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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1910
Page
7
Salt Lake City eye and nerve specialist Dr C D Pons is available at the Savoy Hotel this week only. Hours are 9 p m to 12 noon and 3 p m to 7 p m, Tuesday through Friday.
An optician advertises a unique glasses fitting system claiming success with difficult cases. He invites people with headaches weak eyes cross eyes strained eyes to visit and promises painless correction without drugs or surgery, stressing lifelong focus on this study.
Mrs MecAnish rests after a Nevada cure with family. Reno sister visits from Nevada. Mrs Henry French suffers a severe digestion ailment. Dr Hall called for aid. Grover Harris and baby have colds. Fall home improvements underway by several families including Knapps and Harris. Trumbo boy recovers from foot injury. Fred King reports potato harvest on Gatreet Avenue farms. A large 13 by 11 inch potato weighing 4 pounds 2 ounces is shown at Atkinson's store, with ripe strawberries found on vines. Early Rose potato exhibited.
A fragmented text mentions a person named Conan Laine or similar and relief following a cough illness. The readable portion references coughs and colds with minimal context about time or place.
A historic account outlines the progression of arsenic poisoning after a single dose. It describes intense esophageal burning, vomiting, and abdominal pain spreading through the trunk, with thirst, cold extremities, cyanosis, cramps, convulsions, and eventual death after hours of agony.
Joseph Burtt of London argues Americans embody wealth freedom and equality. He contrasts American manhood with English class oppression and servile labor, praising the States as a land where a worker becomes a man rather than a laborer.
A brief dialogue shows a new wife handling her husband’s late nights with a practiced ruse. She pretends not to notice the lateness and suggests an outing to theater or elsewhere soon, prompting his invitation. The exchange hints at domestic dynamics and subtle manipulation.
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