Oregon Dean Honored by Seattle Alumni Banquet
Seventy two Seattle alumni plan a 4 o’clock banquet at the Prye hotel Friday to honor Dean John Straub of the University of Oregon, celebrating 43 years of service. He will witness the Oregon vs Washington football game and be hosted by local alumni including Judge Stephen Chadwick and Walter McClure. The Seattle event covers all expenses and follows invitations from University of Washington alumni to the Oregon homecoming.
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John Straub
Northwest
Prye
Iwan Straub
University of Oregon
Rorand Olf
Oregon
Beattle
Seattle
Washington
King Dykeman
University of Washington
Walter A. McClure
Dean Straub
Frank A Luffer
Stephen J. Chadwick
Col. Wim
B. McClure
O. W. Sharples
Herbert T. Condon
J. M. Widner
Dan W. Rass
Harvey B. Densmore
Clarence L. Teeames
John OC. Hingina
J. WH. Templeton
Mra
J. M. Glenn
Harvard Co. Moore
C. B. McClure
Henry F. McClure
C. I. Templeton
Harry Templeton
J. B. Arison
Ines Nelson Barnecut
Kenneth Barlett
Condon Th. Bean
KR. Campbell
Alvin B. Caah
Lloyd CC
Cherry
Audrey L. Collina
Don D. Davin
Don J. Feenaughty
Foster Gibson
Tracy EB. Griffin
J. C. Higgins
Carl N. Homer
Sara B. James
Francie Lamberty
May G. Loomis
Wm. D
Piles Can Be Cured Without Surgical Operation
An instructive book by Dr. A. McCleary of Kansas City promises cure for piles without knife or cutting. It claims twenty three years of success and over six thousand cases. Free postpaid book offered to sufferers who mail name and address to Dr. Moore 747 Parkview Kansas City.
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A. McCleary
Kansas City
Mo Ee
Parkview
Allenrhu advertised as cure for rheumatism by Dr. James H. Allen
Dr James H Allen of Rochester New York proclaims Allenrhu a guaranteed remedy for rheumatism and urges druggists to offer a money back guarantee. The Oak Drug Co sells the product and promises results or refunds to any sufferer.
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James H. Allen
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhu
Owl Drug Co
Cocos Island Set for Farming Venture
In Panama near the coast, a company forms to farm Cocos Island. A 5,000 acre venture plans land clearing and potential banana cultivation, chasing the rumored pirates treasure that adventurers long sought near Treasure Island.
Eight Hours Lumber Day Restored in Klamath Falls
In Klamath Falls Oregon eight hour workday returns for lumber industry by December 31 as per May agreement with employees. Logging camps see little impact due to early seasonal close. past strike and ensuing compromise now deemed satisfactory by both sides.
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Klamath Falla
Ore
Cattle Thief Complaint Filed Over Holsteins
Roy Keeler of Thomas ranch files a complaint against Henry Brummer of Tacoma alleging theft of two prize Holsteins loaded in an auto truck. Keeler states cattle thieves remain active and well equipped.
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Roy Keeler
Thomas
Henry Brummer
Tacoma
Bromo Quinine Tablets advertised for cold relief
An old advertisement promotes Tromo Quinine tablets as headache relief by curing the cold. It touts a tonte laxative and germ destroyer with E. W. Grove’s signature on the box and a note to wet the bromine. Price listed as 40 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Chamber Would Help Farmers Through Government Loans
The Washington Chamber of Commerce board urged government seed and weed wheat loans for farmers. A resolution backs appealing to Congress for aid while noting Washington received only 15 loans totaling 1730 of the seed loan fund since 1921. Mortgages tied to six years of crop failures threaten local farmers in several counties. A New York policeman ended a 44 year arrest-free record by arresting a disorderly man.
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Washington
Board of Trustees
Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Washington State Department of Agriculture
Washingon
Medioan Bureau
Douglas
Franklin
Grant
Lincoln
Benton
New York
Big Baked Potato Feast Wins For Toppenish
Toppenish officials hailed the third annual Big Baked Potato banquet as a success with over 100 attendees. The event, part of Yakima county’s potato and corn show, was held in the Meth odist Episcopal church basement, featuring speakers John Dougal Lloyd Spencer M Hubbard and Paul Kirker along with musical performances.
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Toppenish
Toppenish Commercial Club
Yakima
Mary and Doug Are Back at Work Again
Mary Pickford and her husband Doug return to Los Angeles and resume film plans. They arrived in Pasadena and drove to their studio to begin a campaign for greater screen triumphs. Doug will start work on a pirate epic prepared by Radward Knobloch. Mary will star in another grand picture.
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Los Angeles
Mary Pickford
Doug
Pasadena
Radward Knobloch
Mary
Thanksgiving Puzzles: Two Turkeys and Four Gallons
A reader puzzle states a man buys two turkeys with the larger weighing seven eighths of the smaller. Using a turkey as a weight, the larger equals seven eighths of a pound more than the smaller. Subtracting yields one eighth of the larger, which is seven eighths of a pound. The larger turkey weighs seven pounds. In a cider mill riddle two containers five and three gallons measure four gallons by a sequence of fills and transfers leaving one gallon unused.
Fountain of youth discovery advertised for nerve vigor
European discovery promises rapid restoration of vigor using Korex compound in tablet form. Claims target lower spinal nerves and blood vessels, with testaments from elderly users and a money back guarantee from Melton Laboratories in Kansas City.
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America
Melton Laboratories
Massachusetts Ride
Kansas City
Nourishine Hair Tonic Restores Color and Dandruff Free
A barmless tonic Nourishine restores original hair color whether black brown or blond and removes dandruff while promoting growth and scalp cleansing. One bottle is usually effective and the ad cites Bartell Drug Swift Drug Rhodes Co. Dept. Store and other outlets selling it for 1.35.
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Bartell Drug Co
Swift Drug Co
Rhodes Co. Dept
Change From Flapper Made in Short Time
A woman admires a new long afternoon gown feeling grown up and sedate. She notes the elegance surpassing short skirts, plans to wear it for dinner and to pay on credit at Cherry's store at 1016 Second Ave Malta building.
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Elete
Jack
Sue
Cherry
Second Ave
Malta Building
Madison
Spring
Ex Government Physician Warns About Gland Formula Use
A former government physician cautions that a single gland formula cannot suit all ailments and warns of serious harm from the wrong choice. He offers a free examination with a specialist at Port of Health, 1927 Third Ave, opposite the P QO.
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Port of Health
Third Ave
Woman in Black Aids Chicago Slayings Probe
Mies Mariel Gray of Kentucky joined the Chicago search for the slayer of millionaire automobile dealer Handsome Joe Lanua. She visited the morgue and cried over his body, claiming to aid police with his past and noting Lanua’s many female friends. Authorities pursued business-enemy theories over jealousy as motives remain unclear.
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Chicago
Mies Mariel Gray
Gromley, Ky
Doollee Today
Joe” Lanua
Mies Gray
Jos
Minas Gray
Lanar
Lanus
Meetings and concerts in Seattle clubs and schools
Celebrating St Andrew day the Caledonian and St Andrew society planned a 6 30 pm banquet at Gowmans hotel with Rev J D Melanchian as toastmaster and R G Wraser as chair. The University of Washington Glee Club gave its first local concert of the season at Meany Hall at 740 pm Wednesday. A series of high school concerts is planned for next month. Alliance Francaise to meet at 6 18 pm Wednesday at the Y W C A with a musical program by Mrs Sherl Biacock Philia Goulet Mrs Paul Smith and Mrs H N Hugh and a lecture. Beattie chapter of the American Association of Engineers holds its last program of the year Friday night in the Railway Exchange building rooms. Fred Yates of the Canadian railways will give an illustrated lecture on the construction of his road and F R R Hanton manager of the Merchants Exchange will discuss Growth of Trade and Commerce in Seattle. Puget Sound Schoolmasters club meets December 9 at 10 am at the Tacoma Chamber of Commerce with Dr A Roberta UW discussing Selling Education to the Public and Dr D B Waldo of Bellingham normal school on Paramount Educational Need Luncheon served at 12 30 The Seattle Red Cross the State American Legion and Rainier Nickel post move to the Red Cross building at Fourth Ave and Virginia St where offices will open December 1 Their headquarters are closed meantime
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University of Washington Glee Club
Meany Hall
Beattie
American Association of Engineers
Railway Exchange
Fred Yates
Canadian Railways
F. R R. Hanton
Merchants’ Exchange
Seattle
Puget Sound
Tacoma
Red Crom
State
American Legion
Rainier Nicbie
Legion
Red Cross
Fourth Ave
Virginia St
Instant Relief Pape'n Cold Compound Promises Quick Breathing
An ad touts Pape n Cold Compound for rapid relief from nasal congestion and headache. It claims the medicine clears stuffed passages, stops runny nose, reduces fever and sneezing after two to three doses.
Plum Pudding and Cake for Christmas Traditions Remain
The article traces Christmas plum pudding and fruitcake origins from Roman and German roots, noting old spellings like plumb and plum squash. It recalls barley and suet in early recipes, the Saxon cloth-boiling method, and Pagan Thor festival ties, plus modern tweaks such as bread crumbs and aged fruitcake with brandy or whisky for preservation.
The Woman of Poise and Modern Life
An advertisement extols poise as essential in home, business, and social life. It links calm confidence to health and nerves and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for women seeking steadiness and improved vitality.
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Mount Olive
N.C
Senate
Ballie Budd
Lydia BE
Pinkham
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