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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
3
The Sillicms Peventle Opera Company presents a juvenile opera show at Steward’s Opera House on May 23. Tickets are available at Jay Van Buren’s with unusually low prices for this engaging performance downtown.
The O and N Uo sets Portland to Lewie and Clark fair rates from May 29 to October 5. A round trip is 14.90 dollars, valid 30 days. party tickets at 9.15 dollars each require ten or more travelers on one ticket. Individual rate 9.15 for seven days with limited totals. Rates valid May 29 through October 8.
The piece cites Russia with 180 million people and 18 334 doctors and the U S with about 78 million people and 135 000 physicians and surgeons. It questions why doctors here resist others joining the profession and references osteopaths with a skeptical note.
After cleaning house please donate articles or clothing to the ME church rummage sale. Those wishing to give may phone Mrs Bolton, Mrs Aldrich, or Mrs William Anderson for details.
The message asks for a listed line of work and promises to provide the correct price upon name of the task. It seeks a single clarified job description before quoting a fee.
Fragmentary OCR note references a man and woman, Austin Indiana, and a product called Electric Bitters. The text appears to be truncated ad copy or excerpt noting gender roles and a medical remedy without coherent details or outcomes.
Mrs. Josie Summer of Bremond Texas endorses Fallard's Snow Liniment for her family's growing pains and fever symptoms noting quick relief. The ad mentions Newlin Drug Co and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as remedies with prices listed.
Dr Smite Whitney of Texas touts Herbine as a cure for constipation and liver troubles. The ad promotes Herbine in tea or tablets with a bottle offer from Newlin Drug, claiming it purifies the complexion and improves health.
Little Rock resident Orled Hanna Plant reports relief from Buck Jen’s Arnica oil after five years of recurrent skin troubles. The product is presented as a miraculous healer for burns and wounds and is guaranteed at Newlin Drug Co.
In archaic style the ad touts Electric Bitters as a cure for sickness and internal disorders including bilious ness Brights disease and more. It urges readers to seek relief at Newlin Drug Co with a 50 cent price and mentions Jersey Cream Flour for baking.
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