La Follette Speaks at Coliseum for The People's Vote
Senator Robert M. La Follette Jr. addressed a large audience in the Coliseum on September 2 highlighting patriotic themes and the defense of democracy. He urged unity and national reform as he spoke about the responsibilities of the public to support the government.
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Dr James Headache Powder Offers Quick Relief
An ad promises rapid relief from dull throbbing and neuralgia with Dr James Headache Powder. It urges readers to visit a drug store for a dime package, claiming the product cures distress and prevents disappointment.
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Democratic debate echoes across nation and press control claims
A professor rebukes media bias while senators call for direct democracy and referendums. Statements suggest war as defense policy, contention over executive power, and remarks on public opinion. Mention of Montana travelers and Seattle housing union hints at broader social issues amid political tension.
Ture Catarrh Cure Promised by Pharma Ad
A damaged ad text promotes a cure for catarrh claiming the remedy from Cheney Co Toledo and related products. It notes a “comprehensive” system and offers hundreds of cures with a promise to restore health, citing various associated products and providers.
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Morning health reform promise from limestone phosphate tonic
An old advertisement touts a daily morning drink of raw hot water and limestone phosphate to cleanse the stomach kidneys and bowels. It claims quick, dramatic improvements in complexion energy and mood, urging constipated readers to try the quarter pound dose for internal sanitation.
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CATTLE RECEIPTS FAIR IN PORTLAND MARKET
The cattle, sheep, and hog markets show steady or strong demand with prices holding firm. Beef steers and other cattle trade actively, while lamb and sheep receipts remain robust. numerous buyers and shipper entries listed from Oregon and Washington towns. A closing note promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for girls' health development.
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Waterlogged poultry warned against sale
Washington reports warned consumers not to buy poultry packed with water or soaked to add weight. The Agriculture Department notes water content increases price by up to 50 cents per pound and that edible meat is reduced by up to 1.2 percent from soaking or injecting water. The statement emphasizes keeping poultry dry and free from added liquids.
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Teaching Students Trench Fighting at Fern Oakthorpe Camp
French officers with months of trench warfare are instructing American student officers at Fern Oakthorpe Georgia. Instructors include Captain Pierre Lorienne of the Hundred and Thirtieth Infantry Major T M Anderson senior instructor Lieutenant G Delareche-Vernet of the Hundred and Seventy fifth Infantry and Captain Bethel UBA.
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Dry Packed Poultry Wins Favor Over Wet Shipped Birds
A historic notice extols dry packed chickens over wet packed poultry. It explains dry packing, with twelve birds per box, wrapped in parchment, feet clean and organs intact, vs wet packed birds shipped in barrels with waterlogged meat and lost flavor. The piece links flavor loss to improper packing and cold storage thawing.
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War Boosts U S Manufactures Exports in 1915
Washington 25. War has expanded American exports of manufactures, the commerce department reports. Exports rose from 9 percent of the total in 1914 to 15 percent in the year ending last June, totaling more than 4.9 trillion dollars in goods shipped abroad during the twelve months.
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Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Listed in Local Record
Realty transfers show AE Lambert to Alfred Richardson for 31.00 affecting E 1-2 lot 13 Livermore’s addition. Mrs B R Andris et ux to Elizabeth FE Hynd for 1, lot 2 block 1 Ukiah. Alfred Hichardeon to AE Lambert for 21.00 W 3-2 lot 12 block 11 Livermen’s add Pendleton. Frank Sloan et ux to F B Stuart for 12 block 29 Pendleton. Joseph F McNaught et ux to John E Hamer for 67505 1-2 WE 3-4 SW 1-4 Ben 20 Tp 4 NL 35.
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Transfers of Real Estate in Various Sections and Townships
Sheriff transfers and deeds document several property conveyances including H W Cofling to Berk Investment Co and Peter Neageau. Clifford E. Stone to David Stone. Edna M Lewis to R Lewis. J A Lumaden to Charles Fotts. and Hash Olsiin to Geo Olwom with listed sections townships ranges and monetary amounts.
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California Syrup of Figs Ad Promises Easy Bowels
An early 20th century advertisement warns mothers not to delay giving California Syrup of Figs to constipated children. It claims gentle, rapid relief, urges using the 60 cent bottle with full dosing directions, and notes the product is produced by the California Fig Syrup Company.
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Record flight breaks altitude mark at 23,000 feet
A flyer from Long Island set the United States altitude record at 23,000 feet then returned to camp within about an hour. Spectators with field glasses tracked the craft as it disappeared from view. Weather conditions remained ideal from takeoff.
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Classified Directory of Lawyers and related services
Classified directory lists attorneys at law with various offices in Despain, Smith Crawford, and American National Bank buildings. It notes insurance and land businesses, a funeral director, hardware and auction services, a used goods dealer, and a government land grant promotion inviting farmers to homestead in Oregon and California with a map and brochure.
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