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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1901
Page
4
The article describes eczema symptoms and a claimed cure priced at two coins, noting inheritance as a factor and promising radical relief. It also reports Pacific coast vessels enduring storms with few life losses, and Oregon's scalp bounty law awarding bounty warrants totaling about $100,000 for nearly 60,000 animal scalps presented to county courts.
An early 20th century advertisement asserts that deafness from catarrh stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It claims nine cases out of ten are catarrhal and offers one hundred dollars for any case not cured, urging readers to buy Hall's Catarrh Cure and send for free circulars.
A noble family rep says the man at the top can read things while a homespun man notes the bottom man can upset the ladder in a pointed exchange about insight and leverage.
Garfield Tea claims to permanently cure chronic constipation and related diseases from an inactive liver by cleansing the system and purifying the blood. The advertisement emphasizes long lasting relief and detox effects with unspecified ingredients and no clinical evidence.
A playful exchange explains that a golf hat is named for golfers not wearing it. Mrs Waggles and Waggles share a lighthearted quip about hats and sport etiquette.
A Marion county poor farm reports ten inmates and slight income after expenses. The item mentions a tonic titled Beat Prescription for Malaria Chills and Fever described as tasteless and quinine based. A San Francisco Bulletin quote notes kindness to animals as a social value.
A Lewiston Idaho committee drafts amendments to the city charter for the state legislature. Holtt's Bchool for boys in Menlo Park California reports growing enrollment and good condition. Spring term begins January 7. Catalogs available from Ira G Holt principal.
At Arevolla near Palermo a very rare fish is caught and dubbed the tub fiab. It measures three yarda long and two yarda deep, weighing a ton with a skin tougher than a costermonger’s donkey, reportedly invulnerable to hammer blows. Perververanza notes that such a creature is seen by only the most unlikely people in a lifetime.
Advertises an opportunity for men and women of good character to represent an established house on salary at a splendid opportunity. Contact Boa 647 Portland Oregon for details.
A wooden cannon used in a Greenwall's Opera House play in Fort Worth Texas exploded during the performance and killed a member of the audience. Emergency crews responded to the scene as investigators began work to determine the cause. The tragedy shocked attendees and halted the show.
Alfred Bett, dubbed the diamond king of South Africa, is 46 and has built a reported fortune of 200 million dollars in 25 years. The piece also mentions friends of a deal in China burning pasteboard images of men and cattle at a burial site as a mark of respect and a believed sedative for departed spirits.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat critic decries fake historians and updated antiquated works about China. He cites numerous postwar histories stuffed with old clippings, misrepresented facts, and sensational snapshots that mislead readers.
A discussion on home etiquette argues that strict politeness prevents friction and promotes orderly talk. It urges elders to have priority in conversation, children to listen, and seating to honor women, linking daily courtesy at home to success beyond. It mentions Tehhwartschovek coal fields in the Caucasus with Prince Cantacuzene and local transport prospects.
A massive ancient wall spanning about forty miles near Raymond to Brandywine is being studied for capitol construction plans. Stones weigh two to three tons, square neatly, and bond with cement, suggesting a prehistoric engineering feat. Archaeologists plan visits to confirm origin and significance.
An 1900s style testimonial claims a blood poison can be cured by S S S with dramatic symptoms listed and purports a $1,000 reward for mercury or mineral proof. The text promotes home treatment guidance and a free book from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
The Evergreen-Eureka Gold Mining Company bonds its Camp Dewey Idaho property to a Salt Lake firm for 125000 dollars. The deal covers the Evergreen Eureka and Mc Arthur claims as part of the purchase.
A humorous dream exchange unfolds with He-Ethel claiming the dream signified sensibility in sleep versus wake, as She questions the implication of proposing on dreaming and awake states.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay terms. The brief advert states the price as 25 cents and emphasizes a guaranteed outcome.
A proposal outlines irrigating the majority of Canyon Hill Idaho by digging a ditch from the Caldwell canal to the hilltop. The plan aims to expand water access for farming and settlement on elevated terrain.
I A Whiteley and H C Elms of Ironside sent one hundred horses last week from Huntington Oregon to Arkansas and Texas. Carter’s Ink is advertised as making a strong chemical proof of quality and accuracy.
OG W Goodale of Great Falls Montana presents to the Montana State School of Mines a large collection of about 1000 ore and mineral specimens many exceedingly rare. The note lists other assorted items including teething syrup and local death tallies, reflecting miscellaneous newspaper content.
A brief quote reflects on how it is easier to sow doubt than to uphold faith and conviction. The remark critiques rhetoric that unsettles belief rather than builds trust.
Gray and Gray owners of the Palouse steam touring mill decide not to rebuild after a fire. They have purchased the large Oakesdale mill and will refit it with new machinery. The Oakesdale mill, idle due to estate litigation, is among the region’s largest and best.
A short note asserts wages of ein are always paid promptly and on schedule, emphasizing reliability and punctual payroll practices.
The tallest chimney on the continent is under construction at Constable Hook Bayonne New Jersey. When finished it will reach 360 feet tall and dominate the skyline.
Edward P. Burch the promoter of a new electric railway at Everett Washington has deposited $1000 as a forfeiture if he or his assigns fail to comply with the conditions of the franchise.
Mayor Houston of Nelson RB states the city’s electric lighting cost under 70000 with total receipts 37208 payments and sinking fund 14186 and other charges 11152 a clear profit. purchases proved a success and the system works well.
Rumors claim a new sailing vessel under construction will be the fastest ever and possibly win the cup. America leads the field as whispers surround the project while Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised for decades of claimed cures including dyspepsia indigestion constipation nervousness and grippe.
Callahan and Boyle have contracted with the Nelson Sawmill company of Nelson British Columbia to furnish 4,000,000 feet of sawlogs for an ongoing timber project.
An advertisement invites readers to request a free sample of Garfield Tea by mail from the Garfield Tea Co in Brooklyn New York. The notice promises no cost for the sample and provides a simple mail request.
In England and Wales a sea fishery employs 7,371 fishing boats and 40,000 fishermen. Last year the industry landed 6,850,000 hundredweight of fish, including 2,250,000 hundredweight of herring.
Public notice warns readers about counterfeit Cascarets Candy Cathartic substitutes sold by unknown druggists. Authorities urge verification with legitimate outlets and caution consumers to avoid purchasing suspicious products.
A public note laments the widespread sale of Minnesota butter in Southern Oregon while praising the Portland Telegram for its stance. The commentary frames the issue as a matter of regional pride and market impact on local producers.
Butte and Anaconda race season planned with lease secured by Kk. D. Laurence of New Orleans. The Montana Jockey Club has been formed to oversee the events. A cold remedy advertisement and physics note appear in the same text, mentioning Laxative Bromo Quinine and velocity figures.
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