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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1910
Page
8
A large crowd gathered at the L. D. tabernacle for the funeral of Mrs. Jennie S. Bramwell born June 15 1882 Wellsville Utah died November 25 1910 from heart leakage. She married Franklin C. Bramwell February 25 1903 and left a bereaved husband and two children Vernon 6 and Liolla Jane 3.
The system ensures errors are nearly impossible by dual checking each preservation leaving the store. Druggist oversight guarantees correct compounding, preventing taste, appearance, or odor clues from misleading customers.
At La Grande Lodge No. 16 I O O F regular meeting on November 26 officers for the new term were elected. Noble Grand W S Wines, Vice Grand A H Harvey, Recording Secretary F E Macy, Financial Secretary W A Worstell, Treasurer H E Coolidge, Trustee J A Arbuckle.
A playful historical line hints at a challenged party choosing weapons in a mock arena. The timid respondent proposes a beet beetle eating contest to settle the dispute.
A brisk dialogue contrasts why a woman might marry with a man’s view. One participant asks why a man marries and another replies that a man marries to have someone to blame things on. The exchange features brisk, jokey rhetoric about marital roles.
A narrative vignette set in a palace dining car features a sharp exchange about a club quitter who misused a big stick. A waiter, a “mouth and gun debater,” and a wise girl weigh in on youth, wealth, and future fortunes. The tone reflects social satire and timing in a clipped exchange.
The cartoon tabloids poke at wealth as a claim money buys companionship. A snap caption suggests money reduces the need for friends, quoting a character who notes the paradox with a wry edge.
District Attorney to devote full attention as grand jury meets next Thursday, three to four days before regular December term. Judge Knowles orders early session to prep bills on inmates while jail remains crowded. Two murder trials loom on the docket as circuit court opens.
Johnny O Neil and Kitty Bowers chase marriage despite poverty. Johnny digs for oil on the Bowers farm, finds a rich underground reserve later sold to major companies. Johnny returns rich in city wealth, claiming luck as the cause while Kitty marries him and Mr. Bowers remains wary of their fortune.
In Yonkers a man who recently purchased a submarine is linked to a garage incident. Witnesses say the situation is unsettling and the man appears accustomed to the events. Local officials provided minimal details while investigations continue.
A nautical person named Hugh protests a misaligned cap with a bold cry avast there selay I wear it song way because it is picturesque.
Freddie visits relatives in Canada where his mother warns him to mind his manners. At luncheon his aunt asks for curried chicken and he blurts out that in the States they do not curry chickens but pick them.
A lyric meditation on an aging towel roll worn by many hands. It recalls New York travelers and Kansas voices bidding it depart while suggesting the towel endures as a mystic scroll bearing fingerprints and memory from countless users.
An exchange from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch notes a joke about buying a car via a building and loan association rather than mortgaging a home. The quip highlights the era’s financing mindset and consumer humor.
A whimsical verse from the Benstown Bard appears in the Atlanta Constitution. The poem playfully contrasts a varied mood woman with promises of pickles and preserves to outlast winter and tease the coming of spring.
Eleanor, a child fond of chickens, cries over a dead rooster and blurts that he was glad when a hen laid an egg. The Delineator attributes the line to a moment of simple rural humor.
The remark notes a figure failing to stay current with developments in aviation, hinting at gaps in knowledge or strategy amid evolving air travel and technology.
The notice touts Chamberlain's liniment as a reliable remedy for sprains bruises and rheumatic pains claiming it offers steadfast relief for every family in need of a good remedy.
An opinion piece argues Chinese laundries are unregulated and unsanitary, with workers paid little and lives exported abroad. It praises Cherry's New Laundry in La Grande for sanitary steam methods, skilled assistants, and reasonable charges, urging readers to compare and choose their services.
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