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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
3
The piece warns contributors that unsigned articles will not be published and urges signing for acceptance. It references editorial discretion, a harsh stance against anonymous pieces, and hints at concerns about graft and moral standards amid a December publishing cycle. The text also notes a tradition of local topics including fruit export potential and historical recollections.
The Good Roads Convention meets in this city on the 19th and 20th and invites representative citizens from all parts of the county. Taxpayers are urged to express views on county expenditures to guide the county court. The editorial notes the court’s duty while inviting public input to avoid future criticism and emphasizes the movement’s importance for county progress and unity.
The passage describes liver congestion symptoms affecting the abdomen and head, noting aching and lethargy, with references to digestion, nerves, and bodily structures. It mentions various remedies and a possible link to osteopathy as a treatment approach.
A writer notes many in the densely populated East barely exist while Kansas and other western states rely on immigrant labor at good wages. He argues southern and western states should have immigration bureaus to direct home seekers.
A vintage ad promises Pastine Teller Antiseptic as a germicidal hygienic wash for household care. It declares strong cleansing and moisturizing qualities and offers samples at The R. Paxton Co in Boston Massachusetts.
RHONE MAIN 16 highlights a testimonial praising Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad notes the product is sold as tea or tablets for 35 cents at Newlin Drug Co, urging readers to try the remedy.
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