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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1903
Page
7
A preacher reflects on the prodigal son, arguing true satisfaction lies beyond worldly goods in God’s love. He contrasts modern comforts with the Father’s grace, envisions renewal of body and age, and foresees social reform projects aiding the poor by 2000.
May Havre, Wisconsin woman states she recovered from uterine troubles after two months of Vegetable Compound. She notes relief from back pain and headaches, weight gain, and improved menstruation, urging others to use the remedy from E. Pinkham.
In a brief exchange a character questions a return to city life asking about golf ping pong tether ball and dances. The other replies they visit town to rest while living in the country.
Advertising copy claims Allen's Foot-Base powder cures hot sweating aching and swollen feet. It also promises relief for corns ingrowing nails and bunions. Sold at drug stores and shoe shops with a noted address in Le Roy New York.
The article claims the only ancient gold diggings large enough to rival Ophir of David and Solomon lie on the Zambezi region. It states David contributed 3000 talents of Ophir gold for the temple, valued at over 80 million dollars, and references Piso's Cure for a cure.
A historic Atlanta Constitution snippet features a playful remark from an old colored brother about a boy who loves trading more than returning home. The item also notes that Mophers will find Mrs Winslow’s Bedbing Hae Mee useful for their children.
A short item quotes the Philadelphia Ledger noting the proverb Pride goeth before I fall. The exchange centers on ownership of an automobile and a veteran outlook on pride.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Cheney Co. of Toledo and partners promoting drugs and tonics. The text mentions wholesale druggists and a claim of quality for their products. No clear event or outcome is stated.
An historic anecdote notes a Highland waiter declining to serve Max Bell at dinner. When reproved the waiter quips about a self respecting Scotch man and a misfit kilt joke, ending with a remark on being permanently cured and fit for nervousness.
Chicago American quotes a debtor letter saying Mr Smith cannot pay this month. A follow up note warns if not paid within a month, billing will stop.
A dialogue from the Boston Commercial Bulletin quoting a housewife offering a tramp 10 cents for work on wood and the tramp replying that under the new anti trust law he would be prosecuted for charging less than neighbors.
A historical note describes the Mississippi as a vast drainage basin feeding rivers from twenty eight states. It calls the river the Father of Waters and explains it overflows a low lying region, supplying a large portion of the United States.
Mrs John A Logan and residents of Iowa Circle Washington dispute the lawn and tree layout around the Gen Logan statue seeking removal of trees to restore a clear view of the state capital from the circle.
Seana of Morrison Street Portland Oregon lists equipment and supplies for machinery line. Buckeye Sa En ines andwoosod buie Gasoline Des us when in want of anything machinery related.
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