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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
4
To Heaven by Installments in a Daytime Exchange
Dialogue captures Robbie and Willie discussing heaven and loss with a New York Times attribution. Willie jokes about his father missing an arm while Robbie explains the other arm is in heaven. A brief, poignant exchange reflects grief through childlike curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Robbie
New York Times
Monopole Pure Modia and Java coffee marketed target
An advertisement touts Monopole coffee as a premium product for cultured tastes, sold in one and a half pound cartons. It suggests asking grocers for the brand or sending the grocer’s name if unavailable. The note includes unrelated humorous dialogue and a bland patent remedy claim for Harolin's Wizard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadhame & Kerr Bros
Portland
There goes a great genius exclaimed by a Georgia citizen
A Georgia citizen comments on a tall figure by a slouched person, asking if he is a novelist. The reply praises the patient effort, noting he reads much of the other writers. The Atlanta Constitution article tone emphasizes contrasting views on intellect and persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Genina
Atlanta
Castoria Ends: Infants and Children Advertisement
An old newspaper ad promotes Castoria for infants and children claiming it is the kind you have always bought. The text notes the CZ signature and branding emphasis.
New Pitcher Signed From Demopolis
The Chicago Tribune reports a pitcher of note was signed by the team. The manager highlights his origin in Demopolis and background with a strong local nine, while the reporter presses for price rather than pedigree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demopolis
Chicago Tribune
Promising Nerve Remedy Ad Upset By Teasing Ads
An advertisement for Dr Klime's Great Nerve Restorer promises a free trial bottle and a $2.00 trial, listing Da RO Kaew Led at Arch Street Philadelphia. The fragment includes miscellaneous quips about discipline and teething syrups, plus a foot care cure named Foot-Ease sold by Allen Olmsted LeRoy with free samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firetslay
Dr Klime
Arch St
Philadelphia
Golf on the links sparks talk of danger and engagement
Some folks imagine golf is a dangerous game while two friends got engaged on the golf links last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grene
Gage
No External Symptoms Mention Blood Tonic
The passage describes blood in poor condition with no external signs such as skin eruptions. It notes symptoms like variable appetite, poor digestion, weakness, nervousness, and emaciation, claiming S. S. 8 builds up blood and strengthens the system. It cites J. P. Dury of Viceton, Iowa, praising its tonic and purifier effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dury
Viceton
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Quotation of a Bogus New Orleans Hoax at City Bell
The article parodies scientific opinions on topics from human anatomy to moonlight and meteors and recounts a prank in New Orleans where a hoax bell incident drew crowds. It notes diverse observations from scientists about vision, lunar light, and volcanic gases, ending with a note on the hoax slurpping laughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleana
The Liberty Bell Theft Prank at New Orleans Exposition
An April Fools joke recounts a mock theft of the Liberty Bell during an 1885 New Orleans exposition. The Times-Democrat described dramatic scenes, a car fire, wrecked timber, and a panicked crowd before noting the prank’s harmless reception. The account emphasizes national sentiment, local involvement, and the newspaper’s playful response the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Capitol
Times Democrat
Philadelphia
East
South
Louisiana
Republic
Times-Democrat
Ett
Rulm Wrough
Times
Democral
Oxford Life for Americans Aboard a College Way
In Oxford undergraduates from America join one of twenty two colleges and live a college centered life. They pay fees to their college and study across the university while enjoying meals chapel and sports. Expenses run roughly 500 to 1500 dollars yearly depending on college and lifestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Fe
Oxford
America
Cecil Rhodes
University of Oxford
All Souls
Plasner
Ita
Harvard
Yale
Keble
Jesus
New College
Worcester
Christ Church
University
Magdalen
Balliol
Brasenose
St John’s
Exeter
Oriel
Trinity
Francis Hovey Stoddard
Review of Reviews
Man seeks change of menu not venue in court
Prisoner before a preliminary hearing after six weeks in county jail asks for a menu change. The judge clarifies and jokes about a change of venue, noting the sheriff’s alleged corn beef market corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Skeletons Raised at Medical College Secret
A visitor asks about the source of skeletons at a medical college and a medical student asks to keep a secret. The embry M. D. reveals in a loud whisper that they raised them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical College
Embry M. D
Chicago News
Austrian Army Plans Magnalium Swords for Cavalry Regiments
The government plans arming several cavalry regiments with magnalium swords claiming the alloy blends aluminum lightness with steel strength and flexibility. The move signals a push for innovative metal use in military gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easid
Revival of Cameo Jewelry Interest Surges in New York
A New York manufacturing house reports a strong revival of cameo jewelry this year. It states that it has done more work altering and restoring cameos in this season than in the previous two decades combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
College girl taunts umpire at class game row
Two college girls recount a scene in which they mobbed the umpire during a class game. One says they called the official a mean old thing and declared she was perfectly horrid according to a comic account in Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puck
Portland Cordage Co Defends Fair Twine Pricing
A Portland company responds to claims of price gouging by stressing its Manila twine is priced one cent below Eastern rates and freight costs. It argues its low pricing benefits farmers and the public, noting Pure Manila twine lasts 30 percent longer per dollar and per pound than competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seiessee
Manila
Joby
Oregon
Portland Cordage CO
Sto & Rears
Mitchell Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co
Portland
Seattle
Spok and
Bolsa
Train Car Assignments for Sacramento to Ogden and Beyond
Pullman and Tourist cars on both trains with chair cars from Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso. Tourist cars extend to Chicago St Louis New Urbana and Washington. Connections at San Francisco with Seamshiplines to Honolulu Japan China Philippines Central and South America. Bee agent at Drain station or address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Sacramento
Ogden
el Paso
Chicago
St. Louis
New Urbana
Washington
San Francisco
Honolulu
Japan
China
Philippines
Central and
South America
Drain Station
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Tommy
Doston Globe
Mrs. Winston
Allen
Olmsted
LeRoy
Science
Bome
Mont Malet
Alps
M. A. Brun
Gavin J. Burns
Simon Newcomb
Cambridge
Torres Straits
Mr. Rivera
A. EB. Verrill
Mont Pelee
Bet
St. Tuerre
Wounded Kove
London
Arkansas
What He
Wanted
Ayer
Chas. E. Hartman
Gibbstown, N. Y
Aires
J.C. Ayer CO
Lowell, Mass
Security
Carter
Arthur C
Eh Aid Principa
Hoitt’s School
Holtt's
Menlo Fark
Mateo County
Cal
Weck
Seus Bootes
Ira Ef Hotrt
Columbia University Boarding School
Pacific Coast
M. A. Quinlan
University Park
Monopole
Wadhams & Kerr Bros
Ae Gogo H
Nichols & Shepard
John Poole
Foot
Morrison St
Portland, Or
Mitchell
Lard Western Aluminum Siig
Mw, CA
Artificial Limb Co
Second St
Russell
Gaar Scott
Case
Pitts
Spokane
Wash
Ore
Buffalo Pitts Company
Congress
T. W. Tallmadge
California
Byington & Wilson
Seventeenth Street
Washington, D.C
Parrott Building
Albert Moka
Aedomen Minn
Malone
Bowen
Mall
And
Union Pacific
Dera
We. A
Huntington
Bt. Paul
Equles
Ealt Lake
Denver
T. Worth
Omaha
Insag City
T. Ule
P. mm
Francisco
Ballevery
Astoria
Way Landings
Columbia River Steamers
Willamette Iver
Wawer Permitting
Sumdag
Oregon City
Newberg
Salem
Lude Eudence
Corvally
Way Landinge
Hiamette
Uregon
Linton
Wey
Lefuga
Snake River
Lewlaton
Paily Aueaat
Riparte
Lewinton
A. L. Craig
Portland, Co
A. Schilling
Third
Washington Streets
Southern Pacific CO
Shasta
Drain
Portland and Way
Ashland
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Fort Worth
City of Mexico
Howaton
New Orbana
Washington,New York
Newberg Graphic
Manne Ocsiaens Eee
Mann & Co
Scientific American
Neweaenlinn
INH & Co
New Gr
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