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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1916
Page
4
After a thorough spinal situation Armuice legs dropsy and varicose velo most all skeletal deformity nine years in Portland. The only system to bring nerve life to all paralyzed organs.
A Minnesota man devised a system to drive various machines from a motor car. The design uses pulleys belts and circular saws to power equipment, enabling the car to perform different tasks though the setup may be wasteful and unconventional.
A quote advises a man to stay in the fray once he knows he is in the fight, unless his wife pushes to have her own way, reflecting domestic tension and steadfast resolve.
British forces press in France near Albert with mobile operations against German positions at Hardecourt. German counterattacks north of Curla are repulsed and retreat becomes disorderly. Reports indicate thousands of unwounded prisoners and continuing mobile warfare as the July drive unfolds.
Tinghes maps a long early August voyage to Pacific Coast cities, intending a freight tour that will cover multiple coastal ports and commercial stops.
A 15 foot wall of water washed away a mother and baby in a disaster reported from an area affected by rising seas. The incident is linked to broader warnings and emergency measures as officials assess the impact on residents and services. Troops assigned to foreign service will receive extra pay, while combined officer salaries face a $2000 limit, reflecting wartime compensation changes.
Mrs Hetty Gress, a New York resident reputedly wealthy, died at 0:08 after a cerebral stroke. She had lived in a boarding house and modest flats, cherishing family traditions she wished to pass to her children, with a son and Japanese relatives mentioned among those around her.
London report states the outbreak's blame does not rest with Baron Wimborne the lord lieutenant who has resigned and is declared not responsible for government policy. Seven killed in explosion at Emporium Pennsylvania six men died instantly and one died on a train nearby.
An antique Detroit Free press fragment touts Balsam of Myrrh and Liniment as remedies for falls on icy walks and sprains. The ad copy, mixed with quirky quips about doctors and travelers, mirrors period medical advertising tone.
The Detroit Press quotes a tense scene as officials discuss gallons of gasoline for Saturday while contrasting optimism and caution. The Washington Star weighs in with a quip about whether a perpetual smile proves optimism or diplomacy.
Market notes show general crop conditions in the northwest with prices for prints extras butterfat and cascara bark. Cattle prices list steers around 7.60 per cwt, cows near 7.60, sheep yearlings at 7.60, and other livestock values reflected in the terse quote.
A California bean market report notes strong demand and rising prices for Limas and white beans. Jobbers resist extreme price moves while speculative interest increases as prices advance in the market.
High wool bids reached 2B a pound with Grant county among bidders. Only other sale was J. C. Moore's 24 cent lot to Mr. Glorieux. Mrs. Kenneth McRas of Prairie City reported 68 000 pounds. Private bid tops the official offer, details unclear.
Hood River The Apple Growers association has sent letters urging all affiliated brokers to deal at The Dalles for a fair price. Clarke County Hops Do Well Ridgefield Washington The hop crop in the region shows promising strength as growers push for better returns.
A fragment from Philadelphia Ledger and Boston Transcript items shows a teacher correcting a child on furlough meaning a mule, with unrelated snippets about business, shipbuilding, and domestic life. The collage reflects language questions and period newspaper teasers.
A young lawyer in Kokomo Indiana recounts a contentious trial over identity and ownership. Testimony features slang filled dialogue about a red gelding with white mane and nose. The witness hints the horse belonged to a man named Jones, Loyal Nowe. Preparednews.
A fragmentary note suggests tapping phone wires in New York. The text hints at consequences, mentioning access to salad recipes and an afternoon card at a press outlet, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary notice notes hides pelts cascara bark wool and mohair trade items in Portland Oregon with unclear details. The readable words imply a market listing or barter summary among regional merchants. Further specifics are not provided in the fragment.
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