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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1906
Page
3
Amused by letters from women fans Miss Maria Drofinah notes a cynical critic inquiring how she rose to prominence without promotional milk baths or divorce. She accepts the implied tribute to legitimate methods behind her popular standing.
Washington dispatch reports the Louisiana battleship lags behind Connecticut in commission. Builders at the New York Navy Yard expect to finish first, while armor and materials delays ripple through both public and private yards. Officials cite minor plan alterations as not causing major holdups.
Baltimore on January 23 Dr Osler regius professor at Oxford England visiting the city went to Annapolis this morning to deliver an address before the Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis. Lawmakers are expected to attend to learn about plans for a State Tuberculosis Hospital.
A Vonuuan leader promotes marriage among American educators as a means to strengthen education. Dr Kuypers praises American teachers for self improvement and suggests attractive women teachers could be persuaded to marry and support their husbands in educational work.
The readable text notes a strange account of slushy conditions from a location in Sa and mentions a country church at 26 degrees and plumb. It references storms shifting and a wormen herd trying to straighten something up with a subsequent storm restoring the scene.
Haynesville Maine resident Mia Jenn Dun, age seventy, credits Electric Bitters with curing twenty years of chronic dyspepsia and restoring her vigor. The tonic claims to aid stomach and liver issues, blood disorders, and general weakness, sold 50 cents at Newsin Deva Co. drugstore.
In Chicago Record Herald recounts a vivid scene of a newsboy nicknamed Yodel who works in the paper stuffer trade. He inspires cheers and tension in the busy alley as workers, led by foreman Big Bill, react to his singing and courage. A romantic thread with a girl surface ends with Yodel returning to work and planning to quit stuffing to resume school.
A garbled passage mentions a sight gale a lapwreck and plan to set fronts to a mermaid. A corpulent drummer dismisses business chances while selling slippers amid fragmented names and a noisy advertising tone in Chicago Daly News.
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