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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
4
Directory style listing of local fraternal orders and meeting times including EAGLES La Grande Aerie 289 and STAR EN CAMPMENT No. 81 I O F visiting rules. Also notes about ELECTRIC BITTERS praised by Mrs Jennie Duncan and ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA advertised by Newtain Davo Co, with brief health claims.
The University of Oregon Gies Club visits the High School at 8 30 p m for a reception after a concert at the opera house featuring Oregon songs, glee and mandolin numbers, solos, a humorous ghost sketch, and a frat themed evening. A basketball game between Baker City and La Grande high schools is set for Saturday with 95 cent admission.
The New York Herald notes calm handling of a quarantined ship with suspected plague or beri-beri aboard. It argues modern sanitation and rat and vermin destruction as key to preventing spread, citing San Francisco and arguing disease risk is low with proper precautions.
The Boston Globe notes 4000 graduate Osteopaths practicing the healing art with the American School of Osteopathy at Kirksville leading in students and colleges. It explains osteopathy focuses on nerves and their proper use, avoids stimulants and sedatives, seeks causes of disorder, and aims for permanent cures. Drs. Moore of this city are Kirksville graduates.
Scripps News notes eight hundred revolutionists sent to Siberia as the first batch of five thousand expected deportees. A New York drummer quips about Wall Street losses while recounting a Pennsylvania farmer resisting an aggressive magazine canvasser offering a too good deal.
Advertises Foley’s Honey and Tar as a cough remedy that stops coughing, strengthens lungs, and prevents pneumonia. It warns against unknown substitutes and opiate-containing products, claiming safety and certainty in results.
E. H. Jones of Grove Maryland claims a severe cold nearly caused pneumonia and consumption. He says a friend advised Foley's Honey and Tar, which relieved him quickly and led to full recovery after using two to three bottles. Prices listed: 25c 0c 1.00, with larger sizes offering more value.
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