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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
3
Notice declares dissolution of the partnership J. A. Garity and Ban Brown doing business as J. A. Garity & Company. Creditors are asked to settle at their office before January 1 1906. J A Gantry Bun Brown.
The Russo Japanese War spurs radical U S military reform plans shifting bayonet style and rifle length. President Roosevelt discusses arming reforms with the secretary of war while long range artillery dominates naval orders for bigger guns and minimal small arms.
A fragment ponders if goodness and fortune track together and recalls a saying Be good and you'll be fat. The remark appears as a small quotation attributed to a gentle woman, reflecting a social adage in the period.
Reggie reports Mabel was amused by the idea of beginning Amuntarhe. The Boston Post notes her reaction as lighthearted and supportive.
A state department report from the University of Jena notes widespread adulteration in foods. Of 1 389 samples tested in 1903 and 1904, milk showed dirt contamination. apricots had sulfuric acid. lemonades lacked fruit juice. butter was fatty and watery. baking powder varied. juices spoiled. marmalades mixed glucose and coal tar dyes. pepper contained lime and shell. sausages had flour and coloring agents. many items watered, spoiled, or adulterated. The report criticizes consumer indifference and non expert testing in large cities.
London Opinion notes that serious parliamentary focus often signals golf topics have entered debate. The piece contrasts indifferent lounging with sudden fervor when golf is discussed, implying its influence on political discourse and timing.
A weather observer report blends medical claims and personal anecdotes about cures attributed to Golden Seal and Dr Pierce's Medical Discoveries. It notes public invitation to consult the remedies at the Buffalo institute with no charge, via mail.
J E Stearns of Belle Plaine Minnesota writes that a friend badly injured his hand and then blood poisoning crept toward the heart, causing fatal complication.
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