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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
7
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful tonic to improve liver and kidney function and relieve symptoms such as back pain pimples bad taste headaches constipation and general weakness. It claims the remedy restores vigor and tone to perform their functions properly.
A high minded statesman declares a clear conscience a luxury, while Senator Sorghum agrees it is a luxury though not a necessity, highlighting a playful political exchange on ethics and obligation.
In a bold reply Mr Meekton dismisses fears of American subjugation by Europe stating that no eminent Europeans are rapidly marrying American girls and that dominance is unlikely.
A pupil says the horse draws the wagon and the teacher asks for an imperative form. The pupil then exclaims Gee up.
Little Daniel visits his grandfather in the country and mistakes cows lowing for horn blowing. The grandfather corrects him, noting cows are simply lowing as they moo. The child learns the animal sounds in a humorous exchange.
Wade H. Negus of Greenville Mississippi elected president of the First National Bank succeeding his late father Mayor James E. Ngus. At 24 years old he is likely the youngest bank president in the United States.
A vast banyan tree on Howe Islands spans nearly seven acres, marking a remarkable natural feature. The sprawling roots and branches create a dense canopy that dominates the local landscape and draws visitors curious about its size and age.
In a playful exchange one chick teases another about social status referencing their mothers. The comical banter lands as a lighthearted family moment about status and lineage.
A marketing advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy for catarrh. It asserts the disease is constitutional and that the cure works internally, offering a money back guarantee and inviting readers to request circulars and testimonials.
Dialogue features Bix and Dix discussing the wife's piano and other instruments. Dix notes she plays none, while the exchange ends with a positive tone about her achievements. The fragment hints at admiration for domestic talent.
A quip about starting with a boast to spur belief in action. The exchange suggests that the speaker doubts the other’s follow through and teases with linguistic rhythm. It frames trust and skepticism in a concise, informal remark.
A stern father challenges the suitor about supporting his daughter in the accustomed lifestyle. The youth responds confidently, noting her past refusal to attend the theater due to lacking attire.
A three year old tells Santa Clara she wants a shot gun to shoot one of her papa’s cattle and take the money rumored to be in cattle, saying her father claims there is money in cattle.
Dialogue snippets show a father addressing Abe about his schooling. Abe protests a perceived shame while noting his teacher has twelve years in the same class. The exchange highlights parental expectations versus student experience.
An advance agent of the Colossal Black-Cork troupe asks if ministers are taken in this town. The innkeeper retorts that the last troupe visitors took everything including soap from their rooms.
A dramatic warning about Contagious Blood Poison describing its hard to detect progression and dangers to families. It promotes S. S. S. as a vegetable cure and contrasts it with Mercury and Potash, claiming complete healing and hereditary taint removal, urging readers to request the Home Treatment Book from WIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta GA.
A poetic fragment from the Washington Star praising Betty for baking cakes. The speaker expresses pride and loyalty, noting Betty's cakes bring joy despite life’s mistakes. The piece blends imagery of warmth, syrup, and coffee steam to honor Betty’s craft.
Calves liver is described as delicate beef and can be paired with bacon. Slice liver and soak in cold water for ten minutes to draw out blood. Fry wafer-thin bacon in hot pan until crisp, then fry the liver in the bacon fat for ten minutes until browned. Plate with bacon rolls and remove excess grease.
Cut veal into half inch squares and fry with butter onion tart apple and garlic. Stir in curry powder flour and add the meat with hot water and a spoonful of dissolved sugar. Simmer slowly then finish with lemon juice and salt and serve hot.
The directions describe making Hollandaise by heating two ounces of butter with salt and nutmeg, preparing a reduced vinegar mixture, combining with bechamel and butter, whisking in four egg yolks with water, and finishing with lemon juice before serving.
A selection of domestic tips on cooling pastries, shelling shrimp, cleaning zinc, attic storage, and knife care. It also advertises Columbia River boat travel from Portland to Astoria with rates, routes, and lodging options, plus a humorous theater anecdote about realism in production.
Mrs. F Wright of Colac Iowa reports health restored by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after ovarian troubles and chronic pain. She says early improvement came after initial doses and details her severe symptoms and absence from work before recovery.
Those planning vacations learn that the popular excursion steamer T. J Potter will enter service on June 27. She will depart Portland for trips along the river every day from Tuesday through Saturday inclusive to view the river’s scenic wonders.
Dr. W A Wise of Wise Brothers in Portland urges Northwest residents to improve dental health. He argues a radiant smile with even teeth surpasses riches dress or intellect, claiming modern clinics offer painless, affordable repairs and re fittings to restore confidence and social appeal.
The superintendent of the street railway line says one car ran over a man last night as a lesson. The president replies that safety comes aboard the car and five cents is a small price to pay for safety.
A reminiscence notes a three year old Wesley replying to a friend that he has been growin. The anecdote captures a child’s humorous mispronunciation and growth mindset.
Southern author Ruth McEnery Stuart became suddenly ill while giving a reading in a New Haven church and had to stop, returning to New York. The church declined to pay her for the interrupted appearance.
In a classroom a teacher assigns passive verb to John. John refuses with a joke and asks for an active transformation. The exchange highlights humor during a grammar exercise as the teacher presses for comprehension.
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