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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1911
Page
4
The reader text appears garbled and unreadable with names and places partly evident. It mentions Observer Bruce Dennis and Le Grand Post Office in a tense delivery, but lacks coherent details to form a complete event or outcome.
The discussion distinguishes deep plasmas from toxins in food poisoning and argues that true poisoning results from bacterial toxins in contaminated meat or food. It notes many plasmas are non toxic and that non-specific products likely do not drive poisoning, while criminal contamination cases fall outside standard definitions.
The Evening Observer begins a Who's Who feature on noted globe trotter BR Girard. A German by birth, he cartooned Germany’s leading men before coming to America and has spent twenty one years cartooning public figures worldwide. His pen and ink work is widely recognized for bringing out subjects’ features.
A medical note challenges the term ptomain poisoning as inaccurate since toxins formed by bacteria in food cause the symptoms, not ptomaines themselves. An article by Dr. H J Hutchens in Hospital London argues ptomain poisoning misleads about cause and mechanism.
The Observer will print material from any party committee that designates one contributor. Articles must focus on party principles, not candidates, with no charges to parties, and space kept reasonable.
Desparnet, a French aviator, was instantly killed at Riscims while engaging in army serial tests. He fell several hundred feet with his aircraft. The incident occurred October 24.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a Temperance lesson led by H C Vimarcke with the Epworth League. A large morning choir directed by Mrs Wells will perform an anthem. Evening discussion topics include Socialism and Christianity.
The First Presbyterian Church lists Sunday events for the morning and evening. Sunday school at 10:00 with junior activities at 4:00 led by Mrs. CA Small and Mrs Kitter, morning service at 11:00, evening service at 5:00, Holy Communion to be observed, prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 P.M.
Time of meeting at the tabernacle Sunday school 10 a.m. Sacrament meeting at 1 p.m. YM AY LM I A at 7 26 p.m. Parents urged to attend the home making class. Christian Science service at 1 a.m. Sunday school 9 45 and prayer meeting Wednesday. The lesson subject Everlasting Punishment.
The article discusses sportsmanship and cheating in baseball noting batters crowd the plate near the rubber and umpires cannot strictly enforce line rules. It claims the unwritten code allows a pitcher to bean a batter who encroaches on the forbidden ground and that players accept this as part of the game.
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