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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
4
Fragmentary text references individuals Bruce Dennis and DG Desils with unclear roles. The note mentions La Grande post entry as second class matter and lists scattered phrases likely from a newspaper notice or internal filing. Readable facts are minimal.
A prominent business figure argues for a ten year legislative moratorium to calm markets and reduce unpredictable laws. The piece contrasts the harms of constant agitation with the dangers of despotism, defending democracy and noting the need for public expression through elected bodies despite missteps.
Odd reports describe abroad tests with an octopus in a sea water tank to probe tales of monster men and time dragging victims to the sea bottom. A man-shaped dummy was placed as bait and seized by the octopus, which attempted to drag it underwater.
A physician in England promotes twenty four hours in bed as the fastest path to full recuperation, advising long sleep with gentle meals and no reading. The piece also recounts Venice’s lamp of espionion tale about remember the baker and the stern use of a lamp to avert wrongful executions.
A description explains the box tortoise shell arrangement where a movable plastron segment can rise to shield the head and fore limbs. When danger passes, the plate contracts back, retracting the limbs and exposing the body again. A hinge of elastic ligament connects the plate to the plastron.
An advertisement touts Rexall "88" and Rexall "93" Hair Tonite tonics claiming germ destruction and scalp revival. It promises a full refund if customers report no relief from irritation, dandruff control, or improved hair growth, with two sizes priced at 50 cents and $1.00 from Hill's Drug Store.
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