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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1911
Page
3
A brief health note promotes understanding of appendicitis and simple prevention steps. It claims an easy path to awareness and invites readers to request a free appendicitis book at A. T. Hill's drug store.
Public notice details special excursion fares east from Oregon-Washington lines with dates May through September and final return limit in October. One way through California adds 15 dollars. Inquiries to any O R&N agent or WM McMURRAY, G P A, Portland Oregon.
Doris Canfield of the Juvenile Bosonians appears in a local event on May 15 and 16 at the Steward. She humorously recalls an auto-corrected incident with a dressmaker who mistook her for a child and required parental sanction before completing two gown orders.
Actors discuss themes on gender roles and motherhood in the production. Aunt Gretchen Jans affirms mothers define a woman’s sphere and critics note intuition versus logic. Phil Cartwright desires a Benedict while Monty Ward jokes about aging and social progress. The remarks conclude with Steward Thursday night.
Fragmentary ad copy promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedies and foot bathing in hot water as a certain method to ward off a severe cold. The text mentions a woman and dealer but lacks full context.
The passage encourages participation in a nationwide contest offering prizes with educational value. It promotes experiences in Portland and San Francisco events, river Yeanties, ocean recreation, and social life. It urges studying music, home study, competitive work, and organizing friends to support one's success. The contest promises multiple benefits.
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