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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
4
The message portrays Mrs. Pinkham as a busy, supervising figure inviting women to write freely about their physical conditions. It presents her as a trusted correspondent who offers guidance and support to a broad audience.
A pioneer claim extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curing a million sick women. The advertisement emphasizes widespread use and neighborly relief, stating many families have women freed from pain by the remedy.
The excerpt states chimney soot, especially coal soot, makes an excellent fertilizer due to its nitrogen content and its usefulness against certain insects. It notes limited quantities make widespread use impractical, but it remains beneficial when saved and applied carefully.
An ad lists Allen's Foot-Phase as a foot remedy with testimonials and mail order. It also notes hay weights per ton and gardening tips for gooseberries, currants, and mulching, plus teething syrup and carpet protection advice.
The War Eagle Consolidated Mining Company on Shaw's mountain reports rich ore at the Mc Carthy property with gold values near ten dollars per ton. Five upraises reveal a vein about six feet wide with four and a half feet of ore. management plans to open stopes and start the concentrating mill, hoped ready by the Fourth of July.
The Irom Dyke mine on Snake River was sold for 85000 dollars to Charles M. Reed of Erie Pennsylvania. The Northwest Copper Company owed about 65000 dollars, leaving 20000 dollars in equity and funding for development. Reed is wealthy and plans rapid development after his takeover.
A sweep of notices reports bunco losses in Seattle, new opera chairs for Coquille City court house, and large salmon plantings in Coquille river. Oysters flourish at Keyport experimental station while Axe Handle district endures snow. Lakeview offices reopen after fire losses and Odd Fellows plan a two story brick lodge. Rail freight from La Grande ships stock to Omaha as Hopkins, Wapinita report smallpox locally. Bismarck steamer sinks at Coquille, while hop contracts hover around 9 to 10 cents in Tacoma and Yakima. Calls for a Spokane flour trust meet to coordinate western milling, and local innovations include a sidewalk nail by C S Farrow. White Pass laborers seek workers. New Whatcom mill revival and San Francisco lumber firm expansion underway. A 19 man California timber party travels toward Port Klamath to file claims.
Readjustments of price quotations remain the leading feature of general trade as supply and demand shift. The volume shows an off-season character with gains in some lines offset by dullness in others, while railroad earnings and crop reports support a favorable overall tone. Iron and steel demand remains, small orders rise in the South, pipe markets weaken, and concessions in iron are common as activity nudges lower prices to spur consumption and curb production. U S business failures total 135 for the week, down from 167 prior.
Readable prices for onions potatoes lettuce turnips carrots parsnips and cauliflower plus fruit such as oranges lemons limes and dates. Dairy eggs butter cheese and poultry rates likewise listed with beef veal and mutton values and hay grain and flour prices. Also notes range of wool hops and other farm staples across several districts.
An attractive travel folder from the Rio Grande Western railway highlights Paris Exposition features and major landmarks. It promises concise guidance for travelers and offers copies of promotional material with Rocky Mountain scenery, available from J D Mansfield in Portland Oregon.
A collection of assorted excerpts and quotes appears, including praise for a book, a rebuke about a cruel remark to a woman, vendor notes on laundry costs, and home canning tips. It blends literary praise with practical household details and brief testimonial snippets.
A composite panel shows social tensions with a woman’s demand for equal seating, a man blaming the other sex for faults, and a wife challenging racial boundaries at home. A separate sketch mocks hospitality with a rival hotel billed as lacking the comforts of home.
Experiments show fish fin like propellers could revolutionize water travel, promising remarkable propulsion. The piece also praises natural remedies with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a safe, herbal cure for digestive and kidney issues. A humorous cartoon chorus and diary snippet contrast modern progress with daily life.
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