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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1903

Page

7

Extraordinary plant and science notes in a roundup

A survey of diverse topics includes a tropical potato substitute Coleus Coppini under trial in French colonies, ozonizers improving air in hospitals and factories, Paraguay’s light vegetable silk from a chestnut-sized tree, balloon ascent physics, American diamond traces and origins, Carnegie Desert Botanical Laboratory planned near Tucson, and a London church tale of Dr Parker settling a debt with a minister in a charitable gesture.

Max Muller India Hirt Carpathian Mountains Austria-Hungary Russia J. EB Barnes Paraguay Ruffin Astrncion Mouillefert Kepsie Apeiseipoeel College Wisconsin William H. Hobbs North America Canadian Hudson Bay Carnegie Institution Desert Botanical Laboratory Tucson Arizona Tucson Chamber of Commerce Texas New Mexico California Chihuahua Sonora

Doctor Parkers Kindness

The article recalls Rev. Dr. Joseph Parker of London and his ragged humor. A country clergyman asked him to preach at his embarrassed church, but Parker claimed many engagements. Mrs. Parker urged him to go, and he agreed to visit at 12 o clock on a day set by the countryside pastor.

Parker Dr. Parker London Joseph Parker

Unique Hawaiia n jail system uses short term convicts

In Hilo Hawaii a novel jail method keeps short term convicts employed by day and housed in jail by night. They are paid about 25 cents daily, fed and clothed with tobacco rations, and roam unguarded under an honor system. Escapes are rare and the threat of harsher confinement persists.

Raleigh Hilo Island of Hawaii Pacific Ocean

Maniac Rescued After Telephone Lineman Placed in Peril

A telephone company lineman describes being trapped in a tree for twenty minutes as a gardener with a pruning knife threatened him. He signaled for help, called the insane hospital, and two guards climbed the tree to subdue the attacker with a rope.

Sey

A Dream of Bliss and a Diamond Promise

A quirky dialogue references a New York Weekly item about a book on Facts and Figures claiming a ton of diamonds could be bought for 35 million dollars. The piece ends with a playful zinger about an electric eel leading a shocking life.

Dora Clara New York Weekly

Tommy Atkins of Japan as a Quirky Soldier in Contrast

The author contrasts British and Japanese soldiers noting the Japanese esthetic habits such as fans and iris gardens visits during 1900 China fighting. He observes private males walking hand in hand, looting for bric a brac, and the mikado uniform lacking nurse attention, while sailors have more foreign exposure.

Tommy Atkins China Edward

Peruna Endorsements From Officials Boost Health Claims

Letters from John Meng of Indianapolis and Willis Brewer of Alabama praise Peruna as a remedy and tonic. Meng credits six weeks of use for his recovered health and ongoing benefit, while Brewer commends it for lassitude relief and overall good effects.

John Meng Willis Brewer Congress Alabama Hartman House of Representatives Washington, D. C Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Hartman Sanitarium Olémbae Ohio

Why Dixie Captures Praise From Audiences

In a dialogue from the Chicago Tribune, a doctor questions the popularity of Dixie as audiences applaud when the orchestra begins the tune. The professor offers a prolonged reflection, suggesting the appeal may lie beyond simply liking the melody.

Uncomfortable musings on success from two figures

Finnicus questions why peak success rarely brings happiness. Cynnicus compares the peak to a tall lightning rod, noting that those who reach it become targets for global lightning.

Finnicus Cynnicus

Doctor Questions Farmer Over Measles Warning

A farmer sent a note asking Doctor Porter to see his boy with a "very bad cold." The doctor replied that the child was developing measles and pressed the mother to admit her husband’s reaction as the scene ends with the mother hesitating before answering.

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Doctor Parker Japan Indiana MR. John. W. Meng Yuu Ui Infanis Fac Simile Signature of New York Bears Castoria
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