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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
4
A mob member asserts the need for a leader to spark a revolution and establish authority, provoking a cycle of repeated power grabs as further revolutions follow each new ruler. The passage echoes a Washington Star quote on perpetual leadership and upheaval.
Frances Gardner of Chicago reports wasting years and money on remedies before five boxes of Deans Kidney Pills cured her kidney complaints in weeks. She credits the pills with restored health, appetite, digestion, and sleep. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents a box Foaster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
Sir William Bailey declares at a dinner with Cardinal Vaughan that he creates history as he proceeds. The exchange features Vaughan asking for a source and Bailey insisting he makes history himself.
A Detroit Free Press item extols Allcock’s Plasters as the best medical plaster, claiming unmatched ingredients and method. The ad style note emphasizes their effectiveness for aches and pains and urges readers to buy the product.
A French investigator M. Lecaillou argues spiders respond to buzzing sounds from prey rather than music. Experiments with violin files piano violoncello and cornet show only buzzing resembling prey attracted spiders while the cornet frightened them and the piano did not draw them.
An archaic verse in a magazine parodies Santa as worn by duties and chores. The elfish narrator notes children misbehaving and teachers urging work. The piece plays on holiday duties and the timing of Christmas Eve tasks.
In a winter storm Dr. Brown tends the sick of New End’s poor from a dim dispensary. The young resident doctor, rejected by Dolly Peabody, encounters glee and gloom as a runaway cab injures Mr. Peabody, who then pleads for care. By morning the two men reconcile professionally and socially after the patient requests continued treatment.
An old advertisement touts Sarsaparilla as a cure all with claims of radical, permanent cures and a 100 dose package. The text then shifts to a humorous dialogue about lightning fears and a Fifteenth Century Book of Manners listing various etiquette rules from 1476.
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes Bertie arguing with his mother over cake requests. He grumbles that two were not enough and he should have asked for four, showing a blunt, humorous line of dialogue.
Officials report cotton cultivation in West Africa thriving with substantial gains. The czarist realm reportedly controls more than twice the contiguous territory of any other empire, underscoring broader imperial reach.
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