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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1906
Page
7
Spring humors and winter buildup cause boils pimples and fatigue. Hood's Sarsaparilla cleanses the blood and promotes healthy stomach liver kidneys and skin for permanent relief. Tens of thousands testify to its benefits. Sold by druggists everywhere in liquid or tablet form 100 doses for one dollar.
Cleveland Moffett in Success Magazine warns that financiers with two or three billions could wield absolute power, control courts, press, and politics, and reshape society. He notes Europe already courted J P Morgan and Rockefeller and cites 1904 French industry and Hungarian asphalt as context.
Sigus reports an Irishman on a golf links was struck between the shoulders by a ball. A World writer notes the golfer shouted fore and the man asked why he should move. The lad replied with a joke about folve signaling a nose blow.
A Baltimore American anecdote recalls a young man who bragged of being the "biggest gun" in the establishment. His constant self-boasting led the boss to dismiss him, proving Lofty’s self-opinion was thoroughly justified only in his own eyes.
Shake in Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure hot swelling aching feet and corns bunions and growing nails. Available at all Gregeigt a shoe stores. Free sample mailed to Joan Olmsted Le Roy New York.
A wife awakens John with a warning about a person in the basement. He wakes groggily and, after confirming nothing valuable is missing, instructs to push in the upper damper rod of the furnace and returns to bed.
A quiet exchange between a beautiful girl and a tall man precedes a trip in a two seat car. He laments a broken heart and she suggests a repair shop. She hints at the parsonage as the fix, leading to their twenty minute journey there.
Anonymous writes a lyrical appeal for enduring but moderate love. The speaker asks for steady affection that lasts through seasons and time, warning against excess. The verses claim fidelity beyond life and through hardship, ending with a farewell.
John Greenleaf Whittier contends that nature itself embodies worship with the harp of dawn and stars singing. The ocean, earth, and mountains inspire reverent reflection as incense and sacred wine rise from the world. The poem frames the blue sky as the temple arch and the hills as altar curtains in praise.
A long feature recalls Putman Gray building Crazyman's Castle on the Mississippi south of St Paul as a hermit aged 75. The page also notes a British sailor collar reform and humorous jokes about doctors and cigars, with brief quips and items from London and Cleveland papers.
A Philadelphia Ledger remark narrates a tense street scene in Vineland where a man carrying a liquid burden asks a police officer to confirm which houses are sunning by. The officer responds with a lighthearted assurance that he sees them and notes the man’s claim of a numbered stop.
The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that treats catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous membranes. It claims a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and invites readers to request testimonials. Also mentions Hall's Pills as the best.
A humorous exchange between Mr. Peck and Henry asks if wives of boxers ever have the final say. The ad then promotes a guaranteed cure for piles with Crue-Git and PAZO ointments offering a refund if no cure in 14 days.
The Philadelphia Press notes Polkey’s death after a two week illness, attributed to heart failure. Towne and Browne discuss the pace of dying and the cause, with casual remarks about the case. The item also mentions Mothers urged to use Mr. Winslow’s Soothing for teething children and reports Switz erland’s annual “tips” totaling $800,000.
Advertises hosiery and horse gear for sale with contact at 775 Front St and 186 Front St. Mentions Clarke & Co and J J Butler and a guarantee of fit. Includes price notes and mail order suggestion with an address for inquiries.
A brief exchange hints at a casual chat with a Boston girl while a joke about cold remedies appears. An odd ad line claims LAXATIVE BROMO CINE on each box, with rove’s signature as a mark of cure.
Muggins is left angry after a favor teased as work. A boast of earning 2000 dollars this year contrasts with a weather remark about fluctuating conditions. An advertisement promotes Dr H H Kline’s nerve cure with a free trial offer from Philadelphia.
Fragmentary text notes an assayer and C Biver involved in a past testing process. Mentions mailing, application procedures, and reference to a work assignment or permit. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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