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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
3
A collage of stray lines references Prince Waldemar of Denmark boxing in campaigns, seaweed fuel and fisheries revenue, a talk at an Art Institute, a confidence man tale, and a Chicago Tribune note on laxatives. It blends quotes and anecdotes with brief product pitches and social banter.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes bantering remarks about reviving a mummy, joking that an Egyptian plumber could be brought back to life but noting the risk and who would pay for his time.
A desert plant sotol in western Texas yields high alcohol content. a federal permit enabled a Paso distillery to convert large Alpine bulb shipments into denatured alcohol. Historic use by Pueblo and Mexican communities is noted, with cowboy anecdotes about its potent effect.
A New York manager hints at a big promotional plan while a press agent asks which audience to target clergy or police. The Washington Star records the exchange as a sharp dig at sensational methods in publicity.
An elderly man offers his seat to a woman with skates on her arm in a crowded streetcar while humorous captions from magazines appear. An ad touts Dr J Jine’s Great Nerve Restorer claiming permanent cures with a free trial bottle and a trestise.
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease FRET promising relief for aching feet and bunions. Claims a strong cure for foot misery with no substitutes.
A fragmented dramatic exchange shows a writer detailing years of promised payment for verses that were accepted with thanks but never compensated. The dialogue hints at secrecy and reluctance among performers as a dealer and audience mock or question the fairness of acknowledgment.
A rustic ad style note prescribes one half pint whiskey two sarsaparilla and a Toris compound as usable by any druggist. Take teaspoonful doses before meals and at night to relieve symptoms within 24 hours and cure any cold that is curable.
A fragment notes Signe Guhosome growing prominence as a political figure, with a dialogue suggesting his rising influence and frequent calls on the President. The brief hints at a developing power dynamic and public attention around his actions.
A fragment hints at Kit marrying a dubious man from a grand family, noting his wit and insignificance. The quote contemplates why she chose him and suggests a broader theme that a man who cannot reform himself remains a restless force in the world.
A brief notice claims Pazo Ointment will cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or a full refund. The text also references a banquet and a talkative guest as part of a social scene.
Character exchanges reveal Gladye defending herself against impertinent talk. Esmeralda objects to being called kin by Miss Goovius and disputes the notion of a shared identity. The dialogue highlights class and manners in a social dispute.
In a brief exchange, Mark Twain is discussed as having conferred a degree, with the literary editor noting he incorporated himself and thus has taken a degree of Ltd. The exchange hints at honorary recognition or corporate-style titles rather than a traditional academic honor.
In a humorous slice of life, a mother disrupts a noisy scene as children proclaim they are playing Congress after receiving a message they claim is from the president. The Chicago Tribune frames the vignette with a playful, domestic lens.
A free illustrated booklet titled The Truth About Peruna is offered by The Peruna Co. of Columbus Ohio. The booklet is mailed postpaid.
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