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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1904
Page
7
The passage argues economy in medicine hinges on cost and effect. It claims the best medicine is the one that cures most per person at the least expense. It asserts such medicine is the most cost effective and curative option.
Purifier Hood's Sarsaparilla II claims to purify and enrich the blood curing pimples eczema and all eruptions and fatigue. A user Miss Erriz Colonna of Washington D C attests it removes tired feeling increases energy and improves blood condition.
In a bustling Indianapolis Sun snippet a nervous bride to be frets over a distant wedding while a mother named Winslow urges patience and recalls remedies for anxiety. The note hints at chatter about delays and worry over future plans.
A theater manager argues that a single national American theater would not meet demand. He says it would merely create an appetite for more and cannot accommodate all unproduced plays.
For forty years Piso's Cure for Consumption has cured coughs and colds. Available at druggists. Price 25 cents.
A sweeping statistic notes English as the native language for about 20 million people at the century’s start and roughly 130 million by its end, indicating a dramatic expansion in native speakers across the period.
F J Cheney & Co asserts one hundred dollars reward per cured case of catarrh using Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The oath cites F J Cheney as senior partner, sworn December 6, 1888, before Notary A W Gleason. Testimonials are offered, Toledo, Ohio. Hall’s Catarrh Cure advertised as best.
A Pearson's Weekly snippet shows a dialogue on identity and change as a speaker claims continual renewal of the body every seven years, while another notes long standing suspicion of alteration in the person married.
A humorous dialogue between Mabel and George about growing older and changing appearance. George jokes about aldermanic rotundity and a double chin, Mabel fearing such changes, and they question if love should depend on looks. Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes the exchange.
Polish nationalists gathered in Lemberg to keep Polish sentiment alive. They expressed sympathy with resistance to German and Russian oppression and urged directing Polish efforts in Austria Russia and Germany toward independence.
The Pittsburgh Press quotes a reverend and Sinnickson on beams and motes. The exchange centers on self awareness when noticing faults in others and the way self reflection appears in a smile.
John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin promotes a bulk plant sale featuring 10 000 plants including 2000 carmine blanching celery 1000 radishes and 1000 flowering varieties. They guarantee germination and promise to add Berliner Cauliflower if you send for the offer, claiming your garden will flourish.
John Miller a colored resident of Uniontown Pennsylvania went blind in one eye after a potato thrown by a family member damaged the other eye. Doctors believed total blindness, but sight eventually returned to the right eye.
A terse chat between Blobbs and an elder echoes over a photo remark. The man clarifies the term profile while the other brushes off offense.
A publisher test is proposed as the measure of a good idea. The author notes the need to submit work to a publisher to prove its merit, reflecting a pragmatic view on literary quality.
A vintage advertisement extols S.S.S. as a cure for catarrh, arguing winter flare ups stem from poisoned blood. It asserts blood cleansing restores health, and includes testimonies from Watsontown Pa and Krebs Indian Territory praising relief and restored hearing after taking S.S.S. for catarrh.
Advice on nourishing feeble patients stresses small frequent portions served daintily. Emphasizes punctual meals, avoid leftovers, varied foods, and appealing presentation to stimulate appetite while noting beef tea is useful but not fully nourishing.
A buff Cochin rooster in Tolland County, Connecticut, is described as an upright walker with hands clasped behind its back when viewed from behind. The odd bird, famous as the farm yard’s greatest pet, has difficulty crowing and its tail feathers drag the ground as it strides with a high head, proud of its freakish nature.
A dialogue from the Boston Transcript contrasts Uncle George warning against late nights with Stephen claiming midnight hours extend days, humorously debating how to prolong life.
A reflective note cites the saying that many individuals endure hardship to accumulate wealth, highlighting the paradox of pursuing riches at personal cost. The fragment suggests commentary on wealth and mortality without naming persons or places.
Medical figures including Dr Llewellyn Jordan and Dr Robert R Roberts endorse Peruna as a systemic catarrh remedy. Articles claim catarrh affects half of Americans and that Peruna, with Hartman’s guidance, cures symptoms by invigorating nerve centers and mucous membranes. Consumers are urged to write for gratis advice from Dr Hartman in Columbus Ohio.
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