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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1902
Page
4
A letter from a grateful reader describes a young girl treated by Sisters of Charity for catarrh of the throat using Peruna. The testimonial praises Peruna's effects, notes Dr. Hartman’s role in its development, and invites others to request a free Peruna book and guidance.
A garbled collage of phrases recalls old writings and personal anecdotes. The text includes references to costs of animals and a pastor’s cure for consumption alongside a flirtatious exchange about memories of evenings and piano practice.
A thinker muses that truth lies at the bottom of a well and perhaps in a glass. The remark blends metaphor with humor, suggesting clarity or insight may emerge from reflection or drinking. Both images invite contemplation of perception and certainty.
An appeal to Christmas diners praises Monopole Asparagus as the finest dish, highlighting a blue and gold embossed label. The notice urges readers to request the product from their local dealer and mentions Wadhams & Kerr Bros., Portland, Oregon.
Readable lines note a neighborly disturbance centered on a manic condition being paid for, with ongoing neighbor agitation and surrounding tensions described in terse quotations.
A fierce storm of wind and snow paralyzed the Atlantic coast for two days. Telegraph wires fell, halting communication as railroads slowed under heavy snowfall. The cold extended across the seaboard, with ice blocks reported in European harbors and Swiss villages cut off by deep snows.
Norfolk reports say none of the Wesley M. Oler crew survived the wreck. The Koln found a crew aboard a abandoned schooner entering the Capes. William D. Hilton Melville Phillips and other craft ran aground in the harbor. Underwriter towing the Oler is missing. Ida Lawance crew were rescued after abandoning ship off Hatteras.
Washington dispatch reports Barrett actively arranging government exhibits from Asia and Australasia for the St. Louis exposition. He travels near the Straits Settlements and aims to win China Japan and Australia representation despite prior hesitations.
Reported plan to ratify the canal treaty in Washington if Colombia cannot assemble a working congress before June. Elections set for mid March. 60 days to convene the new body and additional time to organize. Secretary Hay to authorize Dr Herran to sign if negotiations succeed, barring Senate objections.
A letter by George Washington dated October 29 1785 was sold at a collector's sale for 580 dollars in Boston. The buyer is a New York man. The letter discusses rewards for the Virginian Revolution and related events.
Washington report states Dr Ilich cites twelve million bacteria on the skins of half a cherry, noting extensive studies into fruit infection. Currants follow with about eleven million bacteria per half, reduced by peeling or washing before eating.
A fragmented reflection on standing on nothing and the fading of a role. The speaker notes awareness of an eroding identity and questions responsibility for the vanishing self.
Assured of a great deal more at the harvest by sowing Ferry's seeds. The 1903 Seed Annual, which is sent free postpaid, will be found unusually interesting and instructive. Write for it today. Address D. M. Ferry & Co., Detroit, Mich.
A remark recalls Bertha’s habit of drumming her fingers and suggests she take up typewriting to put her habit to productive use. The note hints at a practical, cheerful solution to channel her energy.
Stewart and Grant of Portland Oregon place a new lamp on the market the Perfected Lamp with a perfected match lighter design aimed at eliminating common lamp defects. The firm offers pictures and descriptions at their Third Street address and notes distribution to cities and towns nationwide.
A historical note states Canada has the highest number of holidays among British colonies. Including Sundays, Canadians enjoy ninety five holidays.
About 500 B C Araxagoras of Ionia was born He grew to teach how solar and lunar eclipses occur and to provide rules to distinguish planets from fixed stars He was punished for saying the sun was not a god
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