Buddhist Pagoda Relic Found Near Peshawar After 1000 Years
Dr Spooner of the Indian Archaeological Department reports unearthing a Buddhist pagoda near Peshawar about 80 feet below the surface. A bronze casket with Kanishka inscriptions and a rock crystal inner box held three charred bone fragments, relics linked to the Buddha. The find echoes ancient distributions of ashes among monasteries in Burma, Siam, Ceylon, Japan, and other locales.
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London
Spooner
Indian Archaelogical Department
Peshawar
India
Hiwen Tsung
A. D
Kanishka
Agesilaos
Bose
Peptal
Burma
Siam
Ceylon
Japan
Astrologers sect bases marriage on astrology in San Francisco
Articles filed by The Astrologers of the United States of America declare the doctrine of soul mating as the core of marriage. Members must follow a Supreme Intelligence and marry only when horoscopes are harmonious. A church will be built on Diamond street near Twentieth, under presiding elder C. A. Grimmer of the Eugenics Association.
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San Francisco
United States of America
Diamond Street
Twentieth
C. A. Grimmer
The
Eugenics Association
Longevity Recipe From 85 Year Old Pioneer
Chicago report on Seymour Andrews eighty five at the Western Association of Pioneers meeting at Grand Pacific hotel. He outlines a simple plan for a long life: live plainly, avoid worry about the next life, be moral, moderate drinking, smoke a pipe and chew, eat and drink freely, don’t hurry, eight hours sleep, avoid swearing, stay healthy and exercise, be good natured. He claims no gray hairs and no aches, yet others question the advice as the group shifts to discuss early emigration to California.
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Chicago
Seymour Andrews
Western Association of Pioneers
Grand Pacific Hotel
Andrews
California
Sherman Criticises Umpire After Inning Ends
Vice President James Sherman attended the Kansas City versus Minneapolis game in the American Association and protested a first base decision. He told Umpire Clarence Owens the call was wrong and might have changed the outcome. Owens replied that umpires err occasionally, noting baseball differs from lawmaking in Washington. Sherman laughed with the umpire.
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Kinesis City
Kansas City
Minneapolis
American Association
James 8. Sherman
Clarence Owens
Owens
Sherman
Washington
Umpire Training Plan Proposed By Cubs President
Chicago. A training school for umpires to be set up by the National League at its next annual meeting, proposed by President Charles W. Murphy of the Cubs. The plan includes vision tests, a civil service style exam, and temperament assessment to select capable umpires and raise salaries.
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Chicago
National League
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Iet
League
Eaton Hall Dedication At Willamette University
Preparations near completion for Eaton Hall dedication at Willamette University in Salem Oregon from September 19 to 21 marking the sixty fifth anniversary of the university. Governor Benson will preside September 21 with addresses by A K B Eaton and Bishop Charles W Smith. sermon by Rev D L Rader and talks by Congressman Hawley and Piper. Alumni reunion planned September 20 and Chief Justice J F Allabhie to speak with Justice Robert Eakin presiding.
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Willamette Universality
Salem
Eaton Hall
Willamette University
Rid
Willamette
Oregon
Frank W. Benson
A. K B. Eaton
Union
Chas, W. Smith
First Methodist Church
D. L. Rader
Portland
W. C. Hawley
BH. Piper
J. F. Allahle
Supreme Court
Man Has Desperate Battle With Octopus
New York reports William H. Buchols and James Y. Lorber aboard the Red Crowe liner Rosalind returning to Baltimore after an August fishing trip near Conception Bay. Buchols was pulled overboard and clung to a log that proved to be an octopus grabbing him as the giant creature thrashed the water. Lorber leaped in with a hatchet, rescuing his friend as Jacques Le Burin steered the boat to aid.
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New York
Conception Bay
N. F
William H. Buchols
James Y. Lorber
Baltimore
Buchols
Jacques le Burin
Bucholz
Lober
Jacques
Lorber
Time-Worn Account Of Washington's Death Exhibit
A Canadian paper from the era of George Washington’s death will be shown at the county fair. Mrs. Fred Touveson of West La Grande owns the relic and hopes to display it for the full fall week. Publication lag explained by slow 18th century communications, news arriving three months after the event.
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George Washington
Fred Toufveson
West la Grande
United States
la Grande Observer
Electric Bitters Health Builder Promises Vigor
A promotional notice extols Electric Bitters as the best health builder. It claims the tonic cleanses stomach and liver, purifies blood, and strengthens kidneys and bowels, leading to a vigorous body and sharp mind. Sold for 60 cents and guaranteed by Tallman & Co.
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Tallman & Co
Narrow Escape Story From Robinsville Merchant
Edgar N. Bayliss of Robinsville Del recalls a near consumption experience. He credits Foley's Honey and Tar with stopping his cough and restoring health, noting a weight gain of twenty eight pounds. Koeppen Bros. Marketed product mentioned.
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Edgar N. Bayliss
Robinsville
Del
Foley
Koeppen
Biliousness relief touted by Allegan resident
J J Firestone of Allegan Michigan reports taking two Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets last night and feeling sixty percent better for weeks. He calls them a fine article for biliousness and notes they are for sale by all good dealers.
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Chamberlain
J. J. Firestone
Allegan, Mich
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Minnesota Street
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McAllister Street
A. C. Haste
Stanyan Street
M. K. Grimmer
Haight Street
Astrological Church
Eugenics Association of California
Fic Syrup Co
Ely
Ely Brea
Warren At
Man
Octopus
Succcess
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
Condensed
G. M. Rice
Cashier
C. K. Cranston
Mark Moorhouse
Frank’b. Clopton
E. Cour
Pendleton
Cahn-Liebman Company
the Workingmen’ S Clothing Company
Main and Webb Streets
Packard Shoes
John B. Stetson
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