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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
8
After weeks of illness Mrs F C Bramwell dies at 2 30 am at the family home 1304 M avenue Heart troubles caused her death The funeral will be at the L D S tabernacle Sunday at 1 pm with interment to follow
A brief obituary fragment lists a widow and her late husband F C as survivors along with a son and a daughter described as being of tender years. The readable lines refer to a local land office context and immediate family.
A brief notice praises Tashi Moprite Roe Iteeel Bob Talents for her good heart and constant kindness as she is spoken of by Aweronese speakers.
A fragment shows dialogue emphasizing youth over age with lines about asking a woman her age and preferring to advertise how young she appears. The excerpt hints at social attitudes and gender norms reflected in candid speech.
A fragmentary verse evokes listening for a modeling bird and a plaintive plea heard amid sylvan woods, suggesting nature sounds and reflective mood.
Thomas Cady was arraigned in Justice of the Peace William's court and bound over to the grand jury in $1,000 bail after waiving exam. He remains jailed for failure to pay bail, claiming ignorance of the alleged crime and remembering only taking a drink near a beer saloon before arrest.
A witty exchange about marriage pairs with naval banter as a raw recruit jokes about aiming at an uncooperative foe. The discourse blends vows with humor about underwriters and sea action, framed in a light, period tone.
A fragment notes crinoline as a stiffened fabric line in fashion history. It references horsehair and French origins, noting its use in hats and garments to impart stiffness. The passage blends terms like “sy crinoline” and hints at material composition and stylistic impact.
A fragment notes electrotyping was a triumph of technique and skill in 1887, requiring the use of its practice and skilled labor to produce a result.
An old European custom gifted a clock to anyone who claimed to mind only his own business for a day. The gesture highlighted social etiquette and the value of keeping affairs private in community life.
Readers track inaians in Canada hunting for a long flat wooden almanac within each day. Sundays are holidays and fasting days. A moving peg marks time while a rude owner stays visible, keeping pace with changes.
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