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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic praises its stance against Tooze and urges Republicans in the First Congressional District to nominate a man with a clean record and strong character for Congress. The paper attacks a gambler and saloon promoter as an unsuitable nominee and calls on the party’s better elements to act.
The State Press Association convenes Friday and Saturday in Portland with a push to recruit many newspaper men who have not attended before. The aim is to build a strong representative organization knowledgeable about the business and to foster mutual benefit from the effort.
The article urges party members to prepare for the coming primary election and to nominate clean men from top to bottom. It stresses individual responsibility and calls on good citizens to post themselves, learn the candidates, and perform their civic duty.
Over the past year and especially the last six months the Graphic subscription list has grown to include a large percentage of Newberg tributaries. We extend greetings to readers and advertisers and pledge to make every issue of the Graphic worthy of appreciation in 1906.
The January Pacific Northwest issue by Philip S. Bates, publisher, will include six to ten pages of illustrated material focused on Newberg and the Chehalem valley. Halftones will be used with one or two additional images.
The Graphic souvenir issue highlights reading material and illustrations for the Pacific Northwest. It notes the wide subscriber base beyond the Rockies and suggests advertising exposure in Newberg will yield positive results.
Last Friday morning Milton and Mary Jane Newlin were surprised to see a wagon unload filled baskets quilt frames and children ages seven to seventeen twelve grandchildren. They cleared a room and watched the group work around a quilt with needles in hand. Grandparents welcomed the cheerful sight and encouraged similar visits from other children.
Saturday night January 13 Crater's hall hosts the first number of the lecture course with Elias Day and Mrs Oranne Truitt Day. Day is acclaimed as a top platform entertainer with hits like Col Fayerweather at Frankfort Batine and the Baby and Dadny. General admission is thirty five cents and reserved seats go on sale Monday morning. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar is advertised as a cold remedy sold by F H Caldwell.
The Newberg Meat Co advertises best facilities for meats and butchers supplies with free delivery and two phones. It praises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar for coughs and colds, claiming it cleanses the system as a cathartic and offers relief in croup, sold by F. H.
A historical ad promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a laxative that expels waste to restore liver function and improve complexion. It claims perfection comes from nature and praises cathartics as dissipative. Sold by F. H. Caldwell.
The notice states all parties carrying AC count with the Newberg Steam Laundry are to settle on the first of each month to meet their own bills. A. N. Pressnall signs the letter. Also mentions DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve advertised by F. H. with claims of quick relief and anti inflammatory effects.
Classified notices advertise young growth or old fir wood in any lengths or quantities with contact Wm Crater Bell 126. Also promoted is Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claiming digestion of foods aids stomach rest and blood formation, with sales by F H Caldwell and inquiries about a guitar from A N Pressnall.
Rex veterinary guide available at Hugh C Lawer’s harness shop offering care tips and product recommendations for pets. Includes basic first aid, nutrition notes, and sourcing details for veterinary supplies.
An advertisement declares Chamberlains Cough Remedy entirely harmless for children and urges mothers to use it. It notes availability from C F Moore and offers inquiry at the office for purchasing a horse.
Fragmentary line from an editorial or column notes the idea that personal suffering is a prerequisite for true empathy and understanding of others. The phrase hints at a moral or philosophical meditation on compassion and shared human experience.
The fragment discusses the grip and the pain it causes and extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive medical aid used by tens of thousands. The passage emphasizes the experience of grip and the relief offered by the product.
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