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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
7
In a regular session G Watkins Spurling pleads for the affirmative on the motion that man’s every act stems from selfish motive. He argues most deeds arise from envy, and clashes with the president over parliamentary language, noting a pirate remark while calling it congressional.
Hinton Kentucky November 28 Special Mr E J Thompson a school teacher says he was told by doctors his kidney condition caused diabetes and would not improve. After using Dodd's Kidney Pills he reports a full recovery and good health.
A historical note states Associate Justice Hrewer began practicing law in Kansas at age 22. Now 67, he is described as hale and hearty. An advertisement claims permanent cure from nervousness after using Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Bend, offering a two trial bottle treatise.
A brief caption shows Mrs. Fendmar remarking on her baby’s resemblance, noting how the child seems to grow more like her each day. The humorous line captures domestic charm and evolving family likeness.
An advertisement touts Allen’s Foot-Ease powder to cure hot sweating aching swollen feet corns ingrowing nails and bunions sold in stores for two cents with a free sample offer. The rest notes social and public life topics including early marriages in India and Mrs Winslow’s soothing syrup for teething and a British politician with long service.
Vigo Spain features a harbor favored by warships especially the British channel fleet. The 10 000 resident town sits at the entrance to a multi bay coastline and hosts fishing and wine as its main industries. The description highlights architecture and daily life including Vigo women.
The piece suggests home remedies for sore throat and rheumatism including baked orange juice with castor oil, wool clothing, sulphur dusting, and brine rubs. It also notes Turkish baths under medical guidance and comments on AI footballers learning the game with European influence, citing O B Fry's Magazine.
The piece notes Indian natives excel at agility and balance with superb gymnastic and tumbling skills. It praises staying power in distance running and mentions cricket among Parsees and football gaining popularity despite climate and terrain challenges. Association football is common, with rules in force for the Indian climate.
Admiral Togo's early training at the Japanese naval academy included an annual banquet with a revolving cannon loaded with a ball. A hidden trigger could fire at any moment, risking the head of any student. The exercise was said to steady the nerves of a future fighting man.
The article profiles Elihu Root, lawyer and cabinet officer, noting a sentimental purchase. He bought Kirkland Farm and the old hemlock tree near Hamilton College where he and his father once rested. The tree has long stood as a personal landmark in his life.
A Philadelphia gangster declares his criminal method and warns a target to deliver funds or face violence with a lead pipe. The quote emphasizes intimidation and a readiness to use force to get what he wants.
A fragment promises a one hundred dollar reward for information leading to the sale of a cure for catarrh by F J Cheney Co of Toledo. The text is garbled but shows an offer and an endorsement by the undersigned.
A fragment reflecting on Rochefoucauld's idea that men's happiness and misery depend as much on temper as on fortune, suggesting inner disposition influences outcome alongside luck.
Advertisement notes Piso's Cure for Bronchial Troubles offered at 25 cents. It claims quick relief and markets the product as a general remedy with a simple pricing note.
Lou Dillon the renowned trotting mare, a Californian by origin, keeps her health by hay from her native state no matter where she races. The transport adds freight costs that can reach up to 1000 ton, reflecting the diet constant.
In a dialogue Bishop and Deacon Wayback debate the type of clergy desired a minister who visits homes jokes and flatters farmers versus a scholarly preacher who delivers fiery sermons. They conclude by requesting a minister who can also play the fiddle.
A humorous streetcar dialogue features an old gentleman asking why the conductor is so ugly to passengers. The conductor replies that passengers will hate the car company and not the conductor, avoiding fare collection as a tactic.
A Philadelphia Press item quotes Mr. Vane and his clerk debating a meeting. The clerk suggests asking again as plans may have changed since a prior inquiry.
Miss De Ledger and her father's bookkeeper wed six months ago in a quiet arrangement. Mrs. Gadd reacts with shock and faux reproach as a quarrel overheard by a bystander surfaces the concealed marriage.
A dialogue between Washington and his son features the famous cherry tree incident. The son admits truthfulness while the father demands a false confession. The exchange emphasizes honesty and parental authority in a humorous, didactic tone.
Ida believes she will marry Jack soon and urges economy. Ida tells him to stop bringing candy. The Kennebec Journal ponders why a girl would marry a young man if she cares about his interests.
A reader reports improved health after using L Edia E Pinkham’s Vegans for uterine troubles and irregularities. She says a week brought relief from back and side pains, and two months left her feeling like a new woman with no headaches.
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