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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1899
Page
4
A fragmented excerpt depicts a sprain cure with St Jacobs Oil and notes a comic exchange about a woman removing glass and handcuffs through a wall. The dialogue cites a matron, keeper, and pursuit and ends with a forgotten hairpin detail.
A fragmented item notes a patent remedy named Hood's Pilis claimed to cure liver ills. The readable bits reference pain relief and health benefits but lack clear attribution, dates, or full details.
Notices describe novelty toys and cures while warning of deafness myths. The piece touts a Flying Top that rises 50 to 300 feet with a cord pull and parabolic descent. It also promotes Dr Kilne's Crest Nerve Restorter and G B products, with unrelated science bits about Venice drainage and coffee effects on eyesight.
A Springfeld Massachusetts ruling holds that wedding presents sent to the bride before marriage remain her property even if the couple later separates. The decision clarifies ownership of gifts given before nuptials in customary ceremonies.
Dialogue from a Cincinnati Enquirer cartoon panel where Jake jokes about doctors pressing for money. The frame hints at medical expense concerns and a probing question about hidden funds.
The text references merchandise samples carried by a traveling salesman held in a Kansas City case against P G RK Company versus the state in Arkansas with a citation in 41 L. Tt. A. 843. It also warns poultry keepers that weasels and skanks threaten flocks and that ventilation openings must be wire-screened for protection.
Mrs E Woonmisrn of Mills Nebraska says doctors warned of consumption and collapse of blood but Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health. Her menses returned and she gained weight, reporting she owes her life to the remedy.
Mrs Gro Lracy of Alton Illinois credits Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound with curing severe womb trouble after years of suffering She reports improved health and sleep and urges others to try the remedy Also mentions various unrelated notes on cures and products from the period including Laxative Bromo Quinine and Jesse Moore Whiskey with casual curiosities about patents and customs
A shoe powder advertised to rest and soothe tired feet, relieve swelling and sweating, cure blisters, corns, and chilblains, with over thirty thousand testimonials. Salt by all druggists and shoe stores, free trial offered, Allen S Olmsted, Le Roy NY. The rivers in Northern Russia were flown this year before the end of October.
In March 1797 Nelly Custis notes Washington's happiness at being Farmer Washington after Mount Vernon arrival with Adams sworn in as president Jefferson as VP. Washington plans repairs, writes of daily routine, duties, and economy while lamenting slave hire issues and the challenge of keeping his household.
A past incident in 1858 left Henry Fawcett blind after his father’s hunting shot. He adapted by studying political economy, with help from readers and literature, vowing blindness would not derail his ambition. The note cites Orison Marden and Washington column excerpts on worry and Argentina's wheat king Guarone.
Uniontown Washington boasts the Palouse as the world’s greatest wheat area with 1.5 million bushels produced near Uniontown. Fall wheat yields 42 to 52 bushels per acre and spring 23 to 30, while hops, eggs, fruit, and poultry markets show strong prices and expansion across Oregon and Washington.
An innovation in mining will benefit Eastern Oregon as Baker City starts a bromine chlorine plant to process refractory ores once deemed worthless. The Golconda plant by J G English and partners is nearing operation and should boost Baker City merchants.
John Martin of Cove testifies he was treated by Dr Darrin for hydrocele and other ailments, five years ago in Portland, and reports a permanent, complete cure. He states he resides at Cove Oregon and will answer inquiries. The letter supports Dr Darrin's skill.
Dr Darrins Place of Business offers free examinations 10 to 11 daily with medicines supplied when needed. Paid hours 10 to 5 weekdays 7 to 8 Sundays 10 to 12 for deafness catarrh eye nose throat heart liver stomach lung troubles youth disorders and sexual issues. Treatments confidential with private disease care and free circulars. Office 265 Morrison street Portland.
A report from Chicago Inter Ocean notes that four hundred years ago seven metals were known and now fifty one thousandths of a great number have been identified this century.
Niagara Falls park officials decide to operate the famous incline railway at Prospect Park electrically instead of water power to avoid ice blockages and low water that kept the line inoperative during ice bridges when tourists visit the falls.
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