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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
3
A reader from Waverly Virginia praised Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best prevention for various illnesses and recommended it to friends. The note urges easy access through local dealers.
La Grande nears completion of a $76,000 city high school building, the largest in Eastern Oregon. The modern campus includes separate Department blocks for English, science, math, history, manual training, and domestic science, plus a large auditorium for debates and a commercial section like a real business college. It features a large gym, shower baths, automatic clock system, skylights, Keenabnee heating, and red fir interiors. Construction by Bartlett and Gauntt aims to finish soon with student move-in hoped for by the second semester.
The plan calls for furnishings to be ordered and shipped promptly. About 215 pupils will be enrolled initially, easing crowding for the 900 grade children currently in crowded conditions. The new building will cost $30,000 before full equipment.
Advertisement touts Genuine Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe quick cure for coughs and colds. It claims no opiates and highlights the yellow packaging sold at Hille Drug Store with Tru-Fralt Chocolates and no imitation flavors.
An eye care professional in La Grande advertises comprehensive eye exams using up to date methods, custom fitting glasses ground in the workshop, and quick turnaround. He duplicates any lens, guarantees satisfaction, and offers free lens changes if vision improves within a year. He notes leading physicians refer patients for eye strain and promotes affordable pricing.
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