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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1906
Page
7
The dialogue shows Lorna Doone accusing John Kidd of approaching by stealth and risking her family's disapproval. John回应 defends the scheme as a blend of love and war. Mr. Blackmore skips noting the incident in the story’s formal writing.
The piece invites a first visit to Venice as a fairy land on the Grand Canal with gondolas and famed palaces. It surveys landmarks from Vendramin Calergi to Rialto and St. Mark's, notes Desdemona and Othello’s houses, Doge’s Palace, and the Bridge of Sighs, and traces Venice’s rise as a maritime republic and European trade hub.
Prof Henry A Ward of Rochester famed as a meteorite authority and educator at the University of Rochester died when struck by an automobile in Buffalo. Born 1834 in Rochester he traveled the world and spoke many languages leaving wife and two sons. His looted Peruvian Bolivian textile artifacts were put on exhibit fueling new art research.
New ideas for artists emerge from ancient Peruvian textile fabrics as New York art students explore a fresh source for inspiration. The odd drawing class is held in the Peruvian Hall at the Museum of Natural History where a somber display of antiquated textiles sparks brush and pencil interest.
A London Chronicle quip notes an old couple not wed under a canopy and a provident wife whose husband faced a grave prognosis. The doctor jokes of cure while the wife admits selling his clothes for a funeral, highlighting irony and affection in their long union.
The piece contrasts white and brown pelicans and notes invasions of white pelicans on remote lake islets in Manitoba and Nevada have led to desertion by mature birds. It warns success is unlikely while the snowy plumaged bird remains a shooting target for roving riflemen.
A reformer asks for help to buy a thousand crulers for a waifs picnic. The merchant Spotcash agrees and offers five dollars. The scene ends with the reformer praising the contribution and the merchant confirming the gift.
The principal recalls an incident from the last commencement where a clever girl named Hattie wins a prize. Friends crowded her with praise and a confident quip about English composition. Harper's Weekly quotes the line about being "skinned alive." Mothers are advised Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
Quirky dialogue from the Cleveland Leader features Mrs McLesh wishing all saloons were at the bottom of the sea and Mr McLeah urging to be drawn out in a humorous exchange about positions.
An unreliable claim touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal medicine that reaches the disease in the seat of illness. The text suggests a combination with blood purifiers and praises a Toledo doctor, urging readers to obtain the remedy from druggists with testimonials offered.
The dialogue reveals Uncle Leonard asking if the nephew ever pursued one goal. The nephew admits a six year pledge to enjoy life, confessing a debt of thirteen thousand dollars.
A Boston Herald excerpt recalls A G Jewett, a keen wit, arguing in a Belfast Maine supreme court trial. He was ordered to stop reading law to the jury, and replied with a jest about the court’s purpose amid a tense closing argument.
A terse exchange questions the state of a romance with Miss Welloph. One speaker declares the relationship is broken and hostile, calling the other party and their circle bitter enemies, while denying any lingering friendly ties.
The fiery mythic figure tires of public glare and, citing stiff competition, calls a pause in eruptive activity. Observers note a rare moment of restraint as lava quiets and crowds drift away from the spectacle.
Ex-wife of Captain John L. Ely of Co E 17th Ohio recalls his Civil War kidney illness that progressed to chronic issues. He endured crutches at times and pain before using Dean's Kidney Pills in 1901, which he credits with a lasting cure. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY at 50 cents a box.
The Houston Post notes a character named Smithy visits his wealthy aunt frequently to avoid an implied obligation to see his uncle. The line underscores family duty and social status in a compact exchange.
S S S is hailed as the King of Blood Purifiers due to its tonic cleansing action. The advertisement claims it is a safe, mineral-free blood remedy for skin eruptions, rheumatism, scrofula, and hereditary taints, suitable for all ages and promising permanent cures. It includes a customer testimonial endorsing its cleansing and health-building effects.
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