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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1905
Page
7
A brief fragment presents a scene of a kneeling soul before the Master with a cry of failure and a reply that effort itself is success, reflecting a moral teaching in a compact, reflective tone.
Notice states E D Zandel retires from the firm Zandel and Lawson and assigns his interest to Fred and Victor Lawson. Fred and Victor Lawson will collect all accounts and pay all debts of the late firm. Dated November 17, 1906.
Rev Walker describes the early history of Union M E Church and dedicates the new Main Street North Union building. Storied timeline includes 1865 Sunday School start, 1866 organization, 1876 first church, 1904 rebuild, and community effort shaping the current edifice.
Island City reports Mrs. Ben Brown recovering from a paralytic stroke three weeks past. Rev. Mower preached to a sizable Epworth League audience Sunday evening. Lara Kiddie ill with tonsillitis recently. A social dance occurred in Russel’s Hall Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Barry as guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Kiddie. Sleighing activity noted. Mrs. F. A. Bidwell and Mrs. J. F. Bates of Union visited last Thursday. High School Literary program included Kathleen Thomas instrumental solo and recitations by Elsa Couch Elva Gaskil Kathleen Thomas and Harry Zurbrick. Nettle Kiddle recited. Minnie Holman performed instrumental solo.
Av Andrews offers a liquidation of boys' sweaters valued at 1.25 and 1.60 to 90 cents each in a closeout sale.
An advertising line claims the business will always accommodate customers and offer ready service with right prices, signed by A. T. Hitt in a prescription drug context.
Gray of Calhoun Georgia touts Dr King’s New Discovery for bronchitis la grippe and coughs claiming it cured his wife after two doctors failed. Advertisement by Newlin Drug Co touts cure with 60 cent and one dollar prices and a trial bottle free.
The Independent notes over 20 000 votes for Dr. Andrew Taylor Still founder of Osteopathy from Kirksville Missouri. It discusses his essay on The Principles of Osteopathy and replies by James J. Walsh M D Ph D of the New York Polyclinic School.
The Independent notes overwhelming support for Dr. Still in the Nobel physiology and medicine ballot with over 20 000 votes from Osteopathy backers. It contrasts Still’s lead with insignificant totals for other candidates and cites Sweden’s liberal spirit and Stockholm Commission biases in the prize process.
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