Newberg Graphic January 31 1902 Local Humor and Global Commerce
A Newberg Oregon newspaper item notes Omaha gambling raids and a comment on moral views of vice. It discusses British American trade relations with British patronage of US enterprise and ironies in commerce. It cites Dr N K Carroll on US church membership growth from seventy seven million population to about twenty eight million members.
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N. K. Carroll
Churches of
the United States
United States
Koma Vaughan
Lawson Walllia
Lind
Jchool Curism
Ene
Mawonie Lodge
Charlotte
Mar- Mimawille
Raeberg
Hanawit
UC Linden
Mayers
Ghd Lafayette
Yamhill Co. Abstract
McMinnville
Oregon
Lee
Mowberg
Ts. Ve
Aves T
Las Masonie
Sivelberg
Tod KB
Weinee
James D Carter
Chehalem Valley Bank
Deekins
Newheng Oy
James d Conlea
Newborg
HD Cockerian
Danean Ross
Moe Eves Oaer
Irene Everest
Joseph Everest
Lat
Red Streets
Everest
New LB
Furgeson
M Witten
Simmons North Yarbill
Juliatt Johnson
Cyrene
Lafayette
Sherkian
CK Mayer
Witeo
Lindeney
Reformers clash with Mayor Low over speed of change
Dr. Parkhurst faults the reformers for pressuring City Hall and argues that swift moral cleansing cannot be rushed. He notes Mayor Low has not delivered a righteous city yet, warning that impatient reformers hinder progress and obstruct necessary reforms.
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Dr. Parkhurst
New York
Mayor Low
Smoke Nuisance Sparks Crusade in Eastern Cities
Eastern newspapers push for strict enforcement of smoke ordinances against factories as smoke chokes urban areas. Newberg offers an open door with no smoke ordinance attracting manufacturers.
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Newberg
Europe seeks favored status with United States
The piece notes how European powers eagerly display friendship toward the United States as it shifts from its earlier boyhood stance. It observes Time has changed hearts toward the Stars and Stripes, reflecting a new stance in foreign relations.
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United States
Spain
Uncle Sam
Anelf
Stara and Stripes
Oregon Executes Murder Case Says Capital Punishment Valid
An Oregon paper notes that capital punishment is proved effective for moral improvement after a murder, while referencing a recent Lodiana case. The piece mentions legal technicalities and overzealous advocates and states the crime will be expiated within ten weeks after the act.
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Lodiana
Loriana
Oregon
Carnegie Book Bound Mansion Fund Expands Education Culture
The text notes Andrew Carnegie plans a hundred thousand dollar library for a grand residence abroad and hires a man to select bindings. It mentions Buffalo Bill Cody and a historic stagecoach touring museums and nations, linked to early American expansion and a poet's era.
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Andrew Carnegie
Henry Watterson Pleads Carnegie for a Home for Disabled Journalists
Henry Watterson of the Courier Journal urges Andrew Carnegie to fund a home for disabled and impoverished newspaper workers. He lauds reporters as daily heroes, from cradle to grave, facing destiny with courage, recognizing their hardship and the nobility of truth.
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Henry Watterson
Loutaville Courier-Journal
Carnegie
Watterson
Dead Letter Office Reports Vast Influx of Unclaimed Mail
The annual report shows mail carelessness remains high as nearly 6,000,000 unclaimed letters were received last year. Of these 87,852 had no address, 47,000 contained money totaling 42,654 dollars, and 175,000 held postage stamps. Draft notes and other valuables worth 1,178,900 were sent in, with the grand total opened for lack of identifying details reaching 7,003,751.
Eye Strain Treated by New Eyewear Promise
Dr. C. G. Roberts promotes scientifically fitted glasses to prevent brain fatigue from vision strain and associated headaches. He advertises free examinations at Newberg hotels starting February 3 and claims cures for various nervous and eye diseases, with trials offered through C. F. Moore & Co. and a $1 bottle guarantee for King’s New Discovery cough remedies.
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CG. W. Roberts
Roberts
Newberg
Witty Fragments On Prosperity And Maturity In Society
A satirical collection of quips on marriage, entitlement, and human nature from a Chicago News excerpt. It mixes aphorisms with a claim about Arnica Salve and a prominent pharmacy ad as a backdrop.
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Chicago News
Unclear fragmentary notice of local happenings
Fragmentary report mentions names and places in a small town, including a resident named Rhoda, a move by Ewvoret Roveberry, and a trip by Thos Prince Jefe to California. Mentions potatoes partially frozen and a person named Broadwell spending time in Portland with family.
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Rhoda Finus
Jay Tiyan
Hee la
Mr. Thos
Prince Jefe
California
Newberg Oregon Classifieds and Notices
Local items list a first class house working outfit for sale, several land parcels near Newberg, and rental terms. Also advertised are paid-up notices, bookkeeping changes at a meat shop, transfer of fishmarket license to Joe Carr, and clubbing offers for The Graphic with The Oregonian and other publications.
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Newberg Oregon
Joe Carr
Carr
Defund
Esos Exis
Electric Bitters touted as cure-all amid household mishaps
A rustic list of everyday kitchen and home mishaps is followed by a testimonial praising Electric Bitters for curing female ailments and backache. The ad claims relief from constipation and poor appetite and notes a price of 50 cents at a local drugstore.
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Phoee Cherley
Peterson
C.F. Moore & Co
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