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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
4
An thrilling claim promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier. It lists benefits including better digestion and energy, presenting Woodstock Alabama user W P Keeton as evidence. The testimonial urges readers to choose Hood's and rejects substitutes.
Iron visiting cards are popular in Germany with the name printed in silver. Forty shests measure one-tenth of an inch in thickness.
An old processor notes Hall's Catarrh Cure offers one hundred dollars per case of catarrh not cured, sworn by Frank J. Cileney in Toledo. Also mentions J Cheney Co and Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic with plain iron and quinine formula and no cure no pay offer. Also describes Buffalo exhibit tower height.
The piece notes that the Mexican government exhibit will occupy 16 000 square feet at the Pan American Exposition. It also mentions a fountain display needing 5 000 gallons of water per minute and references various patent medicines and a trial bottle offer.
Consul Schuman reports a German sample room now open at Constantinople. The note references U.S. interest in acquiring the best goods, Carter's ink, and mentions the Midway at the Buffalo Exposition and the Pan-American exposition midway costing five million dollars.
Scientific American summarizes U S government tests showing 607 pounds of guncotton detonated in front of a hardened steel plate failed to damage the armor of a battleship. Tests on the Belleisle and comments by Prof Alger support the view that high explosives must penetrate the hull to be effective.
The first English test of chloroform was given to T. D. Morrison, an apprentice to Edinburgh surgeon-dentist Mr. Imlach, on November 10, 1847 at 55 Queen Street Edinburgh. Prof. Simpson administered the anaesthetic, Morrison recovering quickly and later claiming pride as Simpson’s first patient under chloroform.
American and European shoe sizes differ with English and French scales. The English uses barley coin length and marks infant to men sizes, while French scales have more divisions and sub sizes. Widths are indicated by letters in English. French widths use different codes.
The text presents Rev T B Payne asserting that true fulfillment comes from serving others and social contact rather than chasing money or bodily pleasures. It emphasizes fellowship as essential to making the most of life.
An 19th century advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a powerful remedy. It claims to strengthen the stomach, purify the blood, and cure dyspepsia indigestion and constipation. The text also asserts the tonic tones nerves, stimulates kidneys, acts as an appetizer, and promotes long term wellness.
A quirky 19th century ad mentions Groves Tastelesa Chill Tonic as a malaria remedy described as iron and quinine in tartelees form. It hints at a no cure no pay offer and price eye phrases, with a stray line about bath tickets.
The state reports 238 traveling libraries, a figure that grows steadily over time as communities expand access to library services. This ongoing rise reflects sustained support for mobile and temporary collections across Wisconsin.
An advertisement offers a complete life of Queen Victoria with a free mailed outfit from Miller & Co. Portland, Utah. It also mentions the origin of the River Jordan arising from one of the world’s largest springs.
Ohio spends fourteen million dollars yearly for about 1.2 million school children with Cincinnati contributing one million. Alaska copper deposits begin development with White Horse belt shipment to Tacoma, belt 25 miles by four miles wide, ore rich in copper and gold. Typhoid fever appears absent in Polynesian Islands New Guinea and West Africa, linked to civilization.
Grace Campbell of Grand Rapids Michigan shares her cure by Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People after years of debility nervousness rheumatism and poor appetite She reports rapid improvement after using the pills and calls them beneficial Notary public certifies sworn statement and price noted 50 cents per box six for 2 50
The passage notes silk garments as among the world’s oldest. It states robes of silk were worn by both men and women about 2,500 years before Christ, highlighting ancient adoption of silk attire.
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