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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1891
Page
4
A fragment discusses climate change and health, praising the Stomach as a remedy for constipation and dyspepsia. It mentions malaria and tropical heat effects, with mariners, travelers, and workers as potential beneficiaries. The piece ends with a quoted line about vanilla.
A. M. Weed of Indianapolis reports lifelong digestion problems improved after using August Flower for two days. He claims sleep and appetite returned, symptoms subsided, and notes no harmful effects when stopping use. Weed urges others with constipation or indigestion to try the remedy.
A survivor of the Eighth Texas Cavalry recalls a daring Civil War encounter in which he lassoed a Federal picket amid battle chaos. He describes close firing, rope work, and capturing the man after a dramatic rider chase, noting it as perhaps the only lasso used in the war.
The Dakotan Col. Pat Conan recounts dining with various nations, noting cultural differences in cuisine. He mentions dog and monkey meat as examples, admitting mixed feelings about some dishes while praising hospitality and flavor overall.
A man burned when a stranger applied a carbonate water lotion at a downtown drugstore. The pharmacist praised the method saying pain vanished quickly and healing accelerated, attributing it to carbonic acid gas in the imbibed water. The patient left without complaint.
A Victorian commentator argues ears uniquely identify people as age alters other features. He cites a police captain urging side photographs to capture ears for recognition, claiming no two ears are alike and that even aging cannot change them.
A confused OCR fragment hints at a romance involving a girl at a telephone exchange and a secretary. It mentions a nearby corner and an electrical line. The text is garbled with missing letters and unclear chronology.
In Sirner's Magazine D J Adams Jr extols the locomotive engineer as a rail hero. He risks life to manage boilers brakes and switches during midnight express runs, relying on skill and nerve even as wrecks and hidden dangers loom. Experience and temperament determine fearless, prudent action.
A fragment from the London Times style page discusses a Scottish offshores whale called the de ductor or exing by dialect, describing its size sixteen to eighteen feet, the mating season, and fierce shore battles when stranded. It notes local hunts around the Hebrides and Orkneys with boats, harpoons, and signaling to drive whales ashore.
The New York Tribune piece surveys Passijonatic caterers and a Syracuse candle maker discussing wax candle varieties. It details bee wax and Egyptian wax composition candles, dipping processes, dyes, and hands on finishing with gold leaf for decoration.
A Globe-Democrat physician argues consumption can be suppressed but is largely uncontrollable. He cites scars on lungs, hereditary risk, and false signs like hemorrhage, noting athletes and prizefighters may die from the disease due to strain and exposure. He urges pure air and climate change for sufferers.
City of Mexico Letter observes that many Mexicans wed regardless of wealth or planning. Couples marry for passion with little regard to future security, often exchanging no dower and trusting God to help them despite dire consequences.
The Chicago News cites a British parliamentary report detailing how dust from various industries damages workers. Corn millers malt stores hatters and others suffer lung and throat ailments. potters with potters asthma. miners and metal workers face chronic respiratory disease.
A promotional piece advocates Histogenetic Medicine as the future of healing and claims dramatic patient recoveries. It cites cases of influenza and eye pain relief, lists Dr J Eugene Jordan of Seattle as a key figure, and warns that medicines are sold only through a single agency per town.
Sure cure for blind itching piles promises relief within ten minutes after using Kirk s German Pile Ointment. Each box costs 1 00, claims to absorb tumors and soothe itching. Sold by Druggists and mail order from J J Mack Co San Francisco. Also includes unrelated business promotion text and lodging rates.
A garbled passage from the Chicago Times mentions fashion shifts in London and Paris erasing tight sleeves. It describes arm effects and implied changes to styles, with unclear phrases about drool and other nonsensical terms.
A meditation on how editorials derive impact from the writer’s mind and credibility rather than passively conveying preordained views. The piece argues papers must back strong editorial voices to offer meaningful insight beyond mere opinion.
Local applications target the ear mucous lining to restore eustachian tube function. The ad claims deafness results from chronic catarrh and promises one hundred dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Toledo ads push the remedy with mailed circulars.
In a historical view parallel to meteorology, the firing of nnn has repeatedly toppled a reli, signaling disruption and ongoing debate about its consequences and causes.
An advertisement claims millions are paid around New York City for investments and partners. It promises help selling farms and mercantile ventures and finding capital for various ventures. The note gives the address 25 Broadway, New York.
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