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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
3
Julia Marlowe praises Peruna as beneficial for digestion and nerves. Letters from Jamieon Wallace and Fanees describe long stomach troubles and nervous dyspepsia improving after Peruna use, with one man claiming complete cure after several bottles.
A fleeting social note mentions a woman tilting her head due to frequent narrow doorways and a spring hat. The dialogue frames the tilt as a habit developed from wardrobe choices and doorway constraints.
A youth asks if honesty means telling a man his faults to his face. The wise man replies that it is safer to tell them to his neighbor, offering a humorous note on discretion and social strategy.
An advertisement extols Allen's Foot-Ease as the original foot powder praised for cleanliness healing and antiseptic qualities. It cites 30 000 testimonials and warns against imitations while urging readers to obtain the genuine product. A brief humorous Chicago News item about a boarding house table of walts and measures is included.
Idaho farmers push hog production amid rising interest in dairy and livestock. Pure bred stock from Poland China and Duroc Jersey reach southern Idaho. alfalfa pastures with limited grains yield rapid gains. Experts note pasture, roots, and mixed rations boost weight gains and support a steady hog market with new packing plants in Losst.
A reader asks about irrigating land near Quincy using water power and engines. A. L. endorses irrigation if costs stay reasonable, noting windmills predominate and pumps are costly to operate. ten acres need a pipe system to profit. Edward Guerr in Ohio is jailed for lunacy after driving a horse over a plank.
A fragment from the Detroit Free Press notes Jones' stenographer cannot endure the job, and Jones is content to be left alone, as she might keep her position only to be unaware of any change.
A Seattle correspondent asks for experiences with novelty vegetables and apples. The station says novelty vegetables grow well in eastern Washington with early tomato and eggplant starts in hotbeds. Thornber advises Arden farmer to plant Jonathan Rome Beauty Wegener apples and to space trees by irrigation plans, noting some crops take years to mature and to avoid competing moisture near young trees.
A Bohemian exchange notes Sunday saloon customs and a joke about Vernon’s livelihood as a writer. In Bremen Kansas a bank fire prompts treasury experts to value a remaining quart of ashes at around $4 000. A man wagers 8500 that he has seen one.
A domestic exchange reveals a husband who smokes indoors and a wife weighing drastic action to remove tobacco odor, citing partial insurance on house and furniture as a constraint.
A famed Rich ard Brinsley Sheridan tale recounts him returning with an empty bag and seeing ducks. He asks a bystander what he will take for a shot at the ducks and pays half a sovereign. He fires into the flock, killing many ducks, and the man notes the ducks were not his.
An OCR frazzled notice offers a one hundred dollars reward for information about a cure scam tied to Hale Catarrh Cure. It mentions Cheney and Fiske as trusted in financial dealings and references Albin, Lapran & Marvin of Toledo.
The Catholic Standard and Times reports Bigley has quit political activity saying he no longer cares about politics. The exchange questions whether he was ever focused on policy or merely worn down by public pressure.
Orville Ardup Ah faces a bill collector as a caller pushes folded papers and recalls a prior visit to Oklahoma. A light jab about tornadoes lands as a wry remark about constitutional provisions.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a garbled outburst about professional status and a mock convention. Names and places are unclear with scattered phrases suggesting a dispute or taunt.
A commentator notes a man pursued a full classical college course yet gained tangible earnings only by inventing Latin and Greek names for patent medicines, highlighting practical returns from scholarly work.
An old advertisement praises Mrs Winslow's Byrup as optimal for teething babies. A playful note claims only the words Abstemipos and facetious contain the vowels in their given order, reflecting a linguistic curiosity from the period.
A humorous exchange from a Chicago Tribune snippet shows a wife urging her husband to taste a sauce to ensure it’s sweet for Fido. The man behind her quips about his usual honesty as the couple discusses a game or hand.
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