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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1906
Page
7
A reader from HBuckiyao Washington shares how Peruna helped her recover strength after years of illness. She praises the remedy for enabling daily chores and work at home, milk handling, and farming tasks. The note echoes widespread praise Dr. Hartman receives from many women who write thanking him for Peruna.
The Paris Figaro calls M James Hyde, a wealthy American of New York high society, the most connected to French industry for introducing the finest electric carriage in Paris. The translation appears in Harpers Weekly.
A reflection on Sunday school teaching noting the effort and patience required to shape youth, followed by melancholy over how a year’s work seems undone when the change of seasons brings green apples.
Mrs Mary Wagner of 1367 Kossuth Ave Bridgeport Conn describes five weeks of bed rest due to severe kidney disease with constant pain backache and headaches. She credits Deans Kidney Pills with improving symptoms from the first box and claims five boxes led to a final cure sold at 65 cents a box by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Wall Street Journal warns tipping has become a nationwide ill spreading from dining rooms to business and politics. It argues gratuities influence legislators police, suppliers, and railroad officials and calls for preventive laws starting at the top and moving downward.
A boy urges to enter for turtle soup while a father delays. The scene shows a large sea turtle lounging in a restaurant tank as the father promises to return when the tank is empty.
A wry note recalls the surrender at Trenton with the line Ah well think how much more disastrous it might have been if we had to make a hurried retreat Then the Hessian fly is mentioned as a odd historical corroboration in a compact historical aside
A dialogic snippet contrasts a girl noting a Gibson Girl neck with a line about Julia Marlowe dimple. The girl recognizes the man opposite in the car by his eyes and wishes for less familiarity.
A report notes the largest frog now called Rana goliath from the Camer oons with a head and body not less than ten inches, surpassing the Bolomon Islands species. The piece also covers root penetration tests, iron age discoveries, and two ambitious railway tunnel plans.
Fragmentary civic document shows oath by F J Cuzasy and firm, plus scattered lines about a notary, Hall's Catarrh Cure and Dr Medicus. The text includes garbled names, a reference to a hearse and funerals as Harver's Weekly notes.
Borus says he nearly died of sleep fatigue while drafting the yesterday's printed piece. Naggus notes the story affected him likewise during reading, likely from sympathy.
The life saving service, started in 1871, now runs 277 government supported stations. Of these 192 line the Atlantic coast, 68 the Great Lakes, 16 the Pacific coast, and one near Louisville at the Ohio River falls. In the year ending June 30, 1905, there were 365 coastal disasters with 4089 people involved and only 27 lost.
Humorous bits from early 20th century papers show quips about travel kindness, medicine timing, and a stamp trade court scene. A magistrate jokes about a $1,000 bond while a prisoner queries stamps with a sale.
Uncle Allen Sparks comments on a man who aims to dominate conversation, arguing the others deserve space to speak and that the speaker’s control stifles dialogue. The remark highlights tensions over who gets to talk in a group.
A fragmented notice describes foot discomfort from new footwear with mentions of powder and a remedy. It references an address in New York and a person named Sam with a free offering unclear in intent. The text is garbled, offering limited readable detail.
A mysterious pursuit by an office crew ends with the capture of the clan chief, the feared head of a local group. The hunt, started as a reform plan, overreached and resulted in the old boss’s arrest. The incident underscores tensions between authority and clan leadership.
The Philadelphia Ledger quotes chatter that Graphter is in financial trouble while another reader claims the firm is run by crooks. The item reflects sensational rumor and public reaction rather than verified facts.
A domestic scene shows a mistress in bed ill saying she cannot sit up as Bridget insists on a notice. The servant mentions an intention to declare affection, stating an upcoming Saturday. The exchange carries period speech and indicates a private, intimate mood.
An ad describes Cascarets as a safe digestion aid that prevents bowel decay by stimulating intestinal muscles. It states digestion occurs mainly in the intestines, emphasizes that decayed food poisons the body, and claims Cascarets mimic exercise to promote digestion. The product is sold in a pocket box for ten cents, labeled genuine Sterling Remedy Company.
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