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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1908
Page
7
Mrs Frank Stroebe of Appleton Wisconsin writes that after months of poor health and nerves she started using Peruna and recovered strength and improved sleep and appetite. She says Peruna is a tonic and strength builder and gave her a new outlook on life.
A premium plan promotes 100 Coupon value Splendid Premiums via Carton Tops and Sorp Wrappers from 20 Mule Team Borax products. A free catalogue claims 1000 presents and invites agents on the Pacific Coast Borax Co. roster in Oakland California to write for the money making plan.
A fragmented advertise ment claims catarrh stems from mucous lining issues in the Eustachian tube. It promises a cure and offers a reward for cases not helped by Hall's Catarrh Cure, with circulars available free.
John H. Lewis, Oregon State Engineer, argues Oregon should adopt a modern water code modeled on Utah Idaho and Canada. He warns poor existing laws hinder reclamation threaten titles and push costly administration while advocating district based water masters and court adjudications to finalize early rights.
The Chicago Tribune reports Vienna seeks control of Moravia coal mines citing high coal prices and difficulties securing sand, beeves, and electric plants. The dialogue includes a senator asserting the motto on coins and a constituent remark on session aims.
A Seguin farmer seeks apple varieties for his locality. Winter apples advised include Baldwin, Spy, Northwest Greening, English Russet, Wagoner, Grimes Golden. Early apples suggested are Yellow Transparent, Duchess, Gravenstein, King. Experiment station notes Delicious and King David as possible but experimental. Alexander has limited success in the region. grapes grow well with good Sense varieties.
Gen T Estrada Palma, former president of Cuba, is living quietly on his Bayamo country estate. He avoids politics and spends two to three hours daily teaching local children to read and write, and gives evening instruction to farm laborers, recalling his long career as a schoolteacher.
A compact history tracing how Daniel Webster, Theodore Parker, and Abraham Lincoln influenced the idea of government by and for the people. The narrative follows Webster’s early formulation, Parker’s broader wording, and Lincoln’s later refinement as the democratic watchword.
Huggins quips about Fan ning being laid up as a “victim of baseball” after spraining his larynx while criticizing the umpire. Muggins notes he never played the game, implying Fan ning’s outburst did the damage.
A fragment from a Detroit Free piece features a young woman remarking on men as strange creatures and questions about proposals, highlighting conversational gossip and social dynamics.
A humorous exchange in dialect features a waiter and guest in a restaurant. The guest asks for oysters and the waiter replies that none are available, quipping that they all lack shells except their eyes. The line captures local dialect humor.
A garbled Chicago Tribune fragment mentions Uncle Allen and Uncle Jen Sparks commenting on politicians who mock the presidency while lacking wealth. The readable bits imply a satirical or opinion tone about political ambition.
Biggs questions the man as Diggs asserts the past hides his true character. The exchange hints at perceived quirks and a lack of remedies during a cold encounter, illustrating how memory colors judgment.
A foreign traveler asks the village name from a train window while a station native responds with a sharp dig. The visitor notes the unusual place names and comments on the locals’ frowns, highlighting cultural tensions and curiosity.
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