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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1891
Page
4
A historical patent medicine advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure for tiredness skin and scalp diseases liver and lung issues with a money-back guarantee. It also promotes Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as effective liver pills and Brown's Bronchial Troches for coughs, plus a note about free apple jack for workers.
The article surveys the four great lyrics Columbia Hail Columbia The Star Spangled Banner and America. It notes Timothy Dwight wrote Columbia while serving in the Connecticut line and later became Yale president. Joseph Hopkinson wrote Hail Columbia linked to Fox and the President's March. Francis Scott Key wrote The Star Spangled Banner during the Baltimore bombardment. and Johnson Baninel Francia Smith wrote America adapted to several tunes.
Albany Journal reports Bath on the Hudson hosts the United States only jewsharp factory outside New York City. John Smith and two English partners run a small Bath plant turning out over two gross weekly at peak with five workers including the proprietor, his two sons, and two Englishmen. The piece details the careful craft from frame prep to tongue setting and finishing, noting seven sizes and four finishes and the family’s skill even allowing two harps played together.
Essays on democratic conversation noting that equality in manners and intellectual capacity fosters harmony. Warns that large gatherings without affinities split into appreciative groups, while occasional generosity and self restraint do not ensure real strength. Mentions New York Lecturer and a description of lunar landscape without water.
Fragmentary quotations discuss schooling and literary decline in France, Scotland, Germany, and England. Observers claim writers mature after 40, while judges and lawyers influence law and order. A New York restaurant menu teases a dish name in playful fashion.
A New York Sun correspondent tours Dantown near Newtown, describing the basket makers’ rough homes, frugal diet, and a working life chasing $5 a week. The piece covers wood cutting, basket weaving methods, from peeled bark to standard hoops, and the shift from tobacco to rye liquor in a prohibition town.
A controversial pitch defends the Histogenetic system amid sharp skepticism. The piece warns against other remedies, touts a free book, and notes a single agency is allowed to sell the medicine, with testimonials from Seattle and references to Dr. J Eugene Jordan.
An advertiser from New York promotes investment and merging options offering capital partnership for lawful businesses. Pearce & Co at 20 Broadway invites merchants seeking sales, partnership, or capital to contact them for assistance.
The pills prove their worth through thousands of testimonials and decades of use with no complaints. They are vegetable and harmless, always effective, and sold in every drug store in plain or sugar compounded forms. The text also awkwardly warns about appearance of Christian deception and ends with an unrelated product plug for Fuameline Stove Polish.
Mastiff cut plug tobacco marketed for outdoor enthusiasts. Describes patent can vas pouches that retain moisture and flavor. Claims more solid comfort in one Mastiff package than a dozen others. Pace Tobacco Co Richmond Virginia.
The piece ridicules male servants and praises female staff in bold fashion. It notes a London afternoon party where all maids wore matching black gowns and white caps, delivering more efficient service. Also mentions a local family’s surprising genealogical detail and scattered comic exchanges about football and health.
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