Hearing on eye care and eyewear prices advertised
An old newspaper ad from Glenn Winslow offers eye testing for symptoms of failing sight. It promotes affordable spectacles, warns against eye strain, and urges payment before possible semi blindness.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
6
An old newspaper ad from Glenn Winslow offers eye testing for symptoms of failing sight. It promotes affordable spectacles, warns against eye strain, and urges payment before possible semi blindness.
Focusing on keeping ewes in good condition at weaning, the author outlines early separation for strength, feeding regimes for lambs with a simple creep, and frequent care. Advice covers docking and castration timing, occasional conditioning powder, quiet handling, and vigilant flock oversight.
The Queen Anne cottage is outlined with a total build cost of 1100 dollars. George Hichings of Park Row, Times Building, New York, describes underpinnings of bluestone, a frame superstructure, and ornate interior details. The piece emphasizes durable finishes like Atlantic white lead, linseed oil, and varnish, with a plan featuring four second floor bedrooms, a kitchen, and attic.
Ex US Consul Colonel Holloway labels the Russian farming system as primitive and inefficient. He cites 86 million of 128 million people in agriculture, communal land tenure, lack of property rights, meager incentives, and crude farming methods. He notes superb horses and Cossack cavalry as positives amid widespread poverty and superstition.
The 33rd New Jersey YMCA convention opened in Trenton with J. Mou leading, inviting fans and attendees to sessions this week. On hand are officials and participants for multiple events as the convention runs through the week.
The East Oregonian offers a guessing contest for readers with $1.50 weekly or $2 daily/subscription options. Receipts authorize one to five guesses toward a hidden unknown number guiding a $100 rubber tired buggy prize, decided by nearest guess with a sealed process and no commissions.
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