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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
7
An advertisement extols the General Electric Media Lamp as a leap in home illumination. It claims three times the light of carbon incandescent lamps, no higher operating cost, and a white light quality like gun rays. It urges households to wire for electric light and visit for proof of its superiority.
Isis presents A Mexican Legend about Jesuit priests in early Mexico attacked by Indians. A priest is dragged to a crypt and revived by a guiding Master. Mexican Rurales free the priests. the scene ends with blessings. Also notes replace The Feud with A Son of Old Ireland and a Children’s Revolt short.
Leo Bars presents feminine attire while Bays delivers novel skits and precise dancing by Burlin and Urbin. Golden and Keating close with song dance and monologue. The nightly Nancy show is misdated but tonight’s performance is confirmed with praise from Oregon towns. Local physicians and services listed alongside general notices in the La Grande region.
An advertisement urges men to combat baldness and dandruff to sustain youth and livelihood. It promotes Parisian Sage from Newlin Drug Co with a money back guarantee if it fails to stop falling hair and dandruff, featuring a girl with auburn hair on the bottle.
Brick boards suitable for holiday decoration offered at 1617 4th Street. Call and inquire about availability and pricing for Christmas displays.
The Paris Hair Store announces a new opening with a private work by appointment option. Miss Marie Swann, formerly of Los Angeles, now operates from the store for private services and guaranteed weaving satisfaction.
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