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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1899
Page
2
A Friday morning issue from Newberg Oregon features playful Thanksgiving verses and seasonal humor about turkeys geese and holiday foods. The poem style piece blends local life with festive rhymes and rustic homely imagery typical of the era.
Aguinalto is described as rapid and increasingly seen as a man without a country. The article frames his uncertain nationality and evolving identity amid shifting political or personal circumstances.
Local voices urge action to bring the Peet sugar factory to Newberg with demands that every man do his duty and leadership engage in concrete efforts.
The report notes Tom Reed has discharged his debt in a matter before the New York bar. The article contrasts a once imperial dominance with a common law career facing possible oblivion, remarking that men count little in such places.
The Democrats search for a suitable running mate for Bryan next year while Aguinaldo develops new speedling qualities daily and is expected to be in prime condition by campaign time.
A fragmented report suggests Goebel overestimated voting machine capacity. The note hints at a risky Kentucky contest and mentions a candidate Boult, with implications of a volatile political scene.
Oregon Senator George W. Melride urges that national honor duty and interests require holding the Philippines and granting the people substantial self government under American control. He argues for large local autonomy within the American framework.
The piece lauds Congressman Tongue for devoted service to the district and state while noting some call for his defeat. It criticizes motives in action and argues right motives guide progress. It cites Nebraska election results as a rebuke to Bryan and predicts political ruin.
A historical piece argues the United States must pursue a renewed campaign of Americanization in the Philippines. It condemns Filipino nationalists as nonexisting, calls opposition followers barbarous, and claims autocratic influence is waning as American control strengthens.
A local woman praises newspaper ads as the best way to find fresh goods and good value. She notes that merchants who advertise invite trade and demonstrate care for customers, while those who do not advertise seem indifferent. She calls advertising a wise investment.
The Sheridan Sun and the Record spar over rumors of a Democratic shift and a new legislature. A respected farmer from Williataina precinct named Ei Lamgon is praised as a former legislator as locals mull voting patterns next January amid talk of a broader rebuke to party leaders.
The Albany Democrat quotes the Cincinnati Enquirer accusing the current national administration of imperialistic moves led by Hanna. It targets franchises speculators and subsidies, calling them enemies of liberty and greed driven, while ridiculing McLean for defending those who seek power.
In this Viewpoint from the December Ladica Home Journal, Alan Machen argues that compulsory retirement at age sixty would renew church energy. He warns current ministers and congregations clash over age, risk scandals, and urges a smoother transition to fresh leadership to preserve clergy counsel and church vitality.
A garbled collection of editorials and captions from Utah and national papers cites Mr. Roberts as steady, praising Holart as a natural gentleman, and mocks US policy on the Philippines. It reflects partisan voices and a dated view of prosperity tied to coinage and patriotism.
A collage of editorials and comments from Salem Independent Woodburn Independent Lind, Washington Herald and others discuss Captain Heath, the Philippines, Goel l, and Dewey gifts. Critiques cover political figures, fiscal deficits, tariff policy, and public sentiment toward national heroes and leaders.
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A jumble of aphorisms and comic lines from various newspapers. The pieces mix satire about women and marriage with snippets on everyday life and small print ads for cures and patter. The tone imitates a late 19th or early 20th century page collage.
A visiting woman notes marriage alters a wife from lively to weary, while Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is praised for restoring strength by reviving female health. Letters from readers claim relief from uterine weakness and related pains, urging sick women to seek private correspondence with Dr Pierce in Buffalo.
State Bros engage in stock raising with registered stock including a short horn bull valued at 20, a Lanhum Texas billy goat, and 20 registered Cotswold ewes. They recently auctioned farm implements and will concentrate on breeding stock, amid tough wheat prices and valley land conditions.
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Fragmentary ad text advertises opportunities with The Montotong Company. It promises a chance of a lifetime and mentions commissions and timing. The legible fragments reference a carrier, a geologic or technological product, and a near copy of a recruitment pitch.
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