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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1902
Page
4
A brief on weak stomach symptoms and digestion problems notes signs such as fullness after eating nervous headaches and belching. The text warns a weak stomach cannot digest normal intake and energy is wasted, urging attention to digestive health.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic that strengthens and tones the stomach and entire digestive tract. It emphasizes improved digestion and overall health benefits.
A Judge notes a chorus of motives behind a trip to the mountains. The doctor orders the journey while her husband insists she stay home, and she grows weary of the shore and the country.
A fragmentary dialogue mentions a planned marriage between Casey and a man called Nore and a possible match for Murphy. A druggist recommends Hamlin's Wizard Oil for pain, citing its past effects.
In a church supper dialogue a doctor explains he could not attend but says his presence already aided three participants through his prescribed guidance. The exchange highlights social duties and the practical impact of medical advice in a community gathering.
A brief promotional note touts Mien Foot-Kase as a cure for sweating, calluses, swelling, and aching feet. It claims easy fitting and relief, with a trial package mailed to druggists. Names such as KEE and actress Allen appear in the fragmentary text.
A brief exchange where a grandfather jokes about tiring out a fellow on a walk while noting the man is older. Bobie points out the grandfather is 52, prompting playful reflection on age and stamina.
A garbled dream recount at night includes playful dialogue about being marched and a remark on a nightmare. The page also promotes Mrs. Winston's Soothing Syrup as the best teething remedy for mothers during infancy.
Mr Gramp voices frustration that a doctor charged $5 to tell him nothing was wrong. Mrs Grramp agrees the charge is outrageous while Mr Gramp defends the diagnosis as harmless and routine.
An anxious man asking for a guaranteed fit enters a tailor shop. The tailor claims a proper fit, but when the clothes arrive the trousers are cut too short. The man echoes the shopkeeper's boast with a wary quip about the words proving true.
A witty exchange occurs as a “doctor” declines proposing sea shore health trips until his overdue bill is settled. A social party ride turns suspicious when a guest notices a missing Mr. Coe Dakk after two hours, prompting urgent action to find him.
An old advertisement for Swift Specific Co. claims Contagious Blood Poison can be cured in any stage with a plant based remedy. It warns against hidden relapses and urges readers to obtain a free booklet detailing at home cures and the dangers of mercury and potash treatments. The copy cites Atlanta as the company location and promotes a non mineral solution that cleanses blood and improves health.
The piece describes a German chemist's smokeless fuel from sewage and Abyssinia expedition plans by W Fitzhugh Whitehouse and Lord Brindlip. It mentions an electric storm recorder by Father Schreiber, De Vries on evening primrose, lobster culture via New England biology stations, and a humorous nutmeg craze linked to a perfume case.
A returned traveler showcases a grayish nutmeg pendant wrapped in gold filigree on a belt chain. The wearer uses the ball to sniff a nutmeg scent, recalling a historic European custom revived for novelty.
James D. Hague recounts Carlyle in a Century paper with Tyndall and Rear-Admiral Nogers. Carlyle dismisses the revised Bible project as useless and praises the old version, noting the stern faith of its makers. He asks the geologist visitor about his vocation and urges steadfast, diligent work.
A Lipton's cheese counter clerk unknowingly buys a pound of his own cheese after mistaking a departing customer for a shopper. Sir Thomas Lipton later rewards the diligent employee with a substantial salary increase. The tale is followed by a New England girl’s humorous tale about mental arithmetic and slate work.
A garbled note mentions Ir Tess and her possible mountain trip or seashore visit this summer. The Philadelphia Press fragment references a character and a joke about a man who told three lies to save a dollar and then posted a penny.
A collage of testimonials and short pieces including Mrs. X Schneider praising Peruna for curing systemic catarrh with heart palpitations cold extremities and renewed appetite. The page also features brief quotes from Rev E C Worcester and Rev T R K Slicer, humorous exchanges, and notes on life’s mysteries and the mosquito.
An advertisement features a sharp exchange between a slow paying customer and a tailor about checks. It then claims Monopole baking powder is the strongest and purest brand, backed by a Fisk analysis. Wadhams & Kerr Bros. of Portland urge customers to ask grocers for the product.
A unique reform effort in England sees cultured women pledge to write friendly letters to lower class girls to uplift their minds and morals. The aim is to win friendship, offer encouragement, and dispel false notions and class prejudice. Early results are reportedly positive.
A narrator notes surprise at Jane remaining in a boat with a comparative stranger while a woman of three years is deemed old enough to know better. The dialogue questions whether she is too old to know better.
A small party of Boers arrives in the city seeking homes in the Northwest. The Minneapolis Times notes the sturdy Dutch farmers’ reputation and expresses hope for more arrivals, welcomed by the community.
The exchange shows Mr Grimes telling the vestryman to take up the collection before the sermon this morning. He notes the sermon will focus on economy and the need to gather funds promptly.
Aunt Hannah questions Carrie on love and generosity. Carrie says affection grows when compliments feel sincere. Clara notes a patient sacrifice for marriage despite unequal pay. Prof Teachem asks a graduation topic and the reply cites an elaborate thesis on the Rise and Fall of the Elevator.
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