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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1902
Page
4
An advertorial style pitch claims difficult digestion and dyspepsia ruin life yet Hood's Sarsaparilla and Wood's Pills offer effective cures. Sufferers feel irritable and fatigued with bad taste, stomach tenderness, and heartburn, and the remedies are described as proven for thousands of severe cases.
A Boston boy quotes a proverb and a courteous response argues that such a theory has fallen into disrepute. The exchange contrasts child behavior with imperial courtesy, noting the Chinese emperor as a rare exception who treats youth with strict attention.
A local ad urges readers to name a person who handles Monopole Spices and mail two 2-cent stamps to Wadhama & Kerr Bros. in Port Jaund Oregon. Recipients will receive a 10 cent tin of Cayenne Ginger White Pepper or other variety as a trial, claimed to be the finest.
A New York Weekly excerpt mocks tipping norms and self respect in a dialogue about service in a free-born nation. It mentions Hamlin's Wizard Oil as a cure claim and notes the druggist would corroborate its efficacy.
Disjointed old clippings offer assorted items including an appeal for a nerve tonic trial bottle, a Noah’s ark vignette, a teething Mothers remedy ad, a domestic squabble joke, a patent medicine pitch, and a foot care product urging trial samples.
A cycle officer demands a speed check as a racing car roars past. The driver retorts he has not ridden for an hour and wonders how the officer knows the pace, reflecting a tense moment in early auto travel.
A rough portrait of rural teaching in which a country schoolmaster faces daily battles to maintain order. The piece recalls heated clashes with unruly boys, including a veteran trooper turned teacher and a New York visitor named Wilson, who trigger the ritual discipline and the teacher’s struggle to prevail.
In the siege of Ladysmith a hospital at Intombi became a refuge for wounded soldiers and evacuees. George Lynch in the London Daily Express described daily trains from Ladysmith bearing sickness and injury while families waited at the lens of a telescope for news. The story notes a mother's illness and a husband left behind to fight.
A northern traveler’s inquest notes the gradual disappearance of the long legged red beaked stork, a familiar symbol in quaint countryside lore, as observers describe changes in the scene and wildlife.
A tense scene unfolds as students clash with a teacher during a stove incident in a rural school. The big boys push back, the teacher fights back with a cane, and after a cloud of smoke and chaos, order returns as students apologize and the stove is refilled with water. The episode closes with a quiet reflection on school discipline and the stork’s diminished presence in Schleswig Holstein.
A Portland Cordage Co article advises buyers on Manila and Sisal twine quality and labels. It compares grade lengths, warns against misrepresentation, and promotes Manila as superior, with Red Clover Leaf and Standard brands and local production in Oregon.
Lou Field meets Gus Rodgers on the Rialto and jokes that Gus leather shoes from last winter have gone to the wall because the patent expired. Windig and Jabber exchange quips about talking on subjects of which they know nothing, noting Jabber’s complaint about Windig’s constant chatter.
A fragment notes that Gascony villages hosted few festivals until recently with stilt races. Prizes included a gun a sheep or a rooster. It mentions a witty courtroom exchange where a witness claims to be a poet and a judge dismisses poetry as a disease.
In a note from the Indianapolis News, a friend challenges a hero’s motive as the tale centers on a poor suitor who plans to wed a rich heiress. The exchange frames the hero’s bravery against class obstacles and social expectations.
A fragment from Brooklyn Life hints at marital intrigue in a divorce suit. The judge and five jurors were said to want to marry Mrs Flash, suggesting scandalous gossip within the court circle.
Mrs Miggs asks why a man chases a theater outing before marriage and ignores plays after marriage. The husband cites masculine vanity as the cause, explaining that during courtship the partner compares him to the hero, but after marriage she notes he resembles a low comedian.
Pullman and tourist cars available on both trains from Sacramento to Ogden and El Paso with chair cars. tourist cars to Chicago St. Louis New Orleans and Washington. Connections at San Francisco with various steamship lines for Honolulu Japan China Philippines Central and South America. Bee agent at Drain station or address.
A quotation notes that eloquence over money guides crowds, contrasting talkative men with those who speak with wealth as influence. The line emphasizes practical power over mere words in shaping public opinion.
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