Change of Life Listed As Danger For Women In 45 To 50
Asheville North Carolina woman Julia A Moore recounts suffering through the change of life and credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after other doctors offered little help. Similar testimony from Mrs Anice Kiruty Circleville Ohio notes better health after using the product, urging others to try it during this critical life stage.
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Asheville
N.C
Lydia E. Pink
Julia A. Moore
East St
Asneville
W. Mill St
Circleville
Ohio
Lydir
Pinkham
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Morning Cleansing
A newspaper ad urges Cascarets as a nightly laxative to cleanse the liver stomach and bowels. It claims quick relief from headaches biliousness and upset digestion and touts a 10 cent box as a path to healthy bowel action by morning.
Myers predicts Dixon defeat in Montana election
New York reports Senator Henry L. Myers of Montana predicts Woodrow Wilson will carry Montana and unseat U S Senator Joseph M Dixon by electing Democrat T J Walsh. Myers says Dixon will lose his seat and Wilson will win reelection as the third term candidate recedes in Montana.
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New York
Montana
Woodrow Wilson
U. S.S
Joseph M. Dixon
Roosevelt
Henry L. Myers
Dixon
Myers
T. J. Walsh
Headache Relief From Stomach Upset Suggested
A medical note urges that headaches stem from stomach disturbance and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy. The ad promotes the tablets as suitable for sale by all dealers and promises headache relief upon use.
Easy to Get Relief From Indigestion
Ad copy touts Jayne's Tonle Vermifuge as a natural remedy for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims long-standing efficacy, relief from stomach and intestinal issues, and targets parasitic causes. Sold by druggists with Dr D Jayne & Son of Philadelphia named as makers.
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Jayne
D. Jayne
State Chemist Reports On Pendleton Inspections
State Chemist A. Wells reports after inspecting butcher shops groceries and ice cream stands in Pendleton Oregon. He notes generally good conditions and that candy with worms sold at Round-up grounds was halted after alert. Tests show local ice cream containing butter fat percentages from 12 to 17 percent, indicating legality.
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la Grande
Ore
Pendleton
Oregonian
Oregon
Gentlemew
Otto Hohbach
Hohbach
Main St
Blanchard
Jensen Creamery
Wells
Bliss's Papers Show Nothing in Campaign Funds
Washington, Oct. 1. Cornelius N Bliss, son of the late Cornelius N Bliss, testified before the Senate campaign contributions committee that his father's papers reveal no evidence of Standard Oil contributing 125,000 to Roosevelt's 1904 campaign. He read letters showing refusals to publish other accounts for privacy. Receipts and campaign funds totaled 4,088,000 with 107,000 left from 1900. Bliss testified his father destroyed books before death and produced letters from Taft urging Roosevelt to become national campaign chairman.
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Washington
Cornelius N, Bliss
Cornelius N. Bliss
Senate
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Bliss
Harriman
Taft
Echo residents attend Pendleton Round-Up in strong turnout
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon reports nearly five hundred tickets sold to Pendleton events over three days, with Echo well represented at the Round-Up. Many locals and visitors, including J G Julian from Boise City and Miss Mélva Cave from Walla Walla, were noted among attendees and social guests at local homes and hotels.
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Echo, Ore
Pendleton
Echo
J. G. Julian
Boise City
Julien
Mr. Kline
Incho
Ralph Davis
Salt Lake City
Redmond
Mélva Cave
Walla Walla
Louis Scholl, Jr
R. L. Litsey
Seattle
EN. Litsey
B. Coleman
George Coleman
Kent
Wash
George H Coppinger
Coppinger
Sadie Hickey
Ed Hordie
Frank Fulton
Eunice Donnell
Portland
Scholl
M. H Gillett
Redmont
Hattie Hewett
Aberdeen
Washington
Hewett
Stansberry
Joel Halstead
Misa Ina Norman
Alis
Manuel Todhunter
Jas McLaughlin
Charles Hoskins
Duncan, Horn
Hugh Stanfield
Ruth Winters
Heppner
John Jordan
Clifford Cleaver
Prairie City
Sgl, Clarke
Ruth Clark
Pendle
Ton Edward Rethfelsaon
J. Frank Spinning
George Irvin
Nettle Currin
Billa Hays
Missey Moore
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Offered
If you have young children you have perhaps noticed that disorders of the stomach are their most common aliment. To correct this you will find Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets excellent. They are easy and pleasant to take and mild in effect. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Local Pendleton boxing and wrestling trophies awarded
Pendleton Athletic club hosted its first boxing and wrestling tournament with Seattle clubs leading the honors. Winners include Williams M A A C 115 lb boxing, O Neil Seattle 125 lb boxing, Duval Seattle 125 lb boxing, Harris Seattle 146 lb boxing, Miebus M A A C 176 lb boxing, Power Columbus club Portland 125 lb event, Duncan Seattle 146 lb wrestling, Burns Spokane 25 lb wrestling handicap. Dr Andrew C Smith of Portland and B Gilden of Polk county judged the bouts. Evans plans future events and possible football team formation to challenge M A A C with Multnomah club interest.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Athletic Club
Seattle
Dudley Evans
Williams
O'Neil
Duval
Harris
Miebus
Power of Columbus Club
Portland
Duncan
Burns
Spokane
Andrew C. Smith
B. Gilden
Polk County
Evans
H. W. Walker
Multnomah
Evane
Beavers top Colts in exhibition game unrests
Portland Beavers defeated the Portland Colts six to one in an exhibition. The contest failed to settle the merits of Portland’s Pacific Coast and Northwestern League teams as both sides played below par with notable sloppy fielding by the Northwesterners.
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Portland
Portland Beavers
Portland Colts
Northwesterners
Cream Balm Claims Quick Catarrh Cure for All
An advertisement promotes Ely's Cream Balm as a fast remedy for catarrh and colds. It says application to nostrils chest or throat relieves pain stuffed head and throat soreness within minutes, restores taste smell and hearing, and stops discharge. Hay fever sufferers are promised instant and permanent relief, with a 60 cent bottle urged as a likely complete cure.
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Ely
Bill
Bly
Belgium Faces Division Scheme Petition for Split
Brussels reports Belgium's Wallonians press for division into two autonomous halves amid longstanding tensions with Flemish. The Wallonian appeal to King Albert seeks a two-part Belgium with republican leanings and ties to France, while the monarch is expected to ignore the request.
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Brussels
Belgium
Albert
Hungary
France
Parisian Sage Hair Remedy Ad Promises Shine and Dandruff Free
A vintage advertisement touts Parisian Sage for men and women promising a luxuriant head of hair free from dandruff and a spotless scalp. It features the Auburn haired model and claims Tallman & Co. guarantees the product sold for 60 cents.
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Tallman & Co
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Quick Lustrous Beauty
An ad-style claim extols Danderine as a hair cleanser that leaves hair fluffy and lustrous in minutes. It promises dandruff removal and scalp renewal, claiming new soft hair growth after weeks, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from druggists or toilet counters.
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Knowton
Flemish Monarchist Tensions Roiling Belgian Regions
East town area sees rising calls among Wallonians for self rule while pledging allegiance to Albert as king. A lost Rockford watch with 1915 fob was found on Sunday morning in the east part of town. Return to this office for reward, Jesse El Hott.
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Albert
Rockford
Jesse el- Hott
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