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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
3
Spring health tone extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood purification and improved digestion. It claims to stimulate appetite kidneys and liver and to renew brain and nerve strength with a long testimonial list.
A fragmentary line from a story notes the nose of the Egyptian sphinx has dropped off. The sphinx then speaks for the first and only time saying it was not a Grecian nose, and urges letting it go.
A half back complains to relatives about players wearing head protectors while his mother recalls a cousin's dental injuries. The tale highlights differing views on safety in a humorous exchange about football and a misprinted newspaper line.
A Hungarian student involved in a recent examination at Klausenburg allegedly fled the room during the test. Reports indicate the student did not attend as himself and instead attempted to wing the examination through disruption.
In a period piece on landscape gardening, professor R J B Shinn explains that most homes neglect beautifying grounds due to money emphasis and lack of planning. He defines landscape gardening as arranging trees shrubs and flowers for year round beauty and offers basics for amateurs to apply at home.
The Federal Agricultural Department issues publications for farmers and shires. Bulletin 145 explains land preparation for irrigation and water application methods with cost and efficiency comparisons. Bulletin 146 covers current wheels for lifting water, with drawings, costs, and theory. Both available from the Superintendent of Documents Washington DC.
Mrs Lottakids declined attending the opening session of the mothers congress saying she is too busy looking after the children. She spoke by telephone to Mrs Ondego expressing regrets.
A practical kitchen tip describes using scraps of cold meat cut uniform, fried with a walnut sized piece of butter and a small onion. Add boiling water for gravy, thicken with flour to cream consistency, creating an excellent warmed ver dish.
An estimate places about 12 900 men educated at the bar in New York City employed outside of law offices in various occupations.
A child, Gertrude, watches a thunderstorm from a window and sees a lightning flash along a telegraph wire, exclaiming that she saw a piece of the sun fall from the sky. The item blends a vivid image with a motherly ad call about a teething remedy for children.
Prof Price presented the tariff arguments of both parties to the Woman's Current Events Club. A member complimented his talk and compared free traders to other girls in a playful, tongue in cheek finish.
Job Starkey studies a names list of those who own most wealth in the country. He hoped his name would appear but it is not there. He says he did not expect to find it anyway.
A moralizer and a demoralizer debate honesty about pocketbooks. The moralist says returning a found pocketbook proves virtue, while the demoralizer suggests people struggle to return it when they find someone else’s.
Advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is described as the only proven cure on the market with a blood and mucous action claim. The notice offers one hundred dollars for any failure and requests readers to send for circulars and testimonials.
A reader protests a paper’s coverage after a nephew’s arrest goes unmentioned. The editor voices a quarrel over editorial policy. A digger joke and a geography lesson end with a humorous quip about the Great Divide as a watermelon.
The article urges wrap protection on spring streetcar rides and notes frequent colds as weather shifts occur. It warns riders to bundle up to avoid chills, then recommends Peruna at first symptoms and to complete the course for full recovery.
Letters from users across the United States praise Peruna for treating colds coughs and catarrh. Mr Deutech secretary notes relief from catarrh while Mrs Long describes rapid improvement in a three year old with repeated coughing and croup episodes. James Morrison of Paterson NJ reports strong satisfaction after using Peruna twice.
Naggus advises a moonlit excursion on a lake with all story characters aboard then blowing up the boat to achieve a happy ending. The tale shifts to Alexander the Great subduing Bucephalus, noting that riding the wild beast requires real mastery rather than bravado.
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