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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
2
Newlin Drug Co offers HYOME! for 50 cents to catarrh sufferers using a Hyomel hard rubber inhaler. The ad notes the affordable remedy as a convenient home treatment, with a pronunciation guide for HYOMEEI.
An ad promotes Hyomel inhaler sales claiming a vast customer base and cheap 50 cent bottles, offering a $1.00 outfit with inhaler for new buyers. Testimonials extoll cures for catarrh and cold symptoms, urging immediate purchase to relieve headaches coughs and risk of pneumonia.
Mahala Stockwell of Hannibal Missouri writes dated August 28 1910 praising Foley's Honey and Tar Cough medicine. She notes it as a reliable remedy for coughs and colds and expresses strong satisfaction with its effectiveness.
Attendance at Oregon Agricultural College has risen about twenty four percent from last year with 1011 students enrolled so far. Benton county leads with 174, Multnomah 127, Linn 39, and newcomers arrive from 28 colleges worldwide and 18 states. Dean Cordley notes growth across all classes and President Kerr predicts total registration may reach 1800 to 2000.
A brief comic exchange about women's exercise. One speaker insists women lack exercise, another retorts with a pun about jumping to conclusions, underscoring a lighthearted gender humor moment.
Dialogue exchanges reveal a humorous clash over astronomy and a child’s dream to become a crazy man. The joke hinges on puns about celestial bodies and a playful mispronunciation traizy for treasure.
Dialogue excerpt where one character asks if the other needs help and receives a request to be left alone to forget. The exchange centers on desire to sever the relation and pursue forgetting contact. No further context provided.
This verse urges restraint in meddling in others affairs and warns that trying to correct others can lead to trouble. It argues that minding one own business preserves dignity and safety while offering a cautious moral on restraint. The speaker notes both scenes of correcting behavior and the consequences of overstepping boundaries.
A cryptic exchange proposes an odd cure for insomnia involving a morning plan and a violent suggestion about a lawn mower operator. The dialogue hints at folk remedy humor rather than practical guidance.
A compact exchange contrasts interest in sports with a practical view: one speaker admits little passion for games while hiring a man to tend fur, keep things tidy, and cut the grass. The tone hints at self-reliance and everyday work.
A lengthy directory lists doctors surgeons dentists lawyers and professionals with offices in La Grande Oregon. Entries include N Molitor M D physician, C H Upton Ph G M D eye ear nose throat specialist, A L Richardson physician surgeon, Geo W Zimmerman osteopath, Dr M Mendelsohn optics, H L Underwood D Dोरी Underwood eye specialists, J C Price D M D dentist, P A Charlton III veterinarian, Cochran Cochran attorneys, T H Crawford attorney, D W C Nelson mining engineer, and Katherine P Mitchell elocutionist.
A speaker observes twilight pedestrians and youthful couples with mixed nostalgia and irony. He recalls his own youth and the folly of puppy love while weighing envy against experience. The verse contrasts longing with mature restraint and ends with a humorous aside about dreams and simple treats.
Advice to travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sudden diarrhoea attacks caused by water and climate changes during travel. Encourages preparation for health on trips.
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