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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1901
Page
4
The notice explains eczema and related skin conditions as arising from humors and being hard to cure. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a radical, permanent remedy and claims it cures the worst cases. It also touts Woons Fins as the best cathartive.
A lively exchange centers on visitors to a maiden who speaks of an absent woman. The quip notes that all the parades pass by her home, reflecting social chatter during carnival season.
A colloquial dialogue reveals a signature printed on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine Tsvidts. Two Old Codgers joke about club attendance and possible marriage, framing a light, humorous scene amid casual chatter.
A Portland firm promotes the anchor clamp for wire fencing claiming nationwide totals of fenced investments exceed 5.6 billion dollars. The device allegedly secures joints, preventing slips, and the Portland Anchor Fence Company sells and distributes pamphlets detailing the system from its base at 742 Nicolai Street, Portland, Oregon.
A cryptic exchange on a bridge prompts a jeer about saving an heiress. The unknown speaker refuses to name the reason for daily presence with the life preserver, hinting at a dramatic peril aboard.
A magistrate and a young man spar over a crime with a camera as evidence. The youth claims he did not know the camera was loaded, insisting it altered his intent and fate in a comically blunt exchange.
In a witty exchange, Mr Smart challenges hypnotist claims while Mr Stunner, labeled a Svengali, is mocked. A professor remarks that the exception proves the rule and notes that those without brains cannot be hypnotized.
The ad claims peace in the Philippines boosts profits for all and touts Hostetter’s Stomach Hitters as a quick remedy for stomach rebellion. It promises to cure constipation indigestion biliousness nervousness and dyspepsia and warns to ensure a revenue stamp is on the bottle neck.
A playful note on Waggs-Boston women embracing cross-saddle fashion stirring chatter nationwide. A jab about Puritans and Puritan Massachusetts adds local newspaper flavor.
The Erie Headlight cites Rev Enoch Hill of Grand Mellon Iowa praising Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He suffered years of general debility headaches fatigue and poor sleep before taking the pills which his wife and others also benefited from. He recommends the remedy and notes its price.
The report notes Sweden shifts from 1.35 million acres in 1812 to 12.5 million acres under plow and yields 105 million bushels of grain annually. It also includes a consumer warning about Grove's Tasteless Hill Tonic claiming the bottle lists its iron and quinine contents.
Bowery area clients can shave for two cents more and get a face wash with bay rum and a catalog of cameras and films from Kirk Geary & Co at 330 Sutter St San Francisco. The ad lists brands including Poco Premo Korona Graphic Cy clone Vive Hawkeye Al- Vista and Eastman Kodak products.
Oklahoma school teachers present Governor Barnes with a pair of driving horses to honor his public school service in the territory. Local educators praise his support for education and interprets the gift as a token of appreciation from teachers.
A mid century advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for menopause symptoms including hot flashes faintness and nervous trouble. It includes a testimonial from Mrs Jenni Nosis of Germantown Pennsylvania describing relief after using the product.
A respondent asserts strong belief in a friend's religious sincerity, noting that the man would prefer attending church on Sunday over playing golf, underscoring evident devotion. The exchange highlights personal conviction and social values of reverence.
An advertisement touts a fast cure for colds using laxative and quinine tablets marketed by W. Grove. It promises a money back refund if the remedy fails and notes Grove’s signature on each box with a price of 2 cents.
Riverside grounds around Grant's tomb to be beautified with tree planting and terraced steell embankment and asphalt walks. An article on photography titled the A B C of Photography promises tips to learn to take pictures and promotes Camera Craft at 330 Sutter Street San Francisco Cal.
A stern professor debates delirium tremens treatment with a nervous student while a spoof advertises Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething. The odd jibe includes a joke about the bridegroom’s delayed arrival and a nod to Piso's Cure as a cough remedy.
Willie tells his mother with glee that he heard a cuckoo in the clock and rushes to see if the bird has laid an egg, recalling the old belief that a hen’s cackle signals an egg.
A dialogue fragment shows Mr. Carnegie praised as the greatest and most sensible philanthropist, while another participant seeks business and identifies themselves as a bookseller and a maker of hardwood book shelving.
The eminent pugilist quotes confusion over a proposed French duel not staged under any athletic club banner and with no gate money to divide among organizers. His entourage pressed him to share a view despite the informal setup.
A. J. Symington urges acts of kindness to the needy as the remedy for sorrow. He advocates putting on a hat and visiting the poor to inquire into their wants and administer aid, sharing his own experience that such deeds ease a heavy heart.
A stern housekeeper dismisses Hun gry Hawkes with the warning to not return after dinner. Hawkes retorts about early dining and fashion, challenging her remarks.
Willie Boerum teases his sister about Mr Jamaica liking baseball as the elder jokes the Jamaica character was a great catch. The exchange blends playful family ribbing with sport talk and a touch of sibling banter.
In a courtroom exchange the wife explains she omits words when writing while her husband notes she does not do so in conversation. The moment highlights the couple's differing communication styles during testimony.
Ira G. Hoitt PhD principal leads Menlo Park California boys school with superior climate, supervision, instruction and facilities. A brief exchange hints at a sharp quip about a man who died six days before an insurance company failed after taking a $5,000 policy.
A passenger on the Locust Point to Fells Point boat finds a large roll of hills aboard and exclaims with delight that his ferry has finally arrived, capturing a moment of nautical surprise.
Conversational snippets mock charity, medicine ads, and social pretensions. A sharp jab at Skynflint's stinginess, a dismissive jab about Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic, and a comic exchange about Vassar students and their almond buttercups. The mock dialogue ends with a spoof on Sunday train sermons.
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