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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
7
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Renewal and Sleep Aid
Advert reads Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills claim to remove tiredness improve courage strength and complexion. A testimonial from Mus C M Root of Gilead Conn credits better sleep and cure of scrofula after using Hood's Sarsaparilla. The ad asserts the medicine cures and fulfills its promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
C. M. Root
Gilead
Conn
Swabian Humor and Nordau’s Humorous Exchange
Max Nordau told an American woman Swabians are the most humorous people and silent when nothing to say. He recalled visiting a Swabian maiden in his youth and an incident where Gretchen’s mother called for the door to be shut from outside to save warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Nordau
Nordau
Swabia
Gretchén
Gretchen
Century-Old Reward Notice for Hall's Catarrh Cure
A historical public notice offers a reward of one hundred dollars for Hall's Catarrh Cure. The fragmented text mentions Cheney Co and partners in Toledo. It references promises to fulfill obligations and carry out transactions, with several names and addresses partially legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
al Ness
Transacns
Get & Trvax
Telego
Bisis
Marvin
Cecairkee
Many Hands Make Light Work Tourist in Uteah
An ex Mormon reflects on polygamy ending and laments modern service and household duties. He recalls a time when one wife handled sewing, another mended stockings, another managed servants, another shopped, and another handled society tasks. He contrasts it with current life, calling it a trial and noting disorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uteah
New Fluid Accelerates Animal Growth at University Lab
Researchers at the University of Michigan Arbor project demonstrated that rabbits kept in a pen with electrified wires mature in two thirds of normal time. The electrically treated rabbits remained healthy with tender flesh. The same treatment may be used on beef cattle to accelerate growth and improve beef quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
Atin Arbor
Consul General Adams Recounts Tragic Fourth of July Death
Edward L. Adams, former editor of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle, wrote an obituary for a neighbor’s child whose trousers caught fire at a Fourth of July celebration. The published line about sympathies was mistypeset into a garbled note about the burned pants, prompting disbelief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward L. Adams
United States
Stockholm
Sweden
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Age of Deception and a Birthday Claim Disputed
In a terse exchange Miss Elderleigh and Miss Springer discuss a supposed claim by Mr Huggins that Elderleigh turned 23 last month. The dialogue hints at secrecy and a playful temper as Springer interrupts with the age remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Elderleigh
Miss Springer
Aphorisms on Mending, Manner, and Contentment
A collection of dated maxims on faults and improvement. Flattery ill manners and gossip are warned against. Hope and joy are riches while fear and sorrow are poverty. True contentment comes from balanced desires and wise purchase of happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dilwyn
Fielding
Lord Clarendon
Hume
Sherlock
Rheumatism Treatment Claims Public Benefit in Blood Cure
The letter promotes S.S.S. as a blood restoring remedy for rheumatism, arguing the disease starts in the blood and external applications do not cure it. It describes symptoms spreading from joints to nerves and cites a patient testimonial from Griffith Kelly of Urbana Ohio dated Aug 25 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Urbana
Ohio
Flying Reptiles of Old: The Great Ornithostoma
The article describes large flying reptiles called pterodactyles, notably Ornithostoma, which rivaled birds in size yet weighed about twenty five pounds. It details wing span up to twenty feet, a three foot long beak, and a life history from cliff-launch to sea fish catching during the Cretaceous Period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf of Mexico
Rocky Mountains
Williston
Ornithostoma
St Nicholas
Remarkable Air Powered Log Saw for Timber Industry
A compressed air log saw invention uses a pneumatic engine and frame to drive drag saws on cordwood and heavy timber. It aims to replace hand power in log camps and general camp use, marking a significant advance for the timber industry.
Pneumatic Engine Powers Sawing Uses Compressed Air
A pneumatic engine described in a recent issue of Com pressed Air can operate saws using compressed air from steam belt gasoline or electric-driven compressors or a locomotive air pump. It makes 125 to 150 strokes a minute and at 60 pounds pressure develops 2% horsepower. Weighing about fifty pounds it is built mainly of brass and steel tubing.
A Graphic Imagination From A Poetical Lesson
Nathan’s rough diagram of The Old Oaken Bucket features a circle for a well three buckets for the old iron bound and moss covered pails and dots he recalls as loved spots from infancy the teacher asks for meaning and he clarifies with humor and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathan
Boston Herald
Terrapin Price Tops One Hundred Dollars a Dozen
The column notes terrapin as an acquired taste and remarks that terrapin now costs $100 per dozen, highlighting a sharp rise in price as a notable local observation.
Sweet Little Imp on Rural Train Received by Mother
A rural railway station scene described in the Atlanta Constitution captures a colored mother greeting her child as the youngster is handed from a train. In her exclamation she praises the child as the blackest, sweetest little Satan the observer has seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imp
Satan
Atlanta Constitution
Piso's Cure for Consumption Effect on Coughs
Forty years of Piso's Cure for Consumption Seq claimed to cure coughs and colds. Sold at druggists for 25 cents.
Miss Gram Proposes New Social Etiquette
In Chicago Mrs. Porkchops notes Mrs Gram aims to modernize manners by banning bringing strangers to the abbatoir. The exchange shows society debates evolving forms and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endorsed for Teething Pain
Traditional remedy praised for soothing teething discomfort. Parents urged to use the syrup as a trusted aid during early months, with emphasis on gentle relief for infants and young children.
Essence of Orange Leaves Industry in Paraguay
The article notes Paraguay's long established industry extracting essence from orange leaves. Jesuit priests introduced orange groves over 150 years ago, creating vast forests with numerous small extract shops. The essence is exported to France and the United States for soap and perfumery, and used locally as a healing ointment and hair tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paraguay
France
United States
A Christian Work Aims to Move Tenants to Farms
Chicago wealthy men lead a plan to rescue city slum residents by buying land and establishing farms with easy installment debts. John Lambert heads the movement intended to spread to major American cities, moving up to 1,000,000 people from misery and vice to healthier rural life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Lambert
Pay Back Shower Proposed By Reader Fifine
A girl signing as Fifine asks for a new social trend a Pay Back shower to recover gifts she has given over fifteen years. She recalls arranging hose and handkerchief showers decorating weddings and giving costly presents and baby gifts and now seeks repayment and a new style of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifine
Simple Way to Cure Back Pain Claims Local Remedy
Mineral Idaho April 11 Mr D 8 Colson of this place claims a simple method to end back pain sciatica and rheumatism from personal experience He says Dodd s Kidney Pills cured his hip pain and restored his ability to walk He asserts the pills also cure Bright s Disease diabetes dropsy and rheumatism nationwide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral
Idaho
Colson
Coleen
Dodd
Mr. Colson
Bright
Swearing Spoils Horses Headline
A famed racehorse owner bans swearing in stables, saying no well mannered horse adapts to harsh words. He vows to discharge any employee who speaks loudly or swears within a horse’s hearing, insisting gentler discipline yields better performance.
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Griffith Kelly
Bloomfield Ave
Ayer
R. Hanr
Mt. Kisco
N.Y
J.C. Ater ,Co
Lowell. Mass
Chas. H. Fletcher
Fike
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver CO
First Street
Portland
Oregon
Spokane
Brattle
Boise
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