Sweaters for Men and Boys Ad Promotes Early Buy
A newspaper ad urges readers to buy sweaters for men and boys early this season. It warns demand will exceed supply and late shoppers may not find any. The display highlights a full assortment and various colors and sizes.
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Oxford
Beaded Over Dresses Ad for Evening Wear Line
Beaded over dresses for evening wear offered in designs and patterns across colors including silver gold blue and black. Moderately priced from 15 to 35 dollars with window display forthcoming.
We Prepay Parcels Post Transportation Policy
A policy note states that prepayment of parcels post transportation is offered on all orders of five dollars or more within a 150 mile radius of Pendleton, provided the weight does not exceed twenty pounds.
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Pendleton
Store promotes Mackinaws for the year
This store markets Mackinaws as the headquarters for the brand noting more will be worn this year than ever. It emphasizes better make and fit, claims no substitute, and offers price range from five to fifteen dollars. Customers are invited to visit and inspect.
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God Tobacco
Arthur
Boys School Suits Standouts At Our Store
Our display of boys’ school suits for this season is the best yet with Hercules Suits noted as unmatched. All wool reinforced and well made, these suits wear well and stay warm. Economical prices range from $3.50 to $10.00.
Checkered Dress Goods Shipment Arrives
A shipment of black and white checkered wool fabric, 42 inches wide, in the right sec, is now available at the rate of 1.25 dollars per yard.
Purdue tank scrap tragedy claims life at college event
In Lafayette Indiana on Sept 22 F W Chenchain a Purdue sophomore from South Whitley died during the annual tank scrap between freshmen and sophomores. He wore leather reinforced collars for neck protection amid the fray and reportedly had a neck goitre as the incident unfolded.
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Lafayette
Ind
F. W. Chenchain
South Whitley
Indiana
Phomore
Purdue University
Chenchain
McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR Advertises Restful Relief
Mothers who spend the night with a sick baby appreciate the help they get from McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR especially in hot weather. It quiets fever and irritation calms the stomach checks the bowels and helps both mother and child to obtain sleep and rest. Prices 26c and 60¢ per bottle sold by a dealer ady.
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McGee
Ady
Steamship Colon Rams Hidden Ledger, Repairs Sails On
The steam er Colon outbound with 140 passengers and a heavy cargo struck a submerged ledge in dense fog. A tug towed and offset the danger, and the vessel proceeded under its own steam with only minor damage. A stray closing line notes poverty and generosity.
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New York
Colon
Pendleton druggist praised for buckthorn remedy Adrel-ka
The Pendleton Drug Co introduces Adrel-ka a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mix. The German remedy supposedly cured appendicitis and now a single dose relieves sour stomach gas and constipation instantly. Quick relief astonishes local readers.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton
Adv
Woman and Her Varied Interests Stationery of the School Girl
The article discusses schoolgirls printing personalized stationery with town and temporary home addresses to save letter writing effort. It warns against ornate crests and advises simple monograms. It also includes kitchen notes on peach fritters and fashion remarks on new suits and hats with narrow brims and decorative bows.
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Instituten
Washington Herald
American Women Enduring Ailments Find Relief Ady’s Remedy
They endure dizziness backache headache nervousness the blues and bearing down pain yet long to feel well. Thousands of American women testify Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped overcome these troubles and restore health as Ady notes.
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Lydia FE. Pinkham
Glowing praise for Round-up and Sheriff Taylor
A lengthy tribute praises the Round-up show and Sheriff Till Taylor, highlighting the real, raw life depicted and Taylor’s calm, strong presence. The piece recalls the public affection for Taylor and the event’s vivid, lifelike atmosphere. An advertisement for Herbine liver remedy follows, noting its cleansing effects and 50 cent price.
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Sheriff Taylor
In The Shops Bright Household Shoppers Guide
Perforated wooden boxes filled with potpourri and leather cushions for chairs. Washable reversible table covers in green red or blue with heavy fringe. Japanese toweling table squares and hemmed napkins. Wood baskets in willow wicker and grass fiber. Jelly glasses as fancy molds for rowmerts. Curtain poles and towel rods offer cheap bathroom storage. White wooden curtain poles solved rod shortages with three poles per wall spacing.
Weston locals report a busy week with regional visitors
Special correspondence from Weston Oregon dated September 22 notes Venard Bell and Jack Stamper on a trip to Athena, visits by Jack Vincent, Frank Boyton, William Kilgore and others, high school entry for Ida Kilgore, and many local social calls. Rain on Sunday is welcomed by residents as John Rotberg and family return home.
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Weston Ore
Venard Bell
Jack Stamper
Athena
Jack Vincent
Frank Boyton
Pendleton
Edina Bannister
Corvallis
William Kilgore
Marvel Watts
Richard Thompson
Weaton
County Fair awards list incomplete and delayed publication
A partial awards list from the recent county fair is shown, with many poultry and swine honors already published and more to follow. The document lists class by class winners, premiums, and names from Pendleton, Stanfield, Milton, Freewater, and other local communities, across divisions including Poultry, Farm Produce, and Works of Art.
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Pendleton
P. A. Anderson
P. A
St. Andrew's School
St Andrew's School
St. Andrew' School
J. B Rosa
Milton
Ross
H. A Megg
Freewater
H A. Megy
Lst
G. C. Richardson
Adams
Harry Ottke
Ind
Hest
Chas Ogilvy
Pilot Rock
E B. Jones
G. O. Richardson
Ist
J. E Fauiett
Stanfield
C. W. Spencer
T. J. Harringer
J. Barringer
Stanfield 2Nd
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An old advertisement extols Pape's Diapepsin as a quick, harmless remedy for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims it digests foods, relieves gas and discomfort within minutes, and costs fifty cents for a large case at drug stores.
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Pape
No Looking Back in Pendleton
Mr G W Knight retired farmer from Franklin street recounts eight to ten years of back and kidney pains with nightly urination and sediment. Doan's Kidney Pills relieved the pain and regulated kidney action. He endorses his 1910 recommendation and allows continued publication for other sufferers. For sale by all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents US. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
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Pendleton
G. W. Knight
Franklin Street
Mr. Knight
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean
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