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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1904
Page
7
An advertisement asserts rheumatism clings unless the blood acid condition is corrected. It promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure, claiming thousands have been helped by the remedy.
Local chatter centers on Mrs Fla herty and her married status amid a tangle of proposals. Moike mocks the talk while admitting a plan to elope with the woman, despite social proprieties and possible consequences.
An advertisement promotes Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as the best remedy for children during teething period inviting mothers to use the product for relief.
A jeweler states a six month buyback guarantee on engagement rings sold, promising to repurchase any ring within half a year. The ad frames the offer as a special inducement for prospective buyers.
An ad from Philadelphia highlights Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Formula. It mentions a trial bottle and accompanying treatise offered at 06 Arch Street, Philadelphia. The wording emphasizes nerve health relief and urges readers to try the product.
A domestic scene recalls buying an upright piano on a pay weekly plan. She asks John to observe the exterior finish, noting his reply about the installment man’s approach. The exchange highlights consumer credit practices and household dynamics of the era.
An old advertisement asserts Piso's Cure has cured coughs and colds for forty years and is sold by druggists for 25 cents.
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes Martha's unusual bat, described by Maria and John as resembling a basket phaeton filled with flowers, a humorous visual rather than a sporting item.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only sure cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It claims internal use heals blood and mucous surfaces, builds constitution, and offers a reward of 100 dollars if it fails. Include address for details and a note about other products.
A London arrival boasts of English strength claiming they can lift cannons trucks and cars. He questions why none can lift a small object like the yacht cup, prompting surprise from the American citizen.
An account of Robson and Crane performing the Comedy of Errors notes Crane as the standout Dromio duplicating Robson. It recalls behind the scenes chaos with grease paint mishaps and Crane mimicking Robson’s voice and mannerisms, causing intense, sweltering nerves backstage.
Frank M Russell of Cox Wisconsin suffered kidney disease and Bright's disease before trying Dodd's Kidney Pills after reading a newspaper report. Two boxes restored his ability to work all day and walk across a room. Local doctors had failed to help, making his recovery notable in Chippewa County.
The passage describes ancient Roman formal dinners with egg salad spiced fruits oysters asparagus and snails in vinegar. It notes mullet as a top fish served with sea hedgehog paste, liver dishes for the emperor, and pork roasts with sausages followed by fruit desserts featuring grapes and apples.
An advertorial piece extols S. S. S. as the supreme blood purifier and tonic to prevent and cure boils and skin eruptions. It claims boils stem from impure blood, urges purification before formation, and promotes Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia as safe for all ages.
Slice cheese into thin two by one inch strips and marinate in oil vinegar and pepper for thirty minutes. Prepare batter with flour salt water and oil, whisk in egg white. Fry battered cheese in hot fat until golden brown, drain, and serve hot with chopped parsley.
Instructions describe scalp removal and brain removal, soaking the head with vinegar and salt, boiling in salted water with vegetables and ham bone, skimming, then shaping the head with tongue centered and weighted between dishes. The method emphasizes careful handling and draining to form a firm, edible head cheese center.
Cut bread thin and shaped as desired after crust removal. Butter quietly and keep on a damp cloth. For filling use equal parts boiled ham hard boiled eggs and pickles. Slice eggs and cut ham into thin threads. Mix a dressing of mustard salt pepper vinegar celery seed and a raw egg. Boil until thickened then spread.
Boiled potatoes passed through a coarse sieve form a lighter salad than sliced or chopped. Mix in butter and finely minced onion while hot, salt to taste, then fold in mashed yolks with mustard celery salt and cayenne. Beat in four tablespoons of vinegar, add potatoes and chopped whites, chill on ice and serve with optional mayonnaise.
The recipe uses two eggs weighed in butter beaten to a cream with sugar and two eggs. It adds flour baking powder lemon zest and salt, then mixes. Line a pie dish with puff paste, layer preserves, pour in batter, bake one hour and serve hot with sugar.
The recipe for German Kaffeebrod describes a light bread sponge with sugar, butter, warm sweet milk, one egg and salt. It rises overnight in a warm place then is rolled out, filled with a butter and sugar cinnamon topping, allowed to rise again, and baked.
One pint of tomatoes with onion is simmered five minutes then strained. Butter and flour are cooked smooth then added to tomatoes. The mixture is stirred until thick and seasoned with salt and pepper to taste.
Boil disheloths in clean water with a lump of soda for freshness. Place sugar in the tart's center to keep the paste sodden. Peel onions from the root end to reduce eye irritation. An adjusted front hall register saves steps and time for callers and maids.
The piece contrasts the United States 1904 population of about 80 million with China and Russia, cites wealth shares and growth projections to 1930, 1970, and 2000, and notes rapid expansion through natural increase, immigration, and annexations. It closes with a reflective poem about a country town.
A surgeon dentist serving elite society reports about 60 percent of women over 35 have false teeth while men retain dental integrity past 60. Sugar and stomach acid are blamed for decay. a new porcelain-like filling that can be color matched and outlasts natural enamel is described as durable and craftable by any trained dentist.
A humorous quip from the Philadelphia Public Ledger recalls a jobless office seeker claiming to have done the work of a dozen men on election day by voting twelve times for the successful candidate. The dialogue highlights political satire of the era.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger quotation reflects on the futility of saying I told you so. The speaker notes that people rarely acknowledge that others warned them previously.
A verse recalls a palmist who promised success yet teased the speaker with distant fame. Years of toil yielded only doubt until graying hair spurred a bitter reflection. A final glance in the mirror reveals a sudden rise to the top, as the narrator recounts a twist of fate.
A short humorous note from Willie Blank who at the seaside received many letters from his father each containing coins. Willie replies asking for more letters and money, signing as William in a playful, earnest tone.
A brief quoted exchange from the Philadelphia Press notes Tess and Jess claim to have rid themselves of Mr Stay. Tess remarks that handsome men are conceited chores and Stay says he can take a hint, then leaves.
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