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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
4
The Pinkham Record touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for women’s disorders and displacements. It claims the remedy relieves despair and offers free advice from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts, urging women not to ignore its proven benefits.
Miss Ella Gates of Ontario New York died during a letter dictation after fainting spells. Post mortem reveals she had two perfectly formed hearts. A nearby item notes a railroad folder promoting Paris exposition sights for Rio Grande Western Railway travelers.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Kase powder claiming rapid relief from painful swollen nerves coins bunions and ingrown nails. It promises easy shoe fit and lists testimonials with mail order price 250 trial package free and a testimonial from L L Johnson about toe surgery. It notes mostly straw or wood shoes in Japan.
In Russia horses are kept with a stout cord around the neck ending in a running noose that halts a fleeing animal by pressing the windpipe. The piece also cites Buffalo Rochester and Syracuse local spending figures and mentions Australian fabric from tarantula silk used to make balloons.
Bradstreets notes backward spring weather and weak price trends in distributive trade. Agricultural staples slip as government crop data suggest a strong winter-wheat yield. Corn, oats, and pork products move with the downturn while lard hits a boom high. Iron and steel price efforts seem to take hold and sugar remains strong on anticipated cane shortages. Cotton edges up as Southern mills raise prices though new orders shrink. Wheat and flour shipments total 2 896 653 bushels. US weekly business failures reach 152 versus 182 last week.
A listing of Seattle area market items with prices for produce such as onions lettuce potatoes beets and carrots. dairy and eggs prices for butter cheese and eggs. poultry dressed and live. hay barley flour mill products and feed. and meats including beef mutton pork veal and ham. Prices are quoted per sack per pound per box per ton and per barrel across multiple vendors and regions.
Readable items show varied prices for grains, flour, livestock, dairy, produce, and fruits. Notable values include wheat around 570 per bushel, eggs at 12 cents per dozen, butter 16 to 25 cents, live turkeys around 10 to 11 cents per pound, and potatoes per sack or per pound across multiple varieties.
A Philadelphia Post remark recalls Gen. Harrison's Venezuelan arbitration case, noting a stellar cast and swift rises in politics. The piece then urges neighborly duty, quoting Forward on shared humanity and the universal law of love. A schoolroom vignette highlights honesty with a boy returning a lost quarter, prompting a moral lesson.
A humorous exchange features a boastful youth challenged to reveal what he cannot do, followed by a gruff remark about paying a bill. The scene hints at satire typical of Collier's Weekly and echoes of a comic bite on debt and competence.
Classified notice reports a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes a testimonial from F J Cheney and Co and endorsements from local druggists in Toledo. Also mentions a Saint Petersburg paper claim about tiger meat usage and a Idaho mining camp murder case.
An advertisement claims spring humors affect 75 percent of people and that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures 75 percent yearly. It touts the remedy as a strong blood purifier with cures for Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Boils, Pimples, Psoriasis, Catarrh, Rheumatism, Malaria, and other humor-related conditions common this season. It urges readers to take Hood's Sarsaparilla now for wonderful aid.
Letters from Mrs. Col onel Hamilton of Columbus Ohio and Mrs Margar etha Dauben of Tacine City Wisconsin praise Pe-ru-na for health gains and menstrual relief. Annie Wyandotte the actress credits the remedy with restoring her singing voice and career. The notice explains catarrh as inflammation of mucous membranes and lists related conditions.
A Newark bride returns from her honeymoon and persuades her husband to attend church after ten years away. He enters the pew with a cigar in his mouth, calmly enjoying the moment as onlookers react to this humorous scene.
Miss Clara Stoecker of Pittsburgh Pa reports chronic catarrh lasting over a year improved after using Peruna and recommends it to friends. Mrs Margaretha Frita of Wilcox Oklahoma thanks for Dr Hartman guidance and three bottles of Peruna and Mannalin that restored health after multiple surgeries for heavy bleeding. Pelvic catarrh common among women labeled female disease.
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