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Newspaper
La Grande Evening Observer
Location
La Grande, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
4
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Rosh Hashanah marked by 1.8 million Jews nationwide with broad Broadway observances and extensive synagogue services. The article notes shofar blasts, the ten penitential days ending with Yom Kippur on September 25, and the practice of fasting and prayer in orthodox communities.
The believer spends the year’s end in deep review and seeking Divine forgiveness as services fill the day with symbolism. The Jewish New Year is the city’s most significant religious event after the Christian calendar, widely observed in New York where many Jews live.
The Pacific coast leads in exhibition finance with Lewis & Clark expo paying expenses and dividends. Alaska-Yukon-Pacific has funds to cover expenses with six weeks remaining. Other expositions like Buffalo Chicago St Louis and Jamestown ran at a loss. A Southern California plan proposes dividing the state into South California, aligning with similar regional terms. Special rates to the Pacific coast include spring colonist Seattle fair and fall home seekers, as railroads push population growth.
A short health ad extols Electric Bitters as a cure for weak health, claiming it improves stomach and liver function, purifies blood, and strengthens the body and mind. It urges readers to purchase from Newlin Drug Co with a 6 cent price and a guarantee.
John Nettleton died after an accident at a saw mill near Engens on Wednesday. His body was trapped in a shaft and could not be recovered.
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