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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1898
Page
4
A reader reports using Hood's Sarsaparilla to clear facial eruptions in two sons after one bottle, and notes continued use of Mood's Sarsaparilla for babies with hives. The testimonial endorses Hood's as the only reliable remedy.
A rolling dry seating surface designed for open trolley cars buses and parks. The endless wood roll around a seat board provides dry portions via rings and sunken holes while an underseat scraper removes moisture enabling quick reuse. Also notes on Kilne nerve restorer and other varied items.
A newspaper note credits Mrs Pinkham with alleviating the reader's sleep troubles. The item presents a brief testimonial style claim common to early 20th century home remedy advertisements.
Charles Cavanaugh of Harvey County Kansas fired the first shot aboard the Olympia in the Manila Bay engagement. The 21 year old gunneryman, in command of a big gun, joined the Navy two years earlier after enlisting in 1806. He reported to his cousin that Spanish fire was wild and American sailors treated it as target practice.
The Sixth Massachusetts Regiment was greeted with cheers in Baltimore, Maryland, as it traveled toward Falls Church, Virginia in 180A, contrasting sharply with hostile receptions observed elsewhere during the period while en route to duties abroad.
The text lists historic legislators such as Waller Addison and Sheridan, noting their parliamentary roles and influence. It then surveys San Juan Puerto Rico as a walled port city of 250 years, describing its streets, housing, sanitation, water supply, and health risks amid crowded conditions and a harsh climate.
Remnants recall April 19 1801 when New England regiments marching to defend Washington faced mob violence in Baltimore. Reports describe injuries and deaths among soldiers, with previous Civil War animosities contrasted by current cheers for the Bay State troops.
The piece notes London's and Bristol merchants built wealth through a long slave trade monopoly before Liverpool entered. It explains small Liverpool ventures could not arm ships or sail for African markets and faced long, risky voyages. Early 18th century rivals included pirates exporting provisions and Manchester merchants adapting to trade.
The article notes a 184 year pattern where Danish kings are named Christian or Frederick and the law requires succession with those names. It cites current King Christian X and predicts Frederick VIII then Christian X, linking the name rule to Danish royal practice. It also mentions a judge’s baptism anecdote and a Navy ship name rule assigning vessels to States rivers cities and President directions.
Fragmentary note describes carp kept out of water in Poland, showing power of endurance when deprived of their native element. Mentions moss and cold conditions as they are kept alive for extended periods.
A small cream rubbed into black kit gloves prevents dye transfer and gives them a subtle glow.
The tale contrasts the Nile and the Euphrates as ancient rivers. It notes the Nile’s mysterious origins and floods shaping Egyptian life. The Euphrates, by contrast, is harsh, carving ravines and driving early Persians to build with brick and stone.
The Monitor of Menford Ontario investigates a $1650 total disability payment to Mr. Peteh of Griersville, Canada, claiming a lasting cure from Dr Williams Pink Pills. After two years of scrutiny the paper confirms the cure appears permanent and notes the insurance check of 1850 from the Canadian Mutual Life Association.
The 4000 foot deep Red Jacket shaft at Haughton Michigan is hailed as the greatest mining shaft in the world. It features six compartments for hoisting, ladders, and services, with air and electricity powered pumps and over 300 drills operated by compressed air.
The item claims western capitallets consider organizing a bicycle company to produce top wheels and sell them for ten dollars. It also notes Toa tetter's Stomach Altters as a first-class remedy priced accessibly for health, with a mention of a meteorological observatory on Mount Kosciusko in Australia at 7,825 feet high.
An 19th century style advert for Allen's Foot Base powder to ease swollen hot feet and foot pain with false testimonials. Also mentions Stoughton wagons and free catalogs. Includes notices about voting rights in DC and a blast about gold mine prizes from Admiral Sampson's squadron.
Canadian postal cards reflect rising pro-American feeling amid tensions with Spain. One card features Stars and Stripes with Old Glory, another shows Anglo-Saxon unity under flags, with Ceres, Liberty, eagle, and lion. Also notes Venice's 1254 ducat origin and mint building.
The Twenty second regiment distributes cook books to soldiers and receipts show government cooking standards. An officer will oversee meal weighing and rationing to ensure adequacy. In New Zealand a pair qualifies as a factory. Beware mercury based catarrh remedies and use only prescriptions from reputable physicians. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised with internal use and mentals free.
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