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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1905
Page
2
A lecture extols common schools and argues observation as the essential habit for useful mental training. It contrasts ancient philosophers with Newton, noting the importance of seeing relations to apply knowledge to life and work.
A call to prompt steps to repair an internal machine before winter. The public is urged to take the initiative and give the issue serious attention for a safer future.
The text notes the suffrage question as an expected political issue in the upcoming state campaign, arguing that women could better influence laws if mothers wives and sisters had a say. It reflects a viewpoint on extending legal rights to women and the potential impact on governance.
A Syracuse man Abas F Lemberger acts swiftly to aid his son after a frightening incident. He uses Arnica Salve from Lockion’s Arnica to ease the fear and heal the boy’s eye. The note highlights local drug availability at Newlin Drug Co, 260.
A customer from Edina Missouri touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as more beneficial than any other remedy for stomach trouble. The ad asserts the tablets relieve stomach disorders biliousness and constipation and are sold by Newlin Drug Store.
The Seattle Grocery Co invites a trial order to prove value. If not pleased, they decline future trade. The ad proclaims best groceries for the least money and promises customer satisfaction as their motto. Zundel & Lawson.
Having purchased the Bock and Thomas Shops and the furit Market the vendor states that with three shops they can supply patrons with choice meats at lower prices. They claim prices will fall not rise and invite a trial order to prove the assertion.
The Presbyterian Synod of Oregon will convene in Oregon this year for four days beginning December 12. It includes one hundred ministers and elders from as many churches across the state. This marks the first Synod gathering in the city and may not recur for years. Preceding the Synod, the Grand Ronde and Pendleton Presbyteries will meet nearby.
A city notice urges caution with high voltage lines after recent incidents. It warns residents, especially youth, to avoid touching wires and to report any wire out of place to the Electric Company promptly to prevent accidents.
A letter from Honey Grove Texas recounts a veteran’s praise for Electric Bitters. He claims kidney and liver trouble were cured and thanks the providers for life changing relief. The note mentions a druggist, Newlin Drag company, and a bottle offering.
An advertisement touts Holllaerte Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure all for breadachy constipa tion and stomach kidney liver troubles claiming cure with tea or tablets sold by Newlin rag Co for 3) cents.
An advertisement claims Dr King's New Discovery cured McKinnon of pneumonia after two doctors failed. It extols the remedy as a cure for sore throat bronchitis coughs and colds and offers a guaranteed remedy at Newlin Drug Co's Drug Store with a trial bottle free.
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