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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1906
Page
3
Dr. George M. Gould argues in the Medical Record that desks disregard physiological design and force slumped necks and twisted spines. He supports the osteopathic view that deformities cause disease and that osteopathy can correct misalignments as a remedy. Ash Wednesday falls on the 28th and Easter on April 15 this year.
Washington reports Pacific coast Congress members pushed for authorization of a first class revenue cutter for Puget Sound after the Valencia disaster. Rep Gushman notes the Grant must be replaced due to age while many U S ships require supervision to enforce navigation and customs laws in Puget Sound.
An editorials appeal urges central west papers to republish a plea from Dr S L Byers of Seolayville Indiana for help recovering his six year old son Richmond. A $600 reward is offered and details describe the child and suspected peddler-route locations. The piece urges nationwide press cooperation to uncover the boy’s concealment and return him.
Washington February 26 An official report on Alaska salmon fisheries notes a world pack nearly 1.5 million cases higher than last year as operations span 47 canneries 22 salteries and 45 firms with total capital stock about 11.47 million dollars. The Northwest Fisheries Co long with Paine or Pa isle Packing withdraw from field reduces capitalization and plant values.
The production features a reproduced opium den on Mott Street in Chinatown, with a Chinese laundry visible in front and a drug den behind. Kenyon, formerly U S legation attache in Hong Kong, supervised the scene and spoke the language, ensuring authentic detail.
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