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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1904
Page
7
An uptown theater scene delights college students and young women as a staged weepie produces real tears. Ten students sit front row balcony, six young women nearby. a single handkerchief travels along the line triggering shared sobs and hush laughter until management halts the byplay.
Florisant Missouri reports that Dodd's Kidney Pills have strong effects on early kidney disease. Mrs Peter Barteau and others claim relief from back and knee pain after three years of illness. The article cites many local cures and asserts the remedy saves lives and spares years of suffering.
A humorous exchange from the Cincinnati Enquirer notes Little Johnny asks his father for roller skates to mow the lawn in summer and shovel snow in winter. The odd remark about a man weighing 26 pounds per foot of height adds local whimsy.
A collection of aphorisms and proverbs on faith character pride and virtue. Quotes touch faith patience eloquence mercy restraint and daily conduct urging trust in God and caution against pride and worry.
The piece recalls the Czarina's gentle kindness and ties to England through Princess Alice. It notes her education aimed at modesty and service, frugal upbringing, self reliance, and English-trained nurse and governess. Visits to Balmoral and Osborne shaped her dress and manners, preserving English influence.
In a McClure's Magazine account a flashy Golconda Gold Bond company fronts a scam in New York and Brooklyn offices. Atterbury boasts three months to profit, aiming to net about thirty thousand dollars before collapse. Ads in major papers lure unwary investors as money pours in.
Mrs. Marsh of Los Angeles writes that after seven weeks of grippe she found relief with Peruna. She reports rapid improvement within three weeks and continues to use the remedy. She cites traveling through Kentucky and Tennessee where she saw Peruna at work and endorses its efficacy.
Mr Stormington Barna boasts of a one night stand in Arizona drawing a $10 house. Mr Walker Ties seeks facts while the tragedian notes the lone audience member valued at that amount. Mothers are advised to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
The dialogue features Dusty Dennis-Ah warning about fire dangers while discussing a cigarette butt causing a haystack blaze. Fae Price counts ten c...
The hostess introduces Captain de Jones to Mr Bifkins noting he has faced death in many battles. Bickins asks if he is a military or football captain in a wary greeting.
Mrs. Faarn Berens of 925 Second St Meriden Ontario reports long stomach illness and prior miscarriage. After one bottle she felt relief and later carried her baby to maturity, delivering a healthy child and regaining strength. She credits the remedy for her recovery and renewed energy.
A public notice invites women to write to Mrs Pinkham for free medical guidance. It promises understanding, personal treatment of cases, and provides a reply address for correspondence.
A collage of witty exchanges from Philadelphia Press and other papers features children testing adults with math jokes, misheard questions, and pun filled quips. Citizens like Mrs Subbubs and Professor themes mix with playful lines about pie, hair pins, and drivers in a snapshot of early 20th century humor.
A humorous dialogue from Woman's Home Companion explores vanity and truth. A wealthy woman asks a spiritual adviser if it is sinful to enjoy flattery. The parson replies it is wrong to encourage falsehood. In a classroom moment a student defines imbibe as to take in and uses it in a pun about boarding.
Ambiguous ad copy offers a refund for a cure for piles. Claims use of a product named Mf FA2O and mentions a six to four day period. Text is unclear and reads as promotional.
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