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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1910
Page
4
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Eastern Oregon educators gather in La Grande for a few days to enjoy themselves and hear eminent lectures. The piece lauds teachers for broad judgment and dedication, argues education transcends money, and urges public reflection on teachers’ moral value to home state and nation.
The article argues for parent involvement in the education process, urging that improvements come not only from money but from heart and conscience. It notes modern school buildings and better ventilation reflect funding, while stressing the need for parental participation to aid study plans and discipline.
A Union delegation visited La Grande to press claims for the hospital site. William T. Wright, a pioneer voice, spoke of progress and shared respect for old settlers, urging cooperation between Union and La Grande. The piece portrays a warm reception and a desire to unify on the site decision.
The state commission sets November 26 as the hearing date and La Grande insists it should host the rate case. Proponents say La Grande is the logical jobbing center for Eastern Oregon and contend moving the hearing denies fair treatment and jobs.
Chairman Tk urges unity of moral and financial support from all businesses as preparation begins to back a large warehouse district expansion in La Grande. With proper freight rates, La Grande’s warehouse zone could double in size, extending jobber influence and territory.
The Atlanta Constitution recalls relief in killing another elephant while observers doubt the party division is solid as Democrats and Republicans are privately surprised. The Indianapolis News notes mixed sentiment, and Trollanand tia Mew comments on Mexico city not being a gunboat port of call.
A Wisconsin rural postmaster dies aged 95 attributing longevity to the many years of service. The items include a collage of quips from various papers about sports, politics, and public life with mentions of Taft, L A, and Chicago News in a satirical, snippet style.
F A Will of 2506 Washington St San Francisco California recounts 40 years of eczema suffering and claims instant relief within ten seconds after trying less than one bottle of the D D D Prescription from Ol of Wintergreen Therma D D D. The advertisement urges trying at least a 25 cent bottle and cites Newlin Drug Co dates November 22 1934.
Publication rights issued by Associated Li etery Prema claiming copyright in 190. The text reflects a terse copyright note and attribution with obscure names and entities.
A widowed church member and a longtime deacon clash over the Jonah and whale tale. The plan to marry is foiled by belief debates, jealousy, and a tin peddler’s timing. a near fatal poisoning sparks a final reversal as the couple’s faith divides the parish. Gibraltar is briefly noted as Britain’s smallest colony and Canada is cited as the largest in area.
The spectroscope is an optical instrument for forming and analyzing spectra from luminous vapors. It comprises a collimating lens, a prism, and an observing telescope. The device in its present form was invented by German chemists Kirchoff and Bunsen circa 1850.
In colonial Virginia, a very early statute imposed the death penalty on a man who killed a hog goat or sheep, aiming to protect livestock and support the growth of these animals.
A Newlin Drug Co. remedy is pitched with bold claims linking stomach value to life worth, in a dramatic sales style. The fragment suggests a health product promotion aiming to scare readers into buying.
The ad promotes MI O NA as stomach remedy with a money back guarantee from The Newlin Drug Co. It targets upset stomach pain after meals nervousness headaches from stomach issues and discomfort after overindulgence. It lists sea or car sickness vomiting pregnancy and general stomach distress as conditions it claims to relieve with a 50 cent box. The offer runs from Nov 22 to Dec 1.
WANTED Posh by a man a cook and wife as helper. Camp preferred. Call at Observer office. WANTED Girl for housework. Enquire of Mrs T J Scroggin. Wages five dollars per week. FOR RENT four unfurnished rooms. Inquire at 1808 34 street. WANTED One woman in each county who desires employment in home town. $15 per week. Be independent and self supporting J G Ziegler company Como block Chicago Til.
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