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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1906
Page
3
Colors from Sherwin Williams are described as permanent and durable with resistance to fading sun and rain. The piece suggests using paint to refresh homes fences and outbuildings as the 4th of July approaches.
Willis T. Morgan a retired U S A commissary sergeant from Concord New Hampshire credits Dr King’s New Discovery for keeping him in perfect health after years of service in Cuba and the Philippines. He calls it the best medicine in the world for coughs colds bronchial troubles and all lung diseases. Trial bottle free and guaranteed at 50 cents and 1.00.
An advertisement notes deaths from appendicitis drop as Dr. King's New Life Pills rise in use. It claims the pills save from danger and provide a quick painless release from constipation with lasting strength and vigor, guaranteed by Newun Drug 28c.
A public warning ties tetanus risk to gun use during Fourth of July celebrations. It blames patients, families, and physicians for wounds and calls for stricter bans on cap pistols firecrackers and other firearms to reduce injuries as cities consider limits.
Weather report notes storms on the sixteenth with prevailing wind direction from the west. A. Worsrell and Co operative near observer report conditions and wind trends.
Ellenora Hunter Choate died June 28 at age 20 after a brief illness. Born May 12 1886 in Dayton North Dakota she lived in Oregon since 1889 with her family in Salem Sumerville and later Married Thelbarth A Choate on May 9 1906. She professed faith at 16 and belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church. Funeral Saturday June 50 at the Summerville Presbyterian Church with Rev LS Medha officiating.
The Canadian screw won the grand challenge race at the annual regatta on the Thames. From Cambridge College W B West of Philadelphia entered the diamond sculls and was the only American participant this year. West finished poorly, defeated by Adams of Australia by two and a quarter lengths.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions health remedies and brands in a chaotic line. It references mountains, medicine, and various misrendered names, creating an unclear advertisement-like snippet with no coherent facts or events.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe for children, claiming relief from coughs colds and croup. It states the medicine is free of opium or harmful drugs and suitable for babies and adults, with early use preventing croup attacks.
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