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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1899
Page
2
The item reports Newberg Oregon postal activity and a feature on Senator Beveridge of Indiana. Beveridge has conducted a thorough, grueling survey of Philippine affairs, riding hundreds of miles by horse and boat, enduring privations to inform his upcoming Senate service.
The passage notes a swift press reversal on Secretary Root. Critics who predicted failure now claim they always believed he was the proper man. The piece mocks fickle forecasters who switch stances as outcomes shift.
An American observer laments France’s Dreyfus trial as a farce. He notes weak prosecution evidence, belief in guilt by judges, and a justice system tainted by libel intrigue and denunciation, predicting troubling future for the country.
The state university appoints Dr. K Strong of Yale as its new president after a broad search. Critics warn that intellect alone does not ensure success and hope he harmonizes the faculty to elevate the university and avoid embarrassment to the state.
Modern dailies nationwide praise Ingersoll as a noble, generous figure while noting a fatal error in opposing Christianity. They concur he attacked forms of religion rather than its core, suggesting Christianity will prevail despite his critiques.
A six rider group assembled at the N B A headquarters on Saturday morning July 15 to take a forty mile ride aboard the Tally Ho. They toured past the Plaza city hall and Roath Pasmlena ostrich farm with four fine horses and a lively, sunlit entourage before deciding to postpone the outing and proceed elsewhere.
A diary style account describes Pasadena boulevards Orange Grove Avenue and luxury hotels, the San Gabriel Mission, Baldwin ranch orange groves, Whittier visit, Long Beach beaches, and a California tour with earthquake shocks and a San Francisco finish. The writer notes Dustier front doors, mission interiors, craft, and local Quaker meetings amid travel details and experiences across 19th century Southern California landmarks.
An advertisement-like passage argues personal appearance links to success for job seekers and claims Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery remedies skin eruptions and digestive ills by purifying blood and nourishing the body. It cites a Saltillo Pennsylvania resident praising the remedy after failed treatments.
A collage of items notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy for la grippe, Bucklen s Arnica Salve for a fistula, DeWitts Little Early Risers for constipation, and One Minute Cough Cure. It also reports Ralph Storey joining McMinnville college faculty, Chas Weed seniors Manila assignment, and local school promotions with various druggists and merchants cited.
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