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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1902
Page
4
A Mexican woman in El Paso Texas has given birth to two healthy children. The second birth occurred six weeks after the first, prompting comment among physicians.
Fragmentary lines recall a remark about an office boy who was said to be a poet and poor with no Panama hat. Conversation shifts to a Mrs Winslow and a past linked to Edith and Ethel, with stray references to frost-bite and a promise of non disappointment.
The item markets a free trial bottle of Kinney Nerve Cure with a $3.00 value. It mentions Philadelphia and a March 1 date, likely an advertising notice. The text also references hotels in Washington and a light collection of quotes about fireworks and meals.
A quip from Puck reflects on embracing a motto to guide life with prudence and steadiness, suggesting virtue over rash action.
A jumble of quoted phrases references a grocer’s stamp reward, reformer rhetoric, fraud exposure, and a statistic on New York City’s Hebrew population. It also mentions a policy on loading revolvers for policemen in County Wexford, Ireland.
Doctors note fainting is rarer now due to outdoor activity like tennis and golf strengthening the heart. The article explains causes as brain anemia from dilated vessels and blood pooling, with first aid including flat positioning, cooling, fanning, and avoiding alcohol or strong stimulants.
A West End barber laments changing times and growing smooth faces. He notes talk has vanished with time and argues facial hair and strong chins mark good characters, while those with weak features should be required by law to grow either a mustache or a beard.
A Indianapolis reader Emma Mitchell reports pain relief after using Peruna from Dr. Hartman of Columbus Ohio. She credits two bottles with turning her condition around and notes renewed interest in life. The advertisement urges invalid women to send name address symptoms and sickness duration for a month’s home treatment.
A Beaumont Texas sale report shows oil lands rising to 1 280 000 dollars per acre, a vast increase from roughly ten dollars per acre before the oil strike. The lively progressive commonwealth sees land values climbing as oil activity boosts market confidence.
A mishmash of OCR text describes a motorized incident with a reckless driver colliding with another vehicle. A bystander or motorist warns of dangers and a lever is pulled, leading to a clash near a tree and a second near-miss as another scorcher approaches with initials on its vehicle.
Fragmentary dialect filled note describes a speaker denying obligation to bathe, using humor and regional speech. The lines imply a lighthearted stance on cleanliness with an insistence on personal choice in the future.
A fragmentary quote hints at a claim that growth reaches 100,000 annually, implying a belief in sustained expansion over five years. The excerpt discusses scale and monthly implications, though context and speakers remain unclear.
Smith asks Brown if he should take a policy with a new insurer Brown warns against it saying they only offer accident policies Brown questions the value of such coverage and pushes back on the idea of buying now Brown argues against the idea citing risk and cost Brown notes the company lacks other policy types.
The fragment discusses a moon at 240000 miles distance with a satellite-like orbit. It mentions a diameter of about 2458 tiles and a solid surface of 14600000 miles with a solid continent of 10000 cubic miles. It then ponders volcanoes and crater exploration ideas.
Religious leaders from Presbyterian, Reformed, Methodist, and Swedembergian churches share views on Christian duty. They emphasize service, relationship with God, physical culture for a vigorous people, and the need to take more of Jesus in daily life. The era stresses humanity and divine guidance in social progress.
The message states that terms depend on a through express arrival. If loaded, terms amount to 104 dollars per day. If empty, payment is 25 cents per hour to sit on the porch and look happy.
A man hired to write a circus introduction confesses he cannot think of a freak adjective for a panther. The employer replies that no thesaurus exists or is needed, citing Barnum and asking where such beasts are raised.
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