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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
3
The exchange between Mr. Askitt and Miss Thirtlodd playfully probes preferred eras of life, anchored by the humorous line about a birthdayless eye. Their banter highlights curiosity about aging and history in a witty, period voice.
Dorothy rushes home from school to proudly describe her new teacher. When asked for the name, she replies she does not write to her, a quip reported by the New Orleans Picayune as cited by the New York World.
The Practical View quotes a young star seeking delicate, Arcady roles while the heavy villain favors fat parts leading to the pork barrel. The Baltimore American contrasts dreams of refined parts with political ambition and practical gain in theater and influence.
The playful cartoon caption shows the duke touring New York and being led to Wall Street and Bradstreet. The ladies react with agitation as the distinguished guest offers a hint about the city’s famous financial hubs.
A brief exchange between a coy widow and a self confident bachelor reveals sharp humor about romance. The widow comments on the bachelor’s misfortune in love while he counters that he has been fortunate never to fall for a woman who would accept him.
The Columbus Dispatch reports the coroner's verdict naming a mob of women responsible for Green's death. Giles says Green was trampled after wandering near a bargain counter selling $1 shirts at 98 cents.
A Chronicle of monarchs shows queens often tower over husbands with Queen Alexandra six inches taller than Edward and Queen Helena towering over the King of Italy. The Czars Empress and Denmark's Queen are likewise described as markedly taller than their spouses.
A witty exchange notes Boston girls appear to show superior intelligence due to diet. The joke suggests that knowledge blends with meals, implying beans fuel cleverness.
Indianapolis hosts seven national banks with 5 million capital and 88.4 million deposits. Six trust companies add 2.475 million capital and 10.8 million deposits. All local banks are described as in excellent condition with fair dividends. Also noted is Mr Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children.
In a playful exchange, Miss Bweeton recalls a wedding that went smoothly though one guest notes the groom’s readiness to respond might have unsettled the bride. Misa Tartan adds that she saw no reason to fear hesitation at the altar.
An American farmer, after trial with a small stream fed dam, finds simple on-farm irrigation boosts crop yields during dry years. He expanded flooding to bottom land, observing substantial gains and reduced reliance on rainfall, hinting at wider use and water management benefits for households and soil.
A vintage ad style claim that S S S is the purifying blood tonic and safest remedy for skin eruptions rheumatism scrofula and other blood diseases. It boasts no mineral ingredients and highlights safety for all ages with testimonials and a Lebanon Pennsylvania endorsement.
In the Baltimore American paragraph a Mrs. De Style is praised as a strict collector of exclusive items. A doctor is dismissed after warning that her temperature ran too low, underscoring the satire of upper crust pretensions.
An old advertise styled piece touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with a money back claim of one hundred dollars for cure of deafness caused by catarrh. It also mentions a commission-based collector and cites Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause of deafness.
The photographer aimed to frame a pleasant smile on the prize bull dog but the intelligent animal bared its fangs, turning the shot into a nearly unsuccessful attempt.
Mrs. W. G. Davis of Greenbeck Texas testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills eased back aches dizziness and irregular kidneys after which she passed gravel stones. She reports lasting improvement in back strength and general health. Sold by dealers 10 cents a box Foaster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A dialogue notes plans to double the capital stock funded by public investment. Poodelle worries about sources of funds while the others assume public money will come from investors. The exchange hints at a planned corporate action and public stake.
A brief exchange shows Maria asking about Hankinson visiting Bessie. She notes Hankinson is believed to be in good circumstances and has undergone an appendectomy, with Bessie calling him a safe young man.
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