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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
2
Bentley and Kari seek relief after a late night with a barbershop friend massaging the head. Bentley praises massage as a genius invention and jokes about a device to fix the inside of a head. They consider clever cures to clear morning pains.
Paris Letter recalls M Jules Renard of Corbigny who monthly writes for Journi de Clamecy. The wall poster features a goat mascot that, after “reading,” eats the official sheet, illustrating a satirical view of readers consuming books and letters.
A dialogue frames punishment for a man who proposes to a woman and later refuses marriage. Mrs. Peckem Henry suggests the man should be compelled to marry her, while the man proposes punishment. The exchange reflects social norms and remedies discussed in historical etiquette.
A playwright and critic clash over a new play in a tense exchange. The critic dismisses the playwright as smaller and weaker, while the playwright presses for feedback and reaction to the work.
In Seattle and the Northwest the shortage of school ma'ams leads to widespread hiring offers. The note says teachers seeking air and higher pay should write to educational authorities in Washington Idaho Oregon or Montana. It hints men outnumber women and that attractive teachers command high wages.
Hunsickers from Pennsylvania and other states gather in Collegeville for a large family reunion. Henry A. Hunsicker of Germantown prepares a family history detailing eight generations living in Pennsylvania.
GEO W Zimmerman Osteopath notes address and successors. La Grande School of Music and Port Day director listed. Cherry's New Laundry warns customers wagon change may cause delays. urges phone calls for pickups and promises sufficient help to handle all work without delay.
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