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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1894
Page
4
Fragmentary verse depicts a dreamy speaker and the child Freddy who wants to play marbles and fly kites. It contrasts vast skies and a wide world with a cozy cushion scene and gentle questions about imagining flowers blooming.
The passage surveys hair dyeing from Cleopatra to modern times, noting dangers from sulfur and lead dyes and the mythic appeal of blond hair. It then discusses the elephant must condition, its signs, and observed cases of sudden aggression among keepers, with anecdotal notes from Oudh. A final section lightly appraises Hawaiian vowel rich language features and pronunciation.
Featherstone questions who owns a coat in the hall and if Willie is related. Illie denies being the brother. Slater claimed someone was coming and warned he would not trust him.
The New York Weekly reports the death of the long known crank Whitehair who refused a delete and prophesied 40 years ago his own death. The item reflects a humorous obituary tone and a prophesied fate.
Rich Hill and Panama residents report Mark M. Woodson once crippled by chronic rheumatism now walking and active after using Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He credits a long battle with pain, hospital trials, and a decisive improvement following the pills. An affidavit supports his claim and the pills are sold by the Dr Williams Medicine Co New York.
A Clark Street restaurant keeper introduces a method to raise profits from strangers without scaring regulars, trimming portions and prices this week. A waiter exposed the scheme as locals report thinner steaks, smaller pies, and lower wages to match fewer newcomers in town.
Odd clipped dialogue mentions Vieasant and Madge with weather and a Mr Pulfbrain tease. The garbled lines reference a maritime scope and a personal dispute, creating a quirky snapshot of a local exchange.
Fragmentary cartoonish lines show Willy and Momma debating a circus act. The child grumbles about multiple rings while a parent prompts questions about pacing and length, hinting at comic family dialogue within a circus setting.
A college trio Marsden Masterson and Hardy drift apart after four years united by debate and candor. News of Masterson's death triggers Marsden's fear of obliteration and Hardy's concealment of the truth as they face a deteriorating bond and looming fate.
European and American manufacturers showcased toilette adjuncts with Camelline earning top honors. The product by Wakelee & Co of San Francisco received a special honorary diploma of merit praised by Pacific Coast ladies.
The piece argues that sedatives and opiates harm nerves and should be avoided. It promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safer tonic that calms nerves by strengthening digestion, linking nervous strength to digestive health and claiming benefits for constipation, biliousness, and kidney trouble. A joke about two men ends the snippet.
An old health remedy note extols AllanenceAlloene Porove Peasters as a soothing non anaesthetic cure for sore limbs and joint stiffness. Placed on chest or back, they are simple harmless strips that ease restlessness and promote natural sleep, praised by grateful patients and caregivers.
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