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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
4
Catarrh is described as a constitutional disease from scrofulous blood. The remedy claims sevenfold purifying alterative and tonic action to radically and permanently cure diseases linked to scrofula. Hood's Sarsaparilla is hailed as producing wonderful cures. Hood's Pills are recommended as the best cathartic.
The General Land Office led a fresh survey of Arizona petrified forests. Silicified logs occur across eight square miles in Apache County, with some thick layers suggesting burial by ancient water currents in the mesozoic era.
The Spanish court holds the costliest kitchen with utensils valued near 75 500 dollars and aged. The Persian shah’s kitchen is stated as the world’s most valuable with gold lined pots and solid gold, gemstone encrusted dishes. If auctioned, the shah’s kitchen could fetch over 5 000 dollars.
Dr. Roswell Park, physician in President McKinley’s circle, is the son of Rev. Roswell Park D D founder and first owner of Racine College in Racine, tying a notable family to the city’s educational heritage.
Mrs Peary recently returned from a year in the Arctic with supplies for her husband. She is described as the only woman arctic explorer and has joined her husband on several expeditions. Her daughter Mary Annig hite Peary was born in the far north in 1893 and first saw daylight at six months. Mothers are advised to use Winslow's Boothing Syrup for teething children.
A. Abreu, a Filipino merchant touring the United States to study American mercantile methods, presented President Roosevelt with a handsome cane and several pieces of cloth made in the Philippine islands.
The present Lord Bath was once affianced to Princess May of Teck. The engagement was public, but Lord Bath insisted on Violet Mordaunt on the last moment. Princess May later married the Duke of Cornwall and York.
The text asserts no century starts on Wednesday Friday or Sunday and that the weekday sequence repeats every 20 years. It notes January and October always begin on the same weekday, as do April and July, September and December, and February March and November align similarly.
At a recent meeting Madrid magistrates allocated 250000 pesetas to erect eight statues honoring Lope de Vega Murillo Moratin Ventura Rodriguez Goya Arguelles Quevedo and Salamanca. Also contains an ad style claim for Nalls Catarrh Cure and Hallys Family Pills without clear sourcing.
The 1980 mile trek from Skagwa to St Michaels is run by 600 dogs in relays of 25 miles over four and a half days. Between White Horse and Dawson 140 horses relay the distance. Wizard Oil is promoted by many physicians and nurses for stubborn neuralgia and rheumatism. It is presented as the right thing to do.
Nationalities of U S presidents show Roosevelt with Dutch ancestry as Van ren, with fourteen English stock, five Scotch Irish, three Beotch, and one Welsh Jefferson. The ad promotes Cascarets Candy and products as a constipation cure.
An exchange from the Philadelphia Bulletin shows a girl lamenting that others do not admire her new dress while another character remarks on its beauty. The dialogue hints at social expectations and personal vanity in a small scene.
A Los Angeles Times opinion cites reports from U S soldiers in the Philippines Guam and Samoa claiming civilized clothing harms health. It notes high hats and Western garments cause brain and nerve disorders among imported peoples and cites Japan and German uniform adoption as examples of national debility from dress.
The column surveys authorship disputes including a Quarterly Review Victoria article attribution to Lady Ponsonby and notes on Sir Walter Scott. It also reviews FP Crawford and Ostrogorski works, Gorky’s Proma Gordyeeff, and a string of short items from society to jokes.
An appeal to mothers of large families to seek intelligent aid from Lydia E. Pinkham's Laboratory. Women are urged to address the lab for advice and a testimonial from Mrs Bevveville of Ludington Michigan about relief from menstruation with the compound.
The Pittsburg Times comments that Mr. Astor cannot become a peer of England due to a law barring naturalized subjects from such dignity. It notes his effort to distance himself from his fur and pelt ancestry, but says he has earned only disappointment despite widespread attention.
The Thames Angling Preservation Society focuses on recovering fish from London water company reservoirs. Regular nettings prevent massive fish loss from the Thames and safeguard the river’s future health.
Liverpool builds the world’s largest warehouse beside the docks to store tobacco imports vital to the city’s trade. The structure runs 725 feet long, 165 feet wide, and 124 feet 10 inches high with a ground area of 13,300 square yards and total floor area of 174,008 square yards.
Elijah Bledsoe a colored man living near Burgin Kentucky is believed to be the oldest man in America with estimates over 120 years. He is said to have been married 13 times and has about fifty children spread across the state.
The British are the world’s largest beer drinkers and consumption grows. In 1900 Britain absorbed about 1,289,766,000 gallons of beer, roughly 205,000,000 cubic feet, comparable to a reservoir 2000 feet long, 1000 feet wide, and 104 feet deep.
Captain Dreyfus, lately living at Cologne near Geneva, intends to leave Switzerland for Alsace where he was born. He will spend the winter in the Riviera and then settle in Alsace to devote himself to literature and scientific pursuits.
A Bumner county Kansas man swears in an affidavit that the defendant attacked him while hurling insults naming him a lobster pauper scarecrow and an idiot. The affidavit supports a charged slander claim against the neighbor.
Chicago readers discuss a work titled Sailor's Log by Bob Evans, with De Fonte noting mixed reactions and accusations of overreach as some critics challenge its portrayals and incidents.
The Argentine Republic must lay the Rosario to Buenos Ayres telegraph line underground after wet days cause current loss through webs on overhead wires. The move responds to persistent interruptions and aims to improve reliability across the major route.
A Garnet Kansas girl greets her steady with an apron tied at the waist and a blush, excusing herself with she has been helping mamma as she lets him in according to the Kansas City Star.
The piece profiles Belva Lockwood as a pioneering female presidential candidate and cites her praise for Peruna. It quotes Dr. Hartman on catarrh, notes extensive claimed benefits for various ailments, and includes reader testimonials urging use. It ends with an invitation to consult Dr. Hartman for advice.
A Philadelphia Bulletin quote describes a man as well informed and notes his wife as the source of his information. The line emphasizes domestic insight as a humorous measure of knowledge.
Paliman and Tourist cars run on both trains from Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso with connections to Chicago St Louis New Orleans and Washington. Linkups at San Francisco with teamship lines to Honolulu Japan China Philippines and the Americas. See agent at Drain station or address.
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