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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1891
Page
4
A medical advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a blood and liver remedy that can prevent disease and cure pimples skin eruptions and scrofulous affections. It promises money back if no benefit and emphasizes cleansing properties and alleged safety.
Accomplishes relief from stomach distress caused by travel by improving digestion and counteracting symptoms like cramps heartburn and wind. Promotes improved health for travelers and families, with noted claims about supporting bronchial and respiratory comfort and seeming to curb fatigue during journeys.
The article describes a method for preparing old postage stamps for artistic use by soaking and rinsing then arranging them in geometric patterns. It also recounts a story of Miss Julia Redman in London and a Melbourne student who excels in studies and aims to publish educational work aided by transcription assistance.
A fragmented Boston Courier item recounts a comic or salacious exchange at a social gathering with blurred names and places. The text mentions a diamond earrings gift and a male suitor’s boast, followed by a remark about exercise and behavior, rendered in garbled old newsprint.
A Philadelphia Philadelphia Press notice profiles the Scannell family of Irish origin noteing remarkable height and strength. It cites relatives in Ireland and Philadelphia including a 6 ft 6 in cousin and a priest uncle. A Philadelphia resident recalls the clan's archway capstone and a nephew lifting a barrel of weight.
New England readers debate the so called sheath or BKnglish skirt trend as women across cities flock to fashion events wearing bell and gores that emphasize hips and lack of tasteful fit. The discussion notes varied opinions on the look and practicality.
Reporter Sam Hopkins narrates encounters with mythical creatures in Virginia backwoods lore. He describes elpenstrechers, soras, gingus cutus, and the whangtdoodle, claiming size, behavior, and edible qualities while defending the tale against skepticism.
A passage notes that Europe sees fallen forest leaves as valuable for fertilizing. Rich and poor differ in access, with leaves gathered by the needy from public spaces as a crop. Unauthorized collection leads to prosecution, fines, or imprisonment in several countries.
A letter from Mas Honeoma North Bend Wash thanks Dr J Jordan Seattle for recovery aided by Histogenetic Medicine. Another note from N Gibney seeks treatment by return mail. The writing promotes Histogenetic dosages and advertises Dr Jordan’s office as ex-Mayor Yesler’s residence with claim of sole agency in town.
An obscure notice touts the Plunders Oregon Rood Purifier as the best remedy for a dread disease named Uyepep sia. It claims to regulate the hatlo system and alleviate symptoms.
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