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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1903
Page
7
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a great alterative and tonic healing a range of ailments from yellow skin and constipation to pimples and headaches. It asserts the tonic restores vigor and tone to the stomach, liver, kidneys, and other organs, improving their function.
A young urchin explains that his brother left this morning and gave him a keepsake to remember him by. A kind lady questions the item while the boy recalls the parting gift and its meaning.
Electric lighted trains with unequalled service offered by the Chicago Great Western railway. Low fares to Chicago Dubuque Des Moines Kansas City and the Southeast. Inquire J P Elmer G P A Chicago for information.
A satirical remark from Vanity Fair mocks women’s public affection and rivalries saying no smart woman kisses another and that the boldness of ladies in their complexions unsettles men, contrasting with supposed recklessness of old times.
F. J. Cheney & Co advertise a patent cure for catarrh claiming internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. The product is offered at 7 cents per bottle and is said to be supported by 15 years of experience and assurances of reliability. Toledo wholesale druggists back the claim.
A stray exclamation from the leading man of barnstormers and a gallery remark about a gun color a chaotic moment. An old ad promises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething season as mothers seek relief for infants.
A fragmentary提 assortment of quotations and ad copy cites wisdom over wealth and recalls a fox and plum fable. It mentions care remedies and a tonic claim from Dr Kline offering free trials, with a Philadelphia address for contact.
A child asks if afterthoughts are always best and the father affirms. The exchange centers on whether people should have afterthoughts and why they might or might not.
Prof W L Whitney of the Poston conservatory of music plans to open opera schools in Boston Paris and Florence with headquarters in Boston. The move aims to cultivate American and international opera talent through new training centers.
In Emaus Pennsylvania the Moravian Church choir features Jobm Z Jobst and his wife, with fifty seven and fifty two years of continuous membership respectively. Their daughter Mrs William Jarrett leads soprano and Mr Jarrett directs. The Jobst family and relatives have deep musical roots, with ancestor John Glering serving as church organist for forty years. The church will mark its 157th anniversary soon, with the Jobsts central to the program.
Andreas Hofer a Tyrolean folk hero born 1765 in Passer Valley rose to lead resistance against Bavarian and Napoleonic forces. He was named Dictator of the Tyrol after driving Bavarians from the region thrice before being betrayed and executed at Mantua on February 20 1810. His inn at Saint Leonard and his beard became symbols of his vow and identity.
Mrs. Eugene Field considers moving a historic Fayetteville Vermont law office once used by General Martin Field to Chicago. The one story timber building built around 1800 features a colonial front and two rooms. If transported the logs would be reassembled on Eugene Field's former Chicago lawn.
The New York City post office operates thirty-two stations and 159 substations handling forty five tons of mail daily. Fourteen stamp cancelling machines process twenty eight thousand letters per hour. The rapid tanning by electrolysis has felled.
The saleswoman Nellie Curtain of St Paul testifies Peruna eases fatigue from daily mucus loss. Messages from Congressman Mark H Dunnell praise Peruna as a tonic and remedy for catarrh. Readers are urged to write Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
A playful note from the Philadelphia Press recalls a chafing dish party with light humor. Attendees joke about the dish not being as troublesome as the revelers and mention lingering hunger. The fragment captures social chatter rather than a formal event.
A dyopeptic bachelor quips that when women offer advice they threaten tears if not followed. The remark mocks the emotional display surrounding guidance from women and suggests a tactic of using crying as leverage.
A New York draper employs an expert assistant who arranges cravats in fashionable shapes. The helper attends weddings and assists the bridegroom and best man in correctly adjusting their ties for the auspicious occasion.
More than 300 smallpox cases were under treatment in Liverpool by mid March. The report notes a high caseload and ongoing medical efforts at the time.
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