Weston Opera Hall Tonight Hosts Thanksgiving Dance
Weston crowd prepares for a Thanksgiving dance at the opera house run by local youths from Weston and Athena. The Normal seniors held a grand reception, while Alonzo Carlisle, once a Weston resident, is reported seriously ill in Butte. Bennie Lee stays with J. N. Bassett, and Louis Reynolds is ill. James Powers shows mountain potatoes, with some weighing seven to eight pounds, amid fields yielding up to 300 bushels. Agent Walters visits relatives in Fairfield, Washington.
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Weston
Opera House
Athena
Normal
Assembly Hall
Alonzo Carlisle
Butte
Mont
Bennie Lee
J. N. Bassett
Louis Reynolds
James Powers
Nore
Child Burned In Boiling Water Accident At Home
A three year old boy, son of Fred McElrath, backed into a tub of boiling water while playing with his father in Milton. He was rescued and suffered burns to the back and shoulders, though doctors say the injuries will not be serious. Thanksgiving was observed locally. Columbia College students planned an opera house entertainment tonight. Recorder Craig visited relatives in Ellensburg.
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Milton
Fred McElrath
Columbia College
Craig
Ellensburg
Dancers Struck by Illness and Government Spending
A column notes dances cause colds leading to pneumonia and consumption, urging Foley's Honey and Tar as a remedy. It warns to reject counterfeit yellow package versions and mentions Pendleton Drug Co. A joke claims the government poured money into Wall Street last month and removed less dirt in Panama.
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Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Wall Street
Panama
The Primitive Violin History Snapshot
Circle Magazine traces the violin from its lyre and monochord roots to the true model of the mid sixteenth century. It notes early forms lacked contour, waist shaping in the thirteenth century, corner blocks added in the fifteenth, and sound holes and bridge placement evolving over time.
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Germany
Circle Magazine
Testimony on Humble Stand Shrouded by Laughter at Revival
At a revival meeting Sister Jones admitted a long history of transgression and refused to testify, saying she belongs in a dark corner behind the door. Brother Smith echoed the sentiment, adding he too has sinned for over forty years and should stay behind the door. The scene drew convulsed laughter from the praying crowd.
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Sister Jones
Smith
Jones
Don't Whisk Your Hat Care Tips
Do not use a whisk broom on hats whether stiff or soft as it wears away the hat surface and damages the band. A curved hair brush is useful for under the hat curl, but a woolen cloth pad, strap across the back, is best for cleaning hats according to American Hatter.
Seattle man a descendant of Württemberg ruler 600 years ago
Charles A. Uhirich died Saturday in Seattle. He was a direct descendant of Eberhard who ruled Württemberg about six centuries ago.
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Charles A. Uhirich
Seattle
Eberhard
Wurtenburg
Foley's Kidney Cure Credited With Cure for Dropsy
Mr Robert Burke of Elnora New York recounts severe kidney illness before trying Foley's Kidney Cure. He says after three bottles the dropsy and Brights disease symptoms disappeared and eyesight improved, with one 60 cent bottle praised by a friend. Pendleton Drug Co.
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Robert O. Burke
Elnora
N. Y
Foley
Pendleton Drug Co
Electric burner caused fire alarm at Ogg saloon
A lamp reported as an air lamp yesterday was actually an electric burner. The bartender left it lit overnight, burning bright and filling the saloon with smoke, which triggered the fire alarm as the patrons left.
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Ogg
Addison C. Gumbert Eyed as First Mayor of Greater Pittsburg
Addison C. Gumbert, a retired old time base ball player, may become the first mayor of Greater Pittsburg. The former baseball player left the sport a decade ago and now stands as a leading candidate for the new city post.
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Addison C. Gumbert
Greater
Pittsburg
Gumbert
Hyomel Promises Quick Cure for Catarrh
Advertises Hyomel as a unique inhaled remedy to treat catarrh by destroying germs and soothing mucous membranes. Tallman & Co. offers a trial with a refund of $1 for unsatisfied buyers, urging immediate use to prevent progression to chronic disease.
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Tallman & Co
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