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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1904
Page
3
A pupil challenges Miss Johnson about the green verdure on her hat after a lesson on wayside flowers. John Aken claims beach grass while another student insists it is onion sprouts, provoking chatter among the class.
Arlington Indiana December 5 Special Mr W A Hysong a photographer who moved from Sapp Kentucky says Dodd's Kidney Pills are the greatest kidney remedy. He suffered kidney trouble since 1901 and 1902 with stiff joints and bed turning difficulty. After one and a half boxes he was cured and neighbors also found relief. The ad claims early kidney disease symptoms like backache ease with Dodd's pills to avoid Bright's Disease.
An attributed quotation underscores that a fine soldier record precedes poetry, arguing that virtue and reputation, not wealth or birth, forge greatness.
An advertisement announces PAZO OINTMENT offering a guaranteed cure for piles including itching pain bleeding swelling and protrusion. It promises a refund if the ointment does not cure within a specified period.
The fragment mentions Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup price, Prof. F. B. Loomis of Amherst securing over 500 fossil specimens in the Big Horn basin and Badger creek basin, and Henry J. Cove leaving £200,000 to hospitals after years in charge of English House of Commons cloakrooms.
A collage of quips and cartoons from various periodical snippets. Jests range from jam heists and inked pens to misheard travel plans and social foibles. The stitched-together items showcase witty wordplay, marriage banter, and satirical exchanges typical of the era.
A mother warns her son about overworking in college, fearing health impacts. The son replies that new football rules reduce workload compared with the past, easing strain on students.
The 18 year old daughter of Sir Chen tong Liang Cheng, the Chinese minister to the United States, will make her social debut in Washington this winter becoming the first high born Chinese girl to enter American society. A separate advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward and promotes a stomach cure from F J Achene y Co Toledo Ohio claiming efficacy and testimonials.
The Ferry seed firm of Detroit marks fifty years of steady growth built on strict integrity and proven merit. Ferry's Seeds are praised for purity reliability and responsibility with fresh stock from growers and a 1905 Seed Annual mailed free to interested farmers and gardeners. Emerson notes that no defect can repair character.
Growells exclaims in astonishment at suspected crooked activity around the house. His wife questions the claim, and he insists she has been trying to drive nails, implying deceit and a domestic dispute.
The piece condemns an idealized, mythic portrait of Nikolai Alexandrovich II, arguing it elevates him beyond humane limits, portraying him as a peaceful prince destined to save all humanity. It calls the depiction a grotesque overglorification from World’s Work, diminishing real motives and actions.
A café proprietor in Ila confronted a man feeding a cat cream at a table. The owner refused the pet, refunding the cream and noting that food must come from cleaned dishes. The patron argued the practice, prompting the owner to insist on sanitary standards.
The Czar of All the Russias speaks of night travel and museum visits in the east and north. He describes a vast Indian curio collection, a large Buddha assortment, and libraries on Indian subjects and on law. Mrs. Henry K. Sheldon donates 20000 to a proposed Brooklyn birds university. Birds cannot fly backward, a curious fact noted.
Rastus asks about a dog used by Miss Snowball. She explains it is a spit dog. The line ends with Snowball clarifying the dog’s function as a spitting animal.
An old advertisement urges taking Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. The snippet lists a generic instruction and product name with no additional context.
A humorous exchange notes women may soon wear rubber collars and cuffs, reflecting a fashion trend rumor. A reader mentions Piso's Cure for Consumption as a popular medicine, priced at 25 cents, in a light, tongue in cheek exchange.
In a brief dialogue a woman laments wishing to be a man and is playfully offered transformation by a companion who invokes a minister. The sketch hinges on gender roles and social expectations.
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