Pendleton Social Scene Prepares for Visiting Friends
Northwest visitors are expected in Pendleton as the city gears up for a social week. The Thursday Afternoon club outlines a France focused program, a fuel party raises funds for the Church of the Redeemer, and the Hard Times ball aids Hose Co. No. 2 coats. Local residents travel to Walla Walla and the fair, while marriages and speeches color headlines.
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Pendleton
France
C. F. Colesworthy
Marselliise
Dickson
Livingood
Ora
Landers
National Song
America
Etb
E. P. Marshall
Mesdames
Eagle-Woodman Hall
United Orchestra
Hose Co. No. 2
T. C Warner
Portland
Warner
Benjamin Young
Astoria
E. B. Waffle
Walla Walla Couple Wed In Local Presbyterian Church
Echo Society notes report Mrs. EL J Sommerville returning from Portland and Seattle visits. At Balcom home, Mrs. Gusele Olmstead wed Mr. Jacob Freeze by Rev. L. Clark. couple plan Lincoln county Washington home. Also a health ad touts Bailard's Horehound Syrup as cough remedy.
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Bailard
A. C. Koppen & Bros
Gaynor writes letter to inmates of prison
Mayor William J. Gaynor of New York replies to Clinton Prison inmates expressing empathy for their hardships. He thanks the prisoner for the kind note, urges patience, and notes many are good men despite misfortune. The warden released the letter publicly, highlighting a humane message from the mayor.
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Gaynor
Dannemora
New York
Clinton Prison
William J. Gaynor
Ballard’s Snow Liniment Promoted for Aches and Spasms
An advertisement describes Ballard’s Snow Liniment as a remedy for burns sprains bruises cuts scalds rheumatism neuralgia bunions and general pains. It urges households to keep a bottle ready for accidents with prices 26c 60c and 1. A. C Koeppen & Bros.
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Ballard
Koeppen & Bros
Nightingale memorial plans loom over Westminster Abbey drawing line
London reports that Florence Nightingale's relatives decline Westminster Abbey burial. a memorial to the Lady of the Lamp may rise in the abbey or St Paul’s. The piece recalls famous women interred there and notes existing Nightingale memorials, including Lady Elizabeth Nightingale.
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London
Florence Nightingale
Westminster
Lady of the
Abot
St Paul's
Westminster Abbey
Ware
Mra
Wilberforce
Ichdeneon Wilberfores
Burdett-Coutts
Mra.Hodstane
Anne Bracegindile
Iles
Ellen Terry
Delighefully
Jerusilem
Congreve
Springer Barry
Dessemonn
Husbnd
Albisters Les Mra
Cibber
Giddons
Mires
Betterton
Hanah Pritchard
Jenny Lind
Elizabeth Browning
Fanny Burney
Elizabeth Claypool
Oliver
Paris Police Sulking Over Duty This Week
Paris police, famed for activity, have grown lazy and deferential to criminals. An old man found bonds worth 8000 dollars, turned them to a quarter’s commissary who refused to take them, urging transfer to the Eastern railroad station. The officer warned the finder of consequences, declaring leniency toward criminals a product of doctrinaire reform ideas.
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Paris
New York
Eastern Railroad
Men Do Not Die of Broken Hearts Beatrice Fairfax
Advice column urges perseverance in love, noting a man’s steady devotion to a woman who says she will not love him. It counsels not to give up after a refusal, to wait and pursue patiently, and to seek a compatible partner rather than force affection. Also suggests earning prudence and readiness before marriage.
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Beatrice Fairfax
Duainese
Walt
Eviil
Dent
Port
Oregon Lumber Yard Offer for Dry Sink Wood
Readable line suggests Oregon Lumber Yard promotes dry sink wood and invites customers to phone in orders for this product. No other concrete details, dates, or entities available.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
We Found Syrup For Breakfast Cakes Daily
September 24, 1910 describes a household note praising a syrup for breakfast cakes and the affordability of a gallon at 60 cents every two weeks. It lists items like Saratoga Chips at 15 cents, cod fish at 25 cents per box, and Swiss cheese at 35 cents per pound, signed FACOB. P. 8.
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Saratoga
FACOB
Dr J C Convery Endorses Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
Dr J C Convery a physician and chemist of high standing extols Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey as a health restorer. He claims forty five years in practice and anatomical work selling hundreds of bottles as a tonic to build resistance and shorten convalescence. He warns against imitations and offers a free medical booklet and testimonials from The Dusty Malt Whiskey Co Rochester N Y.
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J.C. Convery
Duffy
Duffy's
J. C. Convery
Sixth Ave
Nashville
Tenn
Rochester
Need for New Eyeglasses Stated in Brief
Short note suggests the reader requires new glasses after three years, stating the current pair has worn out and reached its typical usefulness limit.
Eye Specialist Announces Pendleton Office Address
Dr. F. A. Clise announces location at the John Schmidt building in Pendleton Oregon. Eyes examined carefully and glasses ground to fit. Thirty years of practice fitting glasses. The only exclusive eye specialist in Umatilla.
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Graeves
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Roy Alexander
Fred Lampkin
Walla Walla
Sturgis
Mr. Sturgis
Henry A. Barrett
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Oregon
Barrett
Missy Kathleen McEwen
Jerome Friedman
A. W. Robinson
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Lena Willett
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Bertha Alexander
J. M. Keeney
Shaniko
E. R. Swinburne
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Duplicate Whist Club
Vincent Street
C. J. Ferguson
Walla Walla Fair
Thomas Vaughan
Una Smith
EL J Sommerville
Benjamin S. Surroughs
Seattle
Lady OF the Lamp
Acob
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A. E. Serum
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A. Ll. Schaefer
Pendleton, Ore
Umatilla County
Pendleton Soda Works
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Pendleton Drug CO
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