One Column Notices on Ten Cent Lime Advertising Rate
Column notices state the rate of ten cents per lime and monthly collection by Hills for advertising.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1892
Page
1
Column notices state the rate of ten cents per lime and monthly collection by Hills for advertising.
A mixed list of church notices shows multiple congregations with service times Sabbath school schedules prayer meetings and monthly or quarterly church events. It lists Swangellie Alcuroil Reglam, Apulse Church Verian Church Marisvias Church Dveste p Church and others with varying weekly Sunday services prayer meetings and special observances.
Train schedule for the Shasta and Overland routes lists Salem Albany Keizer Roseburg Grants Pass Medford Ashland San Francisco Los Angeles and El Paso destinations with through tickets from 154 First Street. It notes dining cars on Ogden Route with Pullman sleepers, through tickets to Easter states Canada and Europe, and connections via Grand Central station and Willamette Valley depot with multiple intermediate stops and daily service details.
Sister Rose Gertrude writes from Honolulu praising Dr Lutz eminent dermatologist who studied leprosy in Brazil for ten years. He has improved patients at Kalihi and inspired petitions to make him head of Hawaii board of health and oversee leprosy cases. She notes his enthusiasm for bacteriology and hope for future prophylaxis and therapeutics surpassing current methods.
The piece argues against treating the human body as a steam engine and notes that healthy men often act most rashly while weaker individuals manage energy better. It reflects on how people push at high pressure until failure and contrasts vigor with prudent self care.
The piece surveys a range of topics from clashes with Arizona Indians and a stock of industrial news in Southern California to Donner Lake skating, new Santa Monica wharf plans, and a San Diego bank’s potential resumed operations. It mentions safe crackers, rail work to Phoenix, an Italian snow disaster, and shifts in freight rates and fish catches.
The piece surveys women’s higher education progress in the United States and abroad, noting 40 000 women in US colleges, 2 colored women lawyers, 244 doctors, and several other professions. It compares Harvard and Yale graduates to Oxford and Cambridge, mentions university counts and values, and cites Dr. Harris on how women’s education reinforces child education.
Prince George of Wales, heir presumptive to the British throne, is expected to take his seat in the House of Lords soon, while other items mention ill rumor denials about John G Whittier and notes on Speaker W O Mitchell among other diverse society items.
Various 1901 items report Quay winning a libel case against the Post, plus notes on public affairs. Highlights include Irish American groups, railway disputes, and West Virginia coal output, with updates on world fairs, agriculture, and local politics.
Pacific Coast representatives push bills in Congress as Treasury directs new Seattle offices. Reports say Schley met the President about Valparaiso sailors attack and Whitelaw Reid resigns rumor. Congress debates San Joaquin river improvements, Rogue River survey, and Chinese exclusion.
Reports cover reduced duty admissions for corn wines and timber into Germany until April, Brazil’s Dr Assis as Argentine minister, Bulgarian issues and French regrets, the Leaning Tower of Rouen’s removal, influenza rise in Paris, Ecuador press on Galapagos sale, Russian anti Catholic actions, jinrikshas proposed in London, Shah of Persia wealth, a new rifle sighting, Chilean debt politics, Leeds trolley progress, British Empire Chambers congress, Paris opera pricing failure, Paris ministers bribe accusations, German tariff debate, Antarctic expedition funding, Swiss embroidery tech, Austrian Hungarian gold talks, French birth rates, Moscow wheat purchase, Midland freight car talks, Russian peasant travel fare cuts, English birth stats for 1890, Salvation Army case quashed, royal betrothal precedents, a Spanish author, Newfoundland treaty push, maternity home planned by Mrs Bonanza Mackay.
A wide array of prices for produce grains meats and canned goods is listed. Entries include Walla Walla flour $5.00 per barrel and various fruits vegetables and nuts with figures such as oranges $0.65 to $5.50 per box and apples 1.50 to 2.00 per box. Grain and livestock prices appear for barley corn and chickens.
A listing of varied commodity quotations including coal, steel, wire, charcoal, crowses, boxes of quality goods, bar and leather prices, tar, pitch, turpentine, hides, wool, and wool products. Regional references include Willamette Valley and Eastern Oregon with per pound and per box rates.
A garbled market notice lists bacon varieties and prices such as smoked bacon and breakfast bacon per pound. The text references Oregon and other terms, but many words are unreadable.
A garbled listing shows terms like burlaps wheat bags Calcutta and oat bags with scattered figures and place names. Reads like a damaged sale or inventory note with partial measurements and item names rather than a coherent report.
A New York World report notes score of prominent men enter an oculist shop on Union Square in a single morning. Preachers lawyers doctors and writers form a large share, while actors keep sharp sight. Bookkeepers and merchants rely on spectacles as eye strain grows with modern worry.
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