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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1904
Page
6
A testimonial from Miss Margaret of Milwaukee describes relief from ovarian pain after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the remedy with healing ulceration and restoring health in eleven weeks and urges others to trust the treatment.
Two young boys discuss skeletons after overhearing adults. A 7-year-old patiently asserts, then corrects the older boy as he explains that a skeleton is bones with the people off. Pathfinder.
An ad claims catarrh is a constitutional disease needing constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio is touted as the only constitutional cure with a $100 offer for any failing case. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills at 75 cents.
The article notes Korean custom prohibits widows from remarrying and requires lifelong mourning. It explains perpetual widowhood keeps women in a narrow color palette of blue, black, and green for their attire, regardless of age or circumstances.
The tests of turbine engines at Elberfeld Germany show a steam consumption of about eleven pounds per indicated horsepower and unparallelled performance in economy.
The physician Earle Elfenstein rides through a thunderstorm to aid a patient at Glendenning Hall. On return he stares at Haunted Tower windows and experiences visions of a sea voyage with his former companion Ethel Nevergail, leaving him sleepless and pensive.
Chapter VI describes Sir Reginald Glendenning galloping down the ramble from the Hall on a fiery colt that had not been ridden for days, in a moment of vexation and high spirits.
Dr Elfenstein witnesses a terrifying apparition in a tower, believes a murder linked to Glendenning Hall lies unsolved, and later a ride to a country estate ends with Tempest's fall and the baronet confined to bed after a careful postincident investigation.
In a tense hospital scene Sir Glendenning, wounded and immobile, intrigues around a confidential letter. He orders care, fears delirium, and uses the letter from a deceased sister to arrange help for a private arrangement with a nurse and a potential visitor. A telegraphic dispatch foreshadows urgent, perilous events to come.
London Sporting Dramatic News reports plovers eggs arrive each spring as a scarce London market supply. One gallery ships at least 2,000 gulls eggs to London yearly and sells them to the public as lapwing eggs. Trademen know the truth, pay nominal prices, and reap large profits.
A brief note indicates that speaking terms or instructions are posted on a card inside a telephone booth. The item highlights how users should communicate or what phrases to use when seeking information or assistance. It notes the card as a practical guide for callers.
Sentimental Sue remarks on engagements while Tantalizing Tess compares romance to a bargain counter rush in a lighthearted society moment.
A vintage ad roundup promotes Allen's Foot-Ease free samples for foot relief and ease in shoes, plus Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething babies. It also mentions Dr. R H Kline nerve treatment trials and a collage of slogans and quotes.
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