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Newspaper

La Grande Evening Observer

Location

La Grande, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1910

Page

6

Improve Health with Stomach and Liver Tablets

Your complexion as well as your temper is rentored miserable by a disordered liver. By taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets you can improve both.

Chamberlain

Earwig Mothers Guard Hatched Eggs Like Birds

In early year soil digging reveals female earwigs with their fifty plus eggs. Unlike many insects the earwig incubates the eggs, sitting over them and gathering scattered eggs back together. When danger arises the young cluster beneath the mother’s body for protection.

Strand Magazine

Social Distinctions and Snobbishness in Childhood Thorny Debate

Beatrice, age nine, tells a visitor that they no longer play with Sarah because her father has only a first name job, while their father has a mister position. The piece discusses so called class signals and early social judgments.

Beatrice Sarah

Rush to Europe a Record Ocean Travel Grows

The article notes rising transatlantic travel from New York to Europe through 1910, with 1907 figures and a forecast of new records. It describes modern steamships as floating cities offering luxury, comfort, and continuous connectivity, transforming long voyages into near shore experiences with onboard services and amenities.

Europe Atlantic New York Langula Limba Monsieur

Luxuries on a Modern Liner Highlight First Class Comforts

The article surveys lavish first class liners with four room suites priced up to 3000 dollars for a crossing, featuring marble baths, Venetian mirrors, ornate fixtures, and deluxe materials. It notes high daily rates, Turkish baths, electric baths, barber services, gymnasiums, and a sports deck. Upcoming ships Amerika, Olympic, and Titanic promise unprecedented scale and amenities including studios, pools, chapels, and playrooms.

Broadway Fifth Avenue Walla Cell Inga Amerika Europe Milady

How doom Where they're mar ried

The Detroit Free Press quotes a cryptic exchange about marriage, comparing a man’s control to guiding someone into dangerous bait. The fragment hints at grim irony around commitment and manipulation.

Detroit Free Press

Added Part Prompts Neighbor About Improvised Cornet

A Yonkers Statesman item notes a quip about playing the cornet with or without notes. The exchange implies neighborly banter and musical debate in community chatter.

Gotham Yonkers

Delehanty Hits Four Homers and a Single in Big Game

In a Chicago win 9 to 6, Ed Delehanty went 5 for 5 with four homers and a single off Adonis Terry. The feats included three homers off a fast curve, a line drive single over short, and a dramatic fourth homer to center. The crowd roared as Lange retired after a unique curved-bounce homer.

Hugh 8. Fullerton American Magazine Ed Delehanty Adonis Terry Delehanty Dahlen Lange Chicago

Doubling Her Capacity

A woman asks for a curse girl to care for twins at an employment agency. A candidate proves long twin exposure, lands the job, but only one infant exists at her first shift. The mistress reveals the ruse to secure a competent nurse.

New York Times

Mean Trick in Chicago News About Miss Gillicotn

A brief Chicago News excerpt depicts Miss Gillicotn agreeing to something then retracting the vow. Percy laments regret, while Algernon condemns the maneuver and suggests a nonsupport suit as a possible action.

Algernon

And Such is Fame Mrs Bluehose Boarder Literary Exchange

A social exchange hints at a new lodger described as literary. Mrs Malaprop notes the boarder brings books and papers and clutter to his room more than any previous guest.

Bluehose Malaprop

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