God In The Home and The Divine Plan, Pastor Russell
Elmira July 23 Pastor Russell speaks to crowded audiences on God in the home and the future Day of Christ. He argues the world cannot interfere with God’s plan and urges daily righteousness, the Golden Rule, and family duty as paths to life or death eternal.
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Russell
Christ
Elmira
N. Y
Church
Apostle
God
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Joshua
Spokane Interstate Fair Opens Eighteenth Annual Exhibition
Spokane's growth over eight years is marked by the Interstate Fair moving into its eighteenth annual show from October 2 to 8, 1911. Entries rose from 1581 in 1904 to 6819 with 111545 admissions last year, premiums increased, and over 36000 in prizes await competitors worldwide.
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Spokane
Calgary
Alberta
Aged Klickitat Farmer Builds Airship for Mount Adams Flight
Peter Troh, a Glenwood pioneer near Trout Lake, Washington, is finishing an airship in the Farman biplane style and plans a maiden flight to Mount Adams. The craft, 50 by 20 feet and weighing 20 feet, will use a 60 horsepower engine from the east. Troh, nearly 70, expects a cloud voyage around September 1 after engine delays postponed a July Fourth display. He previously earned a Seattle Yukon Exposition gold medal for a sleigh brake invention. Ayrıca Stings or bites of insects should be treated promptly with Ballard's Snow Liniment sold locally.
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Trout Lake
Wash
Peter Troh
Glenwood
Mount Adams
Troh
Farman
Camas Prairie
Klickitat County
Ballard
D. H. Fry and Co
W. Camp, Cor
Yakima
Taft Denies Baby Stepped in Soup At Club Luncheon
Brooklyn tale of 3 year old William Herbert Berri allegedly feet in Taft soup at Union League Club anniversary dinner on June 8 denied by White House. President Taft writes that no soup existed and clarifies the misunderstanding.
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New York
William Herbert Berri
Brooklyn
Taft
Union League Club
White House
Berri
William Berri
Willie
Hillis
Mr. Berri
William H. Taft
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Recalled by Murilla Carpenter
A Murilla New York carpenter E. 8. Leper shows how Bucklen's Arnica Salve keeps him free from cuts and wounds. He claims it heals burns scalds cracked hands fevers sores eczema corns and pimples, and notes his sample goes to Carl's Pharmacy.
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Bucklen
Leper
Murilla
N. Y
Carl's
Brand New Industry for North Yakima
R B Holland of Yakima Hardware starts a new local venture after selling his second rattlesnake of the season for 1.50. The specimen, eleven rattles and over a yard long, was displayed at the Yakima Hardware store. Holland owns a claim in Coyote canyon and has captured five rattlesnakes this year. He notes a rattlesnake can live six to eighteen months if kept right side up in a cool dry place.
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Ingersoll
Paine
Voltaire
Christendom
R. B. Holland
Yakima Hardware Company
Yakima
Mr. Holland
Holland
Coyote Canyon
Yakima Hardwire Company
the Herald
Dr Kings New Life Pills Praised by Rev Stubenwoll
A Iowa minister praises Dr Kings New Life Pills as a health necessity. He urges every home to have them and notes they help when other remedies fail. Available for 25 cents at Clark's Tharmacy.
Low colonist fares draw settlers to Pacific Northwest
The Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Company announces one way second class colonist fares from September 15 to October 18. From eastern cities such as Atlanta Baltimore Boston New York Chicago St Louis and Minneapolis fares range from 25 to 82 dollars. The railroad expects a large influx of settlers due to the liberal stopover privileges and anticipates heavy travel in thirty days. Seattle July 20.
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Seattle
Pacific Northwest
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Pacific Coast
Atlant
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Turkish Wives Said To Be Costly Luxury
The article argues polygamy in Turkey is rare outside elite circles and clarifies the legal limit of four wives. It explains religious and social constraints, the need for separate households and wealth to wed, and the costly nuptial gifts that often deter marriage.
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Constantinople
Europe
Ameria
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Mohammed
Ali
Mussulman
Turk Desirous Tomarry
Remedy for stomach disorder and torpid liver
Old advertisement states a bad taste signals a disordered stomach and a torpid liver. It claims HERBINE corrects the stomach, stimulates the liver, and restores regularity. Sold by D. H. Fry and C. W. Camp at their corner storefront.
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D. H. Fry
C. W. Camp
Cor
3Rd
Yakima Avenues
No Sex in Crime Denounces Gender Bias in Court
New York July 22 Supreme Court Justice Dike declared there is no sex in crime. He said a woman who commits a felony deserves no leniency for being female and that men and women must suffer equal punishment for the same crime. He dismissed arguments for lighter sentences based on gender.
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New York
Supreme Court
Dike
MeeGees Baby Elixir Offered for Fever and Bowel Ailment
An old advertisement promotes MeeGees Baby Elixir to relieve feverish heat and bowel disturbances in infants. It claims to correct stomach upset and control looseness, priced at 25 cents per bottle and sold by D. H. Fry and W Camp at 3rd and [illegible] streets.
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Meegee
D. HM
Fry
W Camp
Cor
The Great End of All Human Industry
The quote by Hume states that the ultimate purpose of all human labor is happiness. It reflects a philosophical view that productivity serves well being rather than mere wealth. The line emphasizes wellbeing as the final goal of society and work.
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Hume
Brown Tail Moth Scares Western Orchardists
State horticulture officials report a brown tail moth outbreak threatening apples in six to twenty acres near Seattle. Quarantines and eradication efforts using fire and denatured alcohol are under way to prevent spread, with substantial state and federal funds allocated to control the pest.
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Rainier Valley
Seattle
Thaw's Mother Files Fifth Habeas Corpus Bid
Mrs Mary Copley Thaw moves to free her son Harry Thaw from Matteawan Asylum for the Criminal Insane. She seeks court review claiming he has recovered from insanity and deserves liberty. The campaign has cost the family about one million dollars with prior failed efforts.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Stanford White
Muatteawan Asylum
Mary Copley Thaw
Thaw
Syrian fires on commuter car in North Adams killing motorman
In North Adams Massachusetts on Ches shire street railway a 21 year old Syrian named Pablo Mallak drew an automatic pistol after being ordered back to his seat and killed Motorman George Hoye. Two women including Miss Martha Miller were wounded and three others injured as sixty passengers rode the crowded car. Mallak jumped from the car and was captured by passengers as police theorize he suddenly went insane.
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North Adams
Mass
Rune Ning
Pablo Mallak
Ches Shire Street
George 'S. Hoye
Pittasfield
Martha EK
Miler
Adams
Narrow Escape For Rancher Waddington In City Crash
Amos Waddington, a rancher near the city, had a narrow escape Saturday afternoon when his team and wagon collided with a street car at Yakima Avenue and First Street. He was thrown onto the car fender but regained control of the lines. the horses managed to stop. The wagon tipped and spilled a case of beer, many bottles broken, but otherwise damage was minor.
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Amos Waddington
Yakima Avenue
First Si
Waddington
Horges
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