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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1902
Page
4
The advertisement claims humors and skins eruptions are Lords of Misrule and cause weakness and debility. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla expels them and builds up health, citing thousands of testimonials as proof.
Exchange remarks on a marriage question and a playful reference to ping pong prowess. The dialogue notes uncertainty about who married whom due to a humorous dispute over who is the better player.
Advertisement offers free 10 cent tin of white pepper cayenne or ginger to prove Monopole Spices are purest and strongest. Consumers must mail two 2 cent stamps and grocer name and address to Wad hams Kerr Bros Portland Oregon. Prize coupons with every can.
A prosecutor questions a witness about a plaintiff striking a defendant. The witness confirms the assault occurred with a mallet struck behind the ear, noting there was no malice aforethought. The judge presides.
The Century magazine plans to print a serial titled The Biography of a Prairie Girl by Eleanor Gates. The narrative, set about 25 years ago, follows a Dakota childhood through prairie life, from school days to cattle raising, with authentic detail and returning characters. It will begin in the August issue and be illustrated.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer remark praises a 70 year old New York farmer who has never worked since adulthood and mocks the hired man. The piece suggests he should wear ragged clothes and sit on a high seat in a cornfield as a shocking example. Bluntin's Wizard Oil is promoted as a remedy for rheumatism.
Ainslee's Magazine notes that in &J. Patrick's cathedral pew cleaners find about 25 babies each year left by Catholic parents. The babies would be raised in Catholic homes if they survive. Mothers are advised by Mrs. Winston's Syrup for teething children.
Dialogue captures Clara and Isabel debating self worth and progress in a Detroit Free Press style exchange. Clara notes some peers left behind while Isabel counters with modest advancement amid competition.
A short, unclear U S ad fragment touts Allen's Foot-Fase as a remedy for swollen feet blisters and callouses. It mentions swelling, warmth, and pain relief and instructs readers to mail order the product.
A flirtation scene unfolds as one speaker declares love at first sight for a woman described as Mrs. A. The other responds that a second look would have been wiser, turning sentiment into a lighthearted rebuke.
Freddy notes Reggy is at work and rolling his own cigarettes, while Cholly and Dan Jove doubt the claim. The brief dialogue from Chicago News hints at workplace chatter about Reggy's activities.
A Chicago Inter Ocean note reports local perfumers warn cheap perfumes dull the sense of smell over time. They cite fading scents like violets and roses, the rise of synthetic musk, and the waning popularity of sachets with a Parisian amulet fragrant tablet as fashionable alternatives.
A collection of curious notes lists a bread clock from India and a Siamese ranat instrument, alongside facts about Ottoman sultans’ violent deaths and bee weight lifting. A White House guard recalls President Roosevelt’s habit of slipping out unseen, defying secret service plans.
In London a plan ensures fireproof construction for all new trains on the Central London Railway. Steel and asbestos usage feature prominently among safety precautions. The initiative aims to protect passengers with enhanced standards and updated railway guidelines.
Statistics indicate that one in twenty two Danish emigrants to the United States join the Mormon church.
Hal P. Denton, chief publicity officer for the National Export Exposition, writes from Philadelphia in December 1899 about nervous prostration and catarrh of the stomach. He credits Peruna with a marked improvement after one bottle and full recovery after five, urging others to seek the doctor’s free advice at Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus, Ohio.
Senator Lottome shows a walking cane made from a snag pulled from a river improvement project. He notes a $50,000 appropriation last year and remarks on the cane, while Senator Sweetner asks what it is.
A dialogue from a Chicago Tribune item shows Esmeralda answering her stern father about a young congressman's visit. She says they were merely holding a cancue, while a ring sparkles on her finger and the father reacts to the claim.
Dialogue excerpt shows Mrs Twickenham telling Mrs Slimson about meals sent by caterers. Willie Slimson asks his mother if that means they did not know where the next meal would come from.
The tomato has a curious history dating from early introductions in Europe and America. After the San Domingo revolution many French families moved to Philadelphia and brought their pomme d amoour. Despite early suspicion and the name Lycopersicum meaning wolf peach the fruit is now almost universally used.
A trapper brings in four gray wolf pelts in North Park where stockmen pay a $50 bounty per wolf scalp. Ranch and Range notes the growing need to reduce wolves due to cattle losses valued at about $500 per wolf over its lifetime.
Col. Abraham Gruber, after a 30 minute wait at a restaurant, asked how long the staff had been there. The waiter replied two weeks, prompting Gruber to quip that they must have the wrong waiter since their order was placed three weeks earlier.
A humorous automotive magazine quip quotes Pegasus and a talking horse about poetry and a gasol ine vehicle. The exchange uses playful personification to poke fun at a writer who overreaches in verse.
Description of simple, contented poor families showing peace harmony and mutual help. No luxury adornments. focus on contentment, unselfish lives, and shared happiness despite poverty.
Colorado politicians quietly mature plans to repeal the constitutional amendment on equal suffrage. A bill to repeal will be introduced at the next legislative session with backing from both parties and likely passage if put to a public vote.
The notice lists Pullman and Tourist car routes connecting through Ogden El Paso and Chicago St Louis New Orleans and Washington. Connections extend to San Francisco with steamship links to Honolulu Japan China Philippines and Central and South America. Bee agent at train station or address.
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