Public notices and historic reflections mix in Keyser Echo
The Keyser Echo reports on Allen Ontalned, a public notice collection featuring the tale of Mother Gossip and Mr Wood Bit, alongside a detailed obituary style account of Secretary Franklin K Lane. The piece blends local storytelling with notes on taxation reform and a wartime era drift toward governance and health.
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Lane
Franklin K. Lane
Wilson
Rochester
Minnesota
Washington
West Virginia
Board of Public Works
Tay
Charleston
Allen
Portland Plans Well Babies Week Amid Health Drive
Aimed at improving child health, Portland Oregon, schedules “well babies week” as part of a local health initiative. Separately a gift from publishers entails a rib of the Revolutionary War ship Revenge to President Harding, noting the ship’s sinking in Lake Champlain and later recovery of hull segments.
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Portland
Oregon
Harding
Lake Champlain
Tloondernes
Nervous patient questions doctor during throat exam
A anxious woman visits a specialist for throat inspection as the famygoscope is adjusted. She asks about how far the instrument can see, then comments on her attire and admits she did not have time to mend a stocking before arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotter
Butt
San Francisco
Socrates
Scrub Team Report Raises Questions About Football Training
A terse briefing notes unclear training methods for football players and questions about their conditioning. No clear names or dates are provided, but the fragment hints at coaches and team routines being discussed in a noisy exchange.
Loop Chicago restaurant outfits waitresses in red breeches
A Chicago Loop eatery faced crowding as business grew and waitresses wore red breeches inspired by a mural. The manager introduced the pants to harmonize color, matching the fox hunt scene while waitresses wore silk stockings instead of riding boots.
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Chicago
Skeletons of Soldiers Unearthed Along Columbia River Highway
Excavators along the Deschutes region uncovered six skeletons believed to be white soldiers from early Oregon wars. Army identifiers were found with the graves amid a broader context of historic conflict along the Columbia River Highway.
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Oregon Country
Columbia River
Deschutes River
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Mary Graham Bonner
Boynk Sowll
Girl Lit
Howe Jong
Mother Grwip
Mother
Wood
Mr. Wood
Mole Hills
Mr. Wood Elf
Uitte
Onda
Martier
Hein
Department of the Sterior
Rose
Frs
P. A
Prince Albert
Prince Abert
Pringe Albert
Bolivar
Halltown
W. Va
Duffields
Charles Town
Rawson
W. A. Daniel
Sadler
Dean
Fletcher
Feds
Pardon
Castor
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