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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1891
Page
4
A Portland advertisement reports Dr. Darrin curing long standing deafness with electricity and medical care. Patients Mike Markey and E D Pierce share relief, while J Jennings states skin disease improvement. The note promotes Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialties, private disease treatments, free consultations, and offices at 704 Washington Street Portland.
A fragment argues that Hard. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a safe remedy for travelers facing malarial regions. It claims to fortify digestion and nerves, counteract exertion, and improve appetite while easing bilious symptoms, with broader claims about health and vigor.
A signal service to weak womankind lauds Dr. Pierce s Favorite Prescription as the cure for irregularities and weaknesses. It is claimed to build strength imparting tone and vigor, suitable for overworked teachers milliners seamstresses shop-girls nursing mothers and feeble women, with a money back guarantee if not satisfactory. The medicine is described as purely vegetable harmless in any condition and contains no alcohol or sugar. World s Dispensary Medical Association Buffalo N Y.
Mrs. D. N. Snyder of Jefferson township fed wild quails Buckwheat daily for a month and trained them to remain tame. She watched from a window as the flock returned to eat, then used hidden feeding and whistling to coax the birds to trust her. The quails soon came when called and fed in her presence, bringing her comfort and a sense of reward.
A stock broker visiting Kittery, Maine, stayed at a hotel kept by two elderly sisters. He heard a scene at the stairs where one maid demanded hot water to scrub the floor, only to discover there was none, prompting astonishment and fear of being burned.
The coral grounds stretch from the Algerian coast with large quantities and many workers since the 1500s. Italian barks and 4 200 men, plus French and Spanish interests, dominate the trade. Torre del Greco hosts over forty shops employing about 1 000 people, mostly women and children, while Italian fishermen pay royalties to France for Algerian coral rights. The piece also notes the American badger’s range from Ontario to the Missouri River and its diet of burrowing animals.
A survey of poets philosophers soldiers and reformers said to have seen apparitions and heard spirits. It cites Byron Pope Goethe Jonson Reynolds Cromwell and others noting visions as imagination and indigestion as explanations.
A Springfield Republican listener reviews the Volapuk convention in Boston. Charles E. Sprague of New York delivers the opening address in Volapuk, not fully understood by most listeners, who note heavy vowel usage and obscure consonants. The piece contrasts Volapuk with English and German, calling Volapuk wooden and dead as speakers toggle between languages.
The article advises beginners to start gardens with a deep soil base rich in manure and to renew yearly proportions, then explains insomnia tips for students and women, including eating before bed, room separation, and a bath to prepare for sleep. It cites Cer mantown Telegraph and Somerville Journal for the guidance.
A Ley named Matthew Daking recovered from fever and displayed an immense hunger, reportedly eating 384 pounds 2 ounces of various foods in six days. Dr. Mortimer notes the boy remained cheerful though his legs lost strength, while J Cookson adds details on his condition.
An 1500 message from Mrs. J M Wiltiases of Seattle describes relief after Histogenetic Medicines. She suffered paralysis cramps tumors and rheumatic pains but reports rapid cure and urges others to seek the treatment. The notice promotes free consultation and a single local agency for the medicine.
G G Treat of West Granville Mass extols Allcock's Porous Plasters as cures for rheumatism neuralgia side and back pain coughs colds bruises and local weakness. He praises neighbor results and says many would be crippled without them. Also includes a testimonial pledge offering money for catarrh cures and a patent medicine promotion with testimonials and a notary oath.
Piles cured when other ointments fail says Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment. It absorbs tumors relieves itching instantly and acts as a poultice. For piles and itching of the privates only. Sold by druggists or by mail. One dollar per box. Williams Manufacturing Co Cleveland Ohio.
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