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Newspaper
Weston Leader
Location
Weston, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1915
Page
4
Coincidental deaths linked Shakespeare and Cervantes
A fragment from a Portland newspaper column notes an odd coincidence that Shakespeare and Cervantes died on April 23, 1916, while detailing various quirky quotes and brief items. It references Hargrove & Sons, a misdated note on coins used as adornments, a divorce case, and odd health plus agricultural notes about grasshoppers and courage as a closing thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Spain
Shakespeare
Cervantes
Vnry
Mexico Factions Urged to End War Now
President Wilson announces the United States will press both Mexican factions to restore order as conditions grow intolerable. The White House states no faction is capable of single handedly stabilizing the country and warns of possible further measures if talks fail. The appeal emphasizes humanitarian needs and urges immediate steps to prevent famine and further suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Mexico
White House
Bryan Plea for Five Mexicans Won Pardon Board Review
Arizona pardon board considers delaying executions after William J. Bryan urged mercy for five Mexicans due to Florence prison death row. Board votes to execute separately if continued, with Governor’s delay still possible amid ongoing appeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Arizona Pardon Board
Phoenix
Aris
William J. Bryan
Florence Penite
State Board
Chperdons and
Percies
Pepe
Glen
Mexico
Beahanen
Northwest Market Reports General Crop Conditions
Northwest market reports show varied prices and conditions for crops and livestock. Prices listed include onions 1.85 per sack, cabbage and celery per crate, potatoes at 1.75 per crate, and vegetables like beets and cauliflower with mixed values. Livestock figures cover steers, hogs at 7.60 to 7.75, sheep and lambs with full wool at 1 higher, and poultry notes on broilers and turkeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Oregon
Weather report on Oregon crops for week ending May 25 1915
Weather Bureau summaries from Portland show daily showers across Western Oregon and two or more days in the East. Temperatures near normal with no damaging frosts. Fall and spring cereals, legume hay, pastures benefit. fall wheat in boot, some barley beginning to head. Willamette Valley rains yellowing some grain. weeds widespread. insufficient dry weather for cultivation. cool temps hinder corn and spoil strawberries. most fruit in good condition aside from localized apple fungus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Weather Bureau
Willamette Valley
Wool Sale Falls Flat At Echo In Pendleton District
Wool sale efforts failed as buyers and growers could not agree. Seven clips totaling 290000 pounds drew bids from 14.8 to 19 cents for fine wool and 265 for a 20 cent basis. About 100 growers consider pooling and shipping the clip. Eight hundred yearlings sold by J C Hoakina of Echo at 4 dollars each. Local wheat bids rise in Portland but deals stalled amid price disagreements between buyers and shippers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Echo
Rle
J. C. Hoakina
Portland
World News Highlights From The Week In War-Torn Times
A jumble of global items notes bank robbery in Spokane, wartime reports from London and Paris, shipping losses, and political moves. Wilson seeks note from Germany on Lusitania sinking. New York population estimates project 5.3 million in NYC, 10.25 million statewide. Miner deaths, air raids, and naval actions feature among turmoil across nations. Local measures include traffic increases and New York census plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Ore
East St. Louis
Wilson
Germany
Schedute
Painines Contiatry and German Preparations Compared
Fragmentary text references German preparations and medical topics, noting nerve and crown therapy, with garbled names and unclear events. Mentions of doctors, patients, and assistants hint at a medical or clinical discussion, but specifics are unreadable.
Pellets The First Perfumes And Historic Thoughts
Fragmented reminiscences tie Josiah Wedgwood to perfume origins as a story of scent born from smoke. An old eye remedy advertisement and a misdirected drill moment close this odd clipping with a humorous quip about a soldier and his legs.
Two British sailors seek Skye terrier at dog show
Two Britian sailora had secured tickets to the dog show and were gazing upon a Skye terrier with so much hair it looked like two wooles rug. They joke about which end is the bark end, deciding to pin the dog to see which end barks.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial
In Terre Hill Pennsylvania Mrs Avoustos Lyon reports relief from aches and pains after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter praises the remedy as a standard treatment for women's illnesses and notes widespread testimonials from women across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Hill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Avoustos Lyom
Terre Hill, Pa
E. Pinkham
Border Tree Trary Teks
Fragmented overheard exchange hints at art purchases and shipboard intrigue
A garbled dialogue references Mrs Carruta and Mrs Gi rota arguing about art acquisitions including Rubens and Rembrandt. A naval setting note mentions a young examiner on the battleship Texas asking about confinement and bread and water as the reply given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enargue
Texas
Leet
Tallers Magazine
Fragmented OCR Finds Haphazard Tales Of Daily Life
A jumble of letters and stray phrases describes mundane tasks and social quirks. Mentions of a father away on business, a mailman, requests for butter and laundry, and a tailors’ woes hint at a broader column of comic snippets from everyday life.
Burroughs Birthday Message Reflected In An Older Note
A fragmentary excerpt quotes John Burroughs urging cheerfulness and self reliance amid harsh talk and impulsive violence. The piece references Burroughs as an enduring figure, noting respect for an ancient citizen who survived through two millennia and survives the era via merit rather than mere opinion.
Onions: taste and texture in preparation methods
The note describes that onions can be unpleasant in taste if not prepared well. It suggests steps to improve palatability: slicing, blanching in boiling water, draining, repeating with cold water, and finishing with pepper to preserve crispness and flavor.
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