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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1905
Page
7
A medicinal advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a constitutional remedy curing catarrh of the nose throat stomach and bowels. It cites a 20 year sufferer and a testimonial from William Seeman of Milwaukee. The piece ends with a brief conversational anecdote unrelated to health.
A local notice offers one hundred dollars for epgines of Coneesa not curable by Cheney & Co Toledo. The undersigned vouch for F. J. oor over 15 years as honorable in business. To the druggists, Hall's Blood Purifier and Hall's Pills are advertised as effective remedies with testimonials.
Dialog shows Mrs Sayitt and Mrs Browne noting cool treatment of a husband. Mrs Askitt confirms suspicion and guesses the cause is Mrs Sayitt expecting a sealskin sacque this winter.
Berliest Green Uniona and The John A Salter Seed Co of La Crosse Wisconsin announce a new product this year a money making vegetable tablet called Eating Onion described as a winner for farmers and gardeners with novel value and promise of profit.
A garbled notice touts vast seed sales of vegetables and flowers including onions and corn 10 000 plants for 160 postage. It urges sending 26 cents and a return notice to secure a “Balzer's Fourth of July Sweet” and other varieties, claiming early delivery days ahead of others.
A landlady instructs Jane the new waitress to read papers for bad news and report it to boarders before meals so as to curb appetites and save provisions over the year. The dialogue reveals a wry strategy linking news, appetite, and resource saving.
A compilation of light year jokes and snippets from a party scene includes banter about cutting meat at home a brisk morning walk for complexion and a portrait dealer identifying chromos. It features quips on marriage jokes stock chatter canal living and a Civil War era log memento cane.
The Everglades host luxuriant virgin forests and a rich bounty of animal life. Live oaks, bays, wild cucumbers, papaya, custard-apple, and wild orange populate the islands. Wild rubber, vines, water lilies, orchids, and giant ferns add to a diverse flora. Deer and otters are common, panthers and crocodiles appear, and Seminoles trap otters for skins.
A Honolulu diver on Bishop estate wharves works thirty feet under mud to replace copper sheathing on piles. He signals needs via a rope, breathes air through a helmet, and may stay submerged for two to seven hours at a time. The job, dangerous and poorly lit, relies on bubbles and hammering sounds above the water.
Hon. David Meekison of Napoleon Ohio once mayor and congressman credits Peruna with easing thirty years of head catarrh after using multiple bottles. He says continued use may fully eradicate the disease. Also Hon. Samuel H Mitchell of Ward 25 Boston reports his catarrh vanished after starting Peruna.
A long warning against catarrh shows it often lasts decades and resists self cure. The ad touts Peruna as a cure with testimonials from Mrs William Mann ex congressman W E Andrews and others, claiming chronic catarrh is healed when used as directed.
The speaker warns visitors to skip Cincinnati after reading a paper claim that enough soap was made in a day to supply the town for a year. The exchange features Meandering Mike and Pete debating the claim’s seriousness and implications.
An old advertisement promises a one day cure for colds using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. The box bears Grove's signature and offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails.
The first Cuban flag vessel, christened Regina, slid into Belfast harbor recently. At about 250 feet long with 1500 gross tons, she is built to transport bulk molasses along Cuban ports. The note ends with Pisa's Cure for Consumption claim and price at 25 cents.
In Stavanger district Jaederen coast, a flat mile long strip, is notorious for wrecks. A Norwegian physicist found the sand is strongly magnetic due to magnetic iron ore, and a ship's compass three miles offshore deviates by a full degree.
Advertises a free trial offer for Dr Kline's Great Nerve Lead claiming permanent cure of fits and nervousness after one day of use. Provides address 841 Arch St Philadelphia PA and instructions to write for further details.
A London banker Lord Avebury became the first in England to have his photograph taken as a young boy. Daguerre personally captured the image while demonstrating the invention to Avebury’s father.
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