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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
4
Painful Periods are claimed to be eased by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with fifty thousand letters of thanks to Mrs Pinkham Lynn Massachusetts. Menstruation is described as a strain on a woman's vitality and guidance offered by Pinkham. The piece also notes a tariff schedule for Manila affecting merchants and coastal states.
A year after Frank FE. McDaniel was ordered to serve fifteen years in the Oregon penitentiary, he remains free due to ongoing legal measures. Meanwhile German mail restrictions close to sausages bar correspondence to a friend in Berlin. A cryptic line reads in closed text four asosages.
An old advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming to cure a cold in one day with a No cure No Pay offer and price of 25 cents. It markets a generic cold remedy with bold assurance and a simple payment policy.
A San Francisco business man sues Wells Fargo Express Company for five cents paid as a revenue stamp on a shipping receipt claiming recovery of the amount.
The Portland Fire Department seeks to build a fire boat to combat blazes along the Willamette River docks, signaling a plan to upgrade riverfront firefighting capability.
Since September eight cars of Kuat ern eggs have arrived in Portland as home supply remains insufficient.
A scanned ad line touts Laxative Bromo Quinine as the cure for colds in one day. A girl with gray eyes is quoted, while her entourage jokes about a mitten and cold feet.
The article notes aluminum’s heat in soldering iron rails end to end for a smooth track, compares it to electric methods, and discusses wall light reflection percentages. It highlights iron and other metals casting behavior, meteor activity with August as peak, and recent Alpine hydroelectric developments on Adda and Ticino feeding Lombardy towns near Milan.
A collection of anecdotes features Mark Twain discussing a mistaken identity as a great man, a banker’s view on mills and rels in Portugal, railway disaster blame games, and French public services. The pieces mix humor, travel observations, and curious cost terms from Lisbon to Alencon.
A leading financier told a reporter that mills have never been coined as a genuine financial tool. He argued that the will to change exists only in schoolbooks and nowhere in practical finance.
An old advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla vitalizes the blood and restores vigor for run-down conditions, while Hood's Pills promise constipation relief. It urges readers not to stand alone and to try the products for a period.
Tacoma street railway pays 100000 to the injured and relatives of those killed in the July 4 street car accident. Seattle and Portland items urge civic action and public health notices. Advertisements promote cures and foot powders with testimonials and dealer details.
The census lists Salem Oregon at 4258 residents. Mothers urged to use Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup during teething. The Afro American League of Portland plans a large New Year entertainment. A Cas Carets box marketed as a handy pocket remedy.
A letter from Maas of Tas Tas in Norwich New York dated February 17 1800 recounts Twisure Pises Cure for Consumption saving a life three years prior, noting prosperity and adversity as a procession.
Public notice-like text touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as iron and quinine in a tasteless form with no cure no pay. A terse employment call seeks women and girls for piecework at home, offering 7 to 2 weekly with stamps and envelopes to a Colorado-based company.
Port Townsend Washington reports a single haul catching 14 tons of herring. The number of nets used was not stated and no further breakdown was provided.
The guidance urges restraint in criticizing others and recommends using judgment and mercy if censure is unavoidable. It stresses measured language and thoughtful, constructive correction over harsh rebuke.
The food commissioner states Oregon produced 5,000,000 pounds of butter and 1,600,000 pounds of cheese last year. A Seattle fireman named Brabor died after being thrown from a horse cart. Mrs Brabon pursues $25,000 of city funds and is to receive some.
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