Fall
Mrs. Ida Raht wife of a New York banker dreamed of a fire in her apartment and walked in her sleep through an open window, plunging seven stories to the ground. She probably was fatally hurt in the accident reported from New York.
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Falls
New York
Ida Raht
Hobble skirts traced to ancient Crete finds
Philadelphia November 26 Excavations in Crete led by Dr Edith Hall of the University of Pennsylvania indicate hobble skirts and tight corsets were worn by women about 4000 years ago 3000 years before Christ She reports on discoveries showing manunish collars among attire and notes the early adoption of restrictive garb
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Crete
Philadelphia
Edith Hall
University of Pennsylvania
Hall
Christ
Specially Appointed Day For Universal Thanksgiving Details
A notice outlines a near approach of a specially appointed day for universal thanksgiving. Authorities encourage observance nationwide with ceremonial events planned in multiple states and churches.
Excavations on the island hindered by Turkish red tape
Dr Hall says Balkan war eases digs on the island as Turkish rule obstructs excavation with heavy red tape. Blobbs muses on knowing each other in heaven. Blobbs replies that few here truly know one another. Philadelphia Record.
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Island
Hall
Blobbs
Philadelphia Record
Pendleton Fire Department To Elect Chiefs Dec 2 1912
Notice for a firemen election at Pendleton City Hall from 7 to 9 pm on December 2 1912. Voters must be active Pendleton Fire Department members for 60 days prior. Officers sought are Chief Engineer Assistant Chief Engineer and Second Assistant Chief Engineer. Published by order of the Common Council on November 20 1912.
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Fire Department
City of
Pendleton
City Hall
Welock
Common Council of
Thos. Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Masquerade Ball at Eagle-Woodman Hall This Wednesday
A masquerade ball will be held on Wednesday evening November 27 at Eagle Woodman Hall. Cash prizes will be awarded for best costumes. Music will be provided by the United Orchestra.
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
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Standard Grocery Company, Inc
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Bernard O'Gara
Séc
Treas
Koeppen’s
Who-Is
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Optometrist
Wm. Hanscom
Newsy
John Price
Leta Perler
Saling
Schwartz & Grenlich
Garden Street
Tom Smart
Pen- Meton
G. E. Hunter
Nye
Turley
M. W. Turley
Hermiston
C. O. Wainscott
Adams
Western Union
East Oregonian
San Francisco
United Press
Jones
One Bester
Isaac Simms
Parkes
U. S
Ed Rand
Baker County
Baker
Messrs
Bourne
Williams
Wilson
Plum
Rand
Royal M. Sawtelle the Jeweler
Miss Parley
Empire Meat Co
Workingmens Clothing Co
Pendleton Amateur Athletic Club
Eddie O’connell
Welterweigit
Ernest Pineau
Carlyle University
Jack Kennedy
Pendleton Drug Co
Frazier-Nelson
Santa Claus
Fragier-Nelson
Umatilla
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