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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1910
Page
8
Doctor Phy presents Starlight King, a seven year old educated horse, at the fairgrounds exhibit. The horse, number 1990, won first prize at the Alaska-Yukon exposition and has drawn admiration from horsemen over the past year.
Readers share strong results from Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs colds and throat chest lung issues. A Kokomo Indiana user reports rapid cure after two small bottles. Another says Foley Kidney Pills gave quick relief from kidney and bladder trouble. Hills Drug Store and Newlin Drug Co advertise 50 cent Beef Iron and Wine tonic.
For years the name Lowney stood for purity and wholesomeness in candy. The house remains trusted with high quality products today. We receive them in small quantities and frequently enough to guarantee popular Variety Chocolates Bon Bons and small items.
Gaston, a thirty year old bachelor, fears matrimony after a Paris visit ends in trouble and illness. His mother seeks a nurse for his care though Gaston protests, until a doctor announces the need for constant nursing. The chosen caretaker is a young nurse who confronts his skepticism.
Grand jury indicts T. R. Ellexson for the Waldo Perry murder at Union. He was arrested at Echo, brought to La Grande, and has been jailed. Trial expected this term with preliminary evidence suggesting a brutal crime. late grand jury reports were not released.
In a humorous scene Betsy Barter tells Miss Doolittle not to trouble on her account. She requests simple hospitality with fried chicken, tea biscuits, red currant jelly, quinve preserves, pound cake, coffee and vegetables, offering no burden and plenty of easy comforts.
A meek man boasts that his wife lets him have the last word. His friend retorts with a knowing reply that she indeed stops talking whenever he concedes. The exchange highlights humor about domestic dialogue.
Frank Schulte, Chicago Cubs right fielder, emerges in great form this fall with powerful, easy drives. Once scouted by Frank Selee in Syracuse, Schulte has become a leading slugger, earning praise from Selee and Frank Chance. Opponents fear his deadly swing and high scoring impact.
An advertisement for D. D. D. Prescription skin remedy claims the mix of Oil of Wintergreen Thyme and soothing ingredients stops burning itch instantly. It urges readers to buy a one dollar or twenty five cent bottle at Newlin Drug Co. and promises quick relief from months or years of discomfort.
Advertises a local drug store with a pledge of quality square dealings and customer service. Emphasizes offering drugs and drugstore goods at a reputable shop.
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