Cardul highlighted in Alabama woman's health letter
A letter from Shellhorn Alabama recounts a woman’s relief from chronic weakness and headaches after using Cardul, describing dramatic recovery after two bottles and urging other women with similar troubles to try the tonic. The ad notes Cardul as a woman’s tonic with a 50 year record and promotes medical product literature from Chatanooga Tennessee.
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Shellhorn
Ala
Carrie May
WN. B
Mavicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Portland Defeats Los Angeles in Open of Seven Game Series
In a Pacific Coast League opener at Washington Park Portland beat Los Angeles 9 to 3. Halla and Criger were hit hard as Portland pulled away after the third inning, driving Halla from the box and punishing Criger. Also Sacramento defeated San Francisco 4 to 2 with a late rally, and Vernon fell to Oakland 6 to 4 as Wolverton homered in the ninth.
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Angels
Los Angeles
Fortland
Washington Park
Portland
Halla
Criger
White Portland
Hos
Sean
Brooks
Koestner
Sacramento
Frisco
Calif
Tommy Madden
Williams
Honolulu
San Francisco
Snore
Francisco
Esas
Eacramento
Carmina
Thomas
Finney
Oakland
Vernon
San Franciscos
Wolvertonn
Happy Hogan
Themann
Yorker
Muse
Oaks
R. H. E. Vertean
Asnce Savebicrease AG
Akinhd
Brooklyn Beats New York in Extra Innings Thriller
In a tense AM FUCAN League contest Brooklyn edged New York 2 to 1 after ten innings. Maxwell, Wilkins Hariley, Barcer, and Erwin starred on defense while umpire Finner and Blueh officiated. Cleveland defeated Cincinnati 6 to 1 in the other early game.
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Brooklyn
New York
Polaeneou
Rootes
R. HE
Maxwell
Wilsayn Hariley
Barcer
Erwin
Finner
Blueh
Inter-league Series showcases Ohio championship game
In the Inter-league Series for the Ohio championship, Philadelphia defeated All Stars 3 to 2 as Washington, cr 11, saw Philadelphia pitchers in form. Walter Johnson surprised onlookers with his control as All State fell in the ninth, with scorers noting the late winning run. Key players included Bhandting Falkenburg O'Neil Sages Clarke Philwielphia and Johnson Street Coombs Viank Bender Tuipp Thomas.
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Ohio
R. J. B. Clateiane
Bhandting
Falkenburg
O'Neil
Sages
Clarke
Philwielphia
All Stars
Washington
Philadelphia
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Street
Coombs
Viank
Bender
Tuipp
Thomas
Milton Hotel Furniture Sold At Public Auction Milton Ore
Milton Hotel Fair luc owner H Higgins announces public auction of furniture and fixtures valued at 3000. The sale seeks to liquidate hotel furnishings as part of ongoing business arrangements.
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Milton, Ore
H SS. Higgins
Fairluc
Oregon funeral director elected president injured on train
J W Cookerly of Walli Walle, elected president of the National Funeral Directors Association at a convention in Atlantic City, was seriously injured on an Oregon Washington Railway train east of Baker while returning home. He fell onto a suitcase in the Pullman aisle, was thrown against a seat, broke several ribs, re punctured his left lung and suffered recurring hemorrhages. He remains in serious and dangerous condition.
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Baker
Ore
J. W.cookerly
Walli Walle
National Funeral Directors’ Association
Atlantic City
Oregon Washington Railroad Navigation Company
Largest Dynamite Blast at Mother Lode Mine Greenwood
Report says an explosion at the Mother Lode mine in Greenwood released eleven tons of dynamite, ignited by electricity, claimed as the largest underground mining blast. The blast fractured hundreds of thousands of tons of ore, reshaping the mine landscape and prompting widespread attention. Ballard's Show Liniment advertised for neuralgia relief, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Eros.
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Nelson
B. C
Mother Lode
Greenwood
Ballard
A. C. Koeppen
Eros
Tillamook Gets First Train Arrival Celebrated
The first outside train to reach Tillamook arrived after the Pacific Railway & Navigation company completed a raid. J. P. O'Brien and Harriman officials led the party with Pacific Railway & Navigation President Lytle. The town held a celebration as the 90 mile line is expected to join Southern Pacific, costing about $5,000,000.
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Tillamook
Pacific Railway & Navigation Company
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman
Pacific Northwest
Lytle
Southern Pacific Sytem Jt
Primaries for President Urged by Bourne in Letter
Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr urges the Republican National Committee to call for early presidential primaries. He cites Oregon’s 1910 law and argues direct votes allow party members to express preference, reduce reliance on steamroller nomination, and save industrial and governmental costs. He urges state committees to act and foresees broader, representative government.
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Washington
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
National Progressive Republican League
Republican National Committee
Oregon
Nebraskan
North Dakota
New Jersey
Wisconsin
More Than Skin Deep Piles Cure Promoted
An old ad claims a lasting cure for piles with a tablet tonic HEM-ROID. It targets circulation and promises thorough relief from all kinds of piles. The 24 day supply costs $1 at Pendleton Drug Co Station B Buffalo N Y and offers a free booklet.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Station B
Buffalo
New Fraternity Sigma Delta Phi Forms at O A C
Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis adds Sigma Delta Phi to its Greek life. Twelve men rented 428 South Eleventh Street for a fraternity house and held an informal reception for students and faculty. The piece notes dormitory shortages as a motivation for new clubs and living spaces.
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Sigma Deli Phi Organic
Coxven
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvullia
Ore
Oregon Agricultaur College
Sigma Delta Ph
South Eleventh Street
Cawthorn Tall
Waldo Hall
Governor Grants Pardons To Woman In Immoral House Case
Governor West pardons Elizabeth Vance, wife of the man sent to prison for forcing his wife into an immoral house in Astoria. She must return to Washington, care for her child, and reform. The husband, Albert Vance, will receive strict prison labor guidance as punishment. The governor faulted the husband for instigating the crime and stated he bears no patience for such men.
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Salem
Ore
Albert Vance
Astoria
West
Elizabeth Vance
Washington
Vance
Meyers to Seek Pardon After Two Appeals
George Meyers of Salem awaits the end of the rehearing window after two supreme court appeals. Attorneys plan to petition Governor West within a week urging a pardon for Meyers who was convicted of manslaughter in relation to the killing of a Salem police officer. The first trial found him guilty of second degree murder and a new trial followed an order from the high court. The second appeal affirmed the decree and set the rehearing time limit.
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Salem, Ore
George Meyers
Salem
Whoa
Supreme Court
Governor West
Atlent
Meyers
Polices
Fils
Tria
War Declared Catarrh Germs Must Be Conquered
An advertisement urges readers to declare war on catarrh by using HYOMEI a germ destroying inhaler. It claims sprays douches or stomach doses won t kill the germs and touts a money back guarantee from Tallman Drug Co. Separate HYOMEI inhalers cost 60 cents and complete outfits 1 00.
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Tallman Drug Co
Par don sought to avert prison stigma in Meyers case
Attorneys seek a six day reprieve to obtain a pardon and spare Meyers from prison. They note he has borne a good reputation and, while on bail awaiting appeal, works as a farm laborer for a wealthy family and remains at his job during neighborhood festivities.
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Meyers
Readability of Military Recruits Across Nations
Statistical comparison shows France has a high share of literate recruits in the army, with reports claiming an exceptional total of educated men. Germany notes a tiny proportion of illiterates among recruits, while English army figures from a decade ago indicate low literacy levels in several nations, including France and Russia.
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Paris
Germany
France
Austria
Italy
Russia
Man buys own ticket and surrenders to penitentiary
Colfax Washington report of Eugene Ray Lewiston Junction convicted of receiving stolen property and appealing to the supreme court. Ray boarded a train to Walla Walla with a six months to 15 year commitment and stated he would surrender without a guard. He went to the station alone and prepared to enter the penitentiary with his own paperwork in hand.
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Colfax
Wash
Eugene Ray
Lewiston Junction
Walla Walla
Ray
Supreme Court
Cuticura Ointment Heals Severe Leg Sore
A Kansas woman reports a severe leg wound worsened by failed treatments before using Cuticura Ointment. She notes immediate pain relief and healing, praising Cuticura Soap as gentle for facial washing without smarting, and claims both products helped restore skin.
Man Mobilizes Solo Trip to Walla Walla Penitentiary
A man bought a ticket to Walla Walla this morning paying his own railroad fare. He journeys armed with commitment and without a guard toward the penitentiary.
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Walla Walla
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