Weston News and Events Highlight Local Happenings
Weston hosts reopening of hotel by Mrs E A Rhea of Chicago and plans to remodel into a top local inn. Dr and Mrs Cashatt depart for Spokane to settle there. Wheat farmers pleased by rain boosting seeding. Walksburg high visits Norman team on Saturday. Wake Lynne to perform tomorrow night. Church dedication postponed to December 5.
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Weston
Weston Hotel
E. A. Rhea
Chicago
Wm. M. Bell
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
There is more catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until recent years was thought incurable. Hall's catarrh cure is claimed as the only constitutional remedy, taken internally, claimed to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The advertisement promises $100 for any case it fails to cure and lists Toledo as the manufacturing location. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised for constipation.
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Hall
Wd F. J. Cheney & Co
Tolego
Ohio
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Drugelsta
T5c
Toke Hall
Apple Banquet Honor for Yamhill County Editors
Great time for Yambill editors at the Fruit Fair apple banquet to be held noon Saturday November 2 in McMinnville. Apples will be served in many forms with prizes for best apple dishes, editors, poems, and slogans. Women with apple crops invited to compete with a dish featuring apples.
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Yambill
Prines
Yamhill
McMinnville Register
Knots In Saturn Rings Reported From Observatory
A telegram from W. W. Campbell of Lick Observatory to Harvard College observatory notes prominent knots visible in Saturns rings over the past week. The knots are described as systematically placed with one fast and two west. Observers in Cambridge Mass relay the finding.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard College Observatory
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
Learn to Eat and Aid Digestion with Mi-O-Na Tablets
An advice piece on slow eating to curb indigestion and a promotion for Mi-O-Na stomach tablets. It claims rapid eating causes misery, that Mi-O-Na can restore digestion, and promises a money back guarantee with every 50 cent box.
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Tallman & Co
Freewater Apple Trade Blues After Car Shortage
In Freewater Oregon, a flood of apples fills empty town buildings as car shortages hold shipments. La Grande banker L L Brenholts visits Freewater, Miller & Sons ship nursery stock to Oregon and Washington, and over 25 cars of apples await transport. The marriage of Martha Moreland and Wm. A. Wilmot occurred in Walla Walla, with plans to reside in Freewater.
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Freewater
Martha Moreland
Wm. A. Wilmot
Walla Walla
Rfe. Frazier
W. L. Brenholts
la Grande
Miller & Sons
Oregon
Washington
William F. Johnson & Son
Electric Bitters Aids Aged Mother And Strengthens Children
W B Brunson of Dublin Ga praises Electric Bitters for his eighty three year old mother who thrives on them after two years of use. He says they improve appetite strength and sleep and that the remedy helps female weakness and general debility. Guarantied for stomach liver and kidney issues by Tallman & Co druggists Socents.
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W. B. Brunson
Dublin
Tallman & Cno
Hotel Arrivals List From St George and Nearby Cities
Hotel St George records arrivals including T J Crawford and wife New York H Ormsby New York J B Thompson Weed Calif G L Richardson Portland C R Frost Denver J D Horton Boise J B Showard Seattle M W Matheson Portland F M Calsar Portland F B Barker New York Geo Himes Portland B F Shaw Portland P J Gordon Portland Chas R Schultz Vandalia Illinois E F Scott Lewiston W S Shirey Portland J D Young New York C M Farrell San Francisco Co 6 Callahan New York C W Isaacs Portland Geo McGlivery Spokane KE W Fowler and wife Cal W A Clark Walla Walla J R Means Hermiston K K Borsher Hermiston
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T. J. Crawford
Wife
New York
H. Ormsby
J. B. Thompson
Weed
Calif
G. L. Richardson
Portland
C. R. Frost
Denver
J. D. Horton
Boise
J. B. Showard
Seattle
M. W. Matheson
F. M. Calsar
F. 8. Barker
Geo. Himes
B. F. Shaw
P. J. Gordon
Chas
R. Schultz
Vandalia
Illc
E. F. Scott
Lewiston
W. S. Shirey
J. D. Young
C. M. Farrell
San Francisco
Co. 6
Callahan
C. W. Isaacs
Geo. McGlivery
Spokane
KE. W. Fowler
Cal
W. A. Clark
Walla Wall
Fragmented list of names and places appears in notice
A long, partial roster of individuals and their locations including Miss Laura Basher Rolse P C Ream and wife Meadows John Jor gens and wife Cornell Miss Effie Jesse Indianapolis Sam Carmichael Echo Mrs Smith Walla Walla J E Shannon Kennewick L C Hill St Louis Mr and Mrs Geo Blanch ard city I C Richmond Payette John G Kramlish Endicott L L Porter Soldier P Carmeon and family Palo Kans Howard Shrener and wife Moscow Wm Grey Shantko L P Payne Portland J E Heron Portland C G Brownell Umatilla D Huson and wife city W R Parker Idaho Mrs M A Todhunter city Mrs Sella Ewin and son Madison Neb Wm A Coleman Denyer
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Laura Basher
Rolse
P. C Ream
Meadows
John Jorgens
Cornell
Effie Jesse
Indianapolis
Sam Carmichael
Echo
Smith
Walla Walla
J. E. Shannon
Kennewick
L. C. Hill
St. Louis
Geo
Blanchard
City
I. C. Richmond
Payette
John G. Kramlish
Endicott
L. L. Porter
Soldier
P. Carmeon
Palo
Kans
Howard Shrener
Moscow
Wm. Grey
Shantko
L. P. Payne
Portland
J. E. Heron
C. G. Brownell
Umatilla
D. Huson
W. R. Parker
Idaho
M. A. Todhunter
Sella Ewin
Madison
Neb
Wm. A. Coleman
Denyer
King’s New Life Pills Warn Against Appendicitis
An old advertisement claims the appendix is a frequent target of attacks from constipation and a torpid liver. It touts Jor King’s New Life Pills as a remedy to regulate the liver, prevent appendicitis, and establish regular habits. Available for 25 cents at Tallman & Co.’s drug store.
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Jor
For Sale Five Year Note Securities Interest Details
For sale a five year note for 800 dollars at 8 percent interest paid annually. Secured by a mortgage on real estate valued at 1600 dollars. Enquiries at Wonder store.
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Wonder Store
A Sure Cure Hickory Bark Cough Remedy Sold Widely
A sure cure for lung trouble coughs colds hoarseness and sore throat. Hickory Bark Cough Remedy offered by Pendleton Drug Co and sold by druggists and first-class dealers nationwide.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Charles Lane & Son Hire Expert Writer for Signage
Notice indicates Charles Lane and Son employ an expert writer for signage tasks. The communication notes availability or engagement with the in-house writer to prepare or finalize sign content. Details are sparse but point to a professional writer on staff handling signage projects.
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Charles Lane & Son
Help Wanted Ladies Clothes Dryers at Robinsons Domestic Laundry
Job notice seeking female staff to press and finish ladies garments at Robinsons Domestic Laundry. Apply in person with references. No experience necessary, training provided, steady hours and decent wages offered.
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Robinson
New Books Move Fast for Review at Year’s End
A literary editor recalls how during late year rushes many reviews are written quickly as publishers flood newspaper offices with new titles. Even unread books may be praised if a salient point shines, while a few notable authors receive fuller consideration.
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Himelf
Chicago
How the Gems Rank in the Big Four The Gemstone Order
The gem kingdom names the ruby diamond emerald and sapphire as the big four in precedence, with the pear as a separate standard. It discusses color clearness and cut as tests of value, noting the diamond uses brilliant cut while other stones use step cuts to enhance fire.
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New York Tribune
How the Pulse Varies Across Ages and Health
The article notes pulse ranges from birth about 140 to old age around 60 with wide variation. Historical examples include Na poleon's reputed 44 bpm, an 87 year old whose pulse stayed near 28-30, another 87 year old at 29, and a case of a healthy man whose pulse never exceeded 45, with fever causing a drop to 40.
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Napoleon
Wrestling For Exercise From The New York Medical Journal
The article extols wrestling as a fine form of bodily exercise suitable for all ages including mature men and young boys. It notes catech as-catch-can wrestling as common in the United States and compares it to Swiss wrestling while recounting a personal switch from Greco-Roman styles twelve years ago.
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New York Medical Journal
Precautions of Old Time Doctors
Describes 19th century medical practice where physicians carried a hollow gold topped cane filled with aromatic powder or snuff. On entering infectious rooms they struck the cane on the floor to agitate the powder and applied it to their nose, explaining why old prints show doctors with canes to their noses.
Marriage Warning Notice in German Town Hall Box
A brief official notice in a small German town announces that a marriage registry box will hang at the town hall for all intending to wed. The law requires public notice before ceremonies, with church weddings optional.
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Germany
Not Labor Lost Paper Shows Truth Still Bites
A burglar finds a paper stating nothing of value inside a safe and, after blowing the safe open, concedes the claim is true. He pockets his tools and remarks that it is worth knowing there are people who tell the truth. Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
The Opportunity Bald On Her Head Quote Fragment
Fragmentary quote about Opportunity, describing her as bald on the back part of her head and impossible to recall, attributed to Francols Ra.
Fragmentary quotation on focus and strength
An OCR fragment presents a quote attributed to Car Iple about concentration versus dispersion of power. It contrasts a weak creature focusing on one object with a strong one spreading effort, but the fragment lacks clear context or full attribution.
The Debt of Nature Cannot Be Paid on Installment Plan
A pithy editorial note that argues harms to the environment cannot be resolved by staggered payments, underscoring a moral obligation to address ecological damage promptly rather than delaying action.
Locusts as Food Across Continents and Cultures
A historical note describes locust consumption among diverse peoples. West Indies blacks eat large fresh grugru locusts. Australian Aboriginals subsist largely on butterfly bugong. Central African locusts are boiled, fried and eaten in two, with natives praising their nourishment. Arabs and Moors also prepare locust flour and stews. Locusts trigger tribal gratitude during migrations.
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West Indies
Australia
Central Africa
Two-Headed Snakes Reported in Northern India
A letter from a reader describes sightings of snakes with two heads in northern India. He claims specimens exist in museums and natives report alternating heads sharing a body, each head supposedly active six months a year. He notes a killed specimen with two heads at one end, likening it to a known two-headed calf.
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Northern
India
Floneer
The Conspicuous Man and the Quiet Wardrobe
A Batten's Wedge insight notes that well dressed men blend in except in heat when clothes show, clean linen hides, hats go unseen unless extreme, shoes only draw notice when loud or worn, and nails reveal neglect. The advice urges maintain balance so attire does not dominate perception.
Two Poetical Letters by Holmes Found at Pittsfield Fair
The text recalls Oliver Wendell Holmes sending two verse letters to the post office of an Episcopal fair in Pittsfield Massachusetts. One stanza urges a fair lady to handle a loaf with care while a hidden dollar bears verses claiming the giver is the one she loves. The other leaf contains a playful couplet about truthfulness and love.
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Olver Wendell Holmes
Pittsfield
Mass
Doctor J J O Keefe Pleads Guilty in Portland License Case
Dr J J O Keefe an alleged cancer specialist pleaded guilty to practicing medicine without a license in Portland yesterday. He received a 100 dollar fine and one month to serve on the rock pile, authorities said.
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J. J. O'Keefe
Portland
Clark's Cruise of the Arabic 16 000 Tons
Report notes the ship Arabic with 16 000 tons capacity on a calm unusually steady voyage. Navigator Clark leads the cruise with a focus on safety and efficiency, highlighting steady conditions and favorable winds during the passage.
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Clark
To the Orient 1008 Tour Package Details
Advertisement outlines a 70 day Orient voyage from February 6 to April 17 priced from $400 and up. Includes shore excursions and features Madeira Cadiz Seville Algiers Malta 19 days in Egypt and the Holy Land Constantinople Athens Rome Riviera and more. Stopovers in Europe and world tours offered by F OC Clark Times Building New York.
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Madeira
Cadiz
Seville
Algiers
Malta
Egypt
Holy Land
Constantinople
Athens
Rome
The
Riviera
Tlekere
Europe
F. OC. Clark
Times Building
New York
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Saturn
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Hotel
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Pendleton, Oregon
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Fair Lady
Frank B. Clopton & CO
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Wregornan
East Oregonian
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