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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
4
A medical pitch urges Hood's Sarsaparilla to calm nerves and restore sleep by toning the kidneys. It claims the preparation uses safe substances to correct kidney function and relieve dragging, nervousness, and despondency.
Leading salesmen estimate London consumers buy no fewer than 15,000,000 fowls annually. If evenly divided this implies about three fowls per person per year.
Advertises a test claim for Monopole Spices purity and strength. Promises a 10 cent tin of White Pepper Cayenne or Ginger and two 2 cent stamps for postage along with the grocer’s name and address. Mentions prize coupons packed with every can and a Portland Oregon address for Wadhame Kerr Bros.
A curious report describes Moroccan mail carriers tying a string to a foot and setting it alight so the string burns and wakes them. The device is said to ensure they rise before danger. A medicine ad touts Hamlin’s Wizard Oil as a universal pain cure priced at 60 cents.
A German sanitarium regrets the limited use of goats milk noting its advantages over cows milk. It is richer more similar to human milk and free from the germs of tuberculosis, the institution says.
Cartoonish exchanges reveal a joke about a comedian’s mood. The horse reporter notes the look, while the snake editor suggests a lack of humor may be the cause. The playful exchange hints at a light newsroom mood in a rural setting.
In Ohio State Journal remarks, a lawyer discusses settling Gotrox's estate. He notes a hard struggle to keep heirs from receiving portions, indicating a tense negotiation and final arrangement.
In a witty exchange, Dick credits his wife for his success while Successful Author deflects, saying three fourths of his stimulus came from other women who wouldn’t marry him. The quip highlights spousal influence and social wit.
The note claims letter E is most common in multiple languages. It lists counts for English 137 French 184 Eplish 145 and German 178 across 1000 letters. The source presents a comparative tally without broader context or methods.
An old housekeeper advises that adding a dash of black pepper to vanilla ice cream greatly improves its flavor. This anecdote highlights a simple culinary tip from a traditional kitchen routine.
The moss grows mostly on the north side of a tree. When the tree is sunlit, its heaviest and longest limbs appear on the south side.
A fragment notes Misa Frocks in her declining years, with Gargoyle disputing age and claiming she has declined half a dozen suitors. The item reflects quirky city gossip from the North American periodical.
A humorous exchange features a hungry traveler unable to eat scraps. The wayfarer tells a housewife he is so hungry he could eat a house, but clarifies he meant a porter home. The gag hinges on a misinterpretation and urban bustle style.
Gladge-So Ferdy uncovers that his earliest forebear was a garbage contractor. The judge quips the man seemed "in the dumps" about something.
The circulation achieved for a German novel Ekke hard by Schaffle has grown to 180000 copies over fifty years. The figure reflects long term interest in the work within Germany.
Dialogue shows frustration from a customer and a neighbor about irregular plumbing service. They note they are loyal customers and accuse the plumber of being late or missing visits, highlighting persistent service issues.
The article describes Alfonso XI as Spain's monarch after a ceremonial oath in the Chamber of Deputies. It notes his upbringing by a strong mother regency, his perceived strength or weakness, ongoing political turmoil after war with the United States, and a formal coronation not held in Spain.
Mr and Mrs Anderson and their grown daughter move to a furnished California rental. Wing Lee, a Chinese man-of-all-work, proves a good cook and orderly but lacks any sense of ushering guests. Mrs Anderson and her daughter attempt to instruct him with a tray test, ringing the bell and waiting in the sitting room.
A sweeping look at Spain's precarious politics under Queen Regent Maria Christina during 16 years of regency. The piece highlights social unrest, socialist and republican threats, and the fading empire while praising the king’s education and upbringing under a disciplined, multilingual regime.
A paper fish with a center hole and tail channel is floated on water. By dropping oil in the hole the oil spreads through the channel, creating pressure that propels the fish forward for a lasting period.
From Washington D C Hon W F Aldrich Alabama congressman cites a Columbus Ohio Peruna endorsement. The letter claims Peruna is a safe vegetable remedy that builds up a depleted system rapidly and recommends it for debility in a family.
H. B. Emory endorses Peruna as a tonic with unusual merit curing catarrh of the stomach and head kidney complaint and pelvic weakness. It tones the system aids digestion and induces sleep, with a catarrh book offered free by The Peruna Medicine Co. Columbus Ohio.
Exchange between husband and wife over a large reward for a dog. Wife asks why the big bounty, husband says to please her, she fears it will bring the dog back. He replies the dog is dead, ending the exchange with a grim note.
A sharp quip contrasts two disappearance stories. The speaker jokes that an account of a man who gradually disappeared would be more interesting than a sudden disappearance. The exchange highlights curiosity about unusual fates.
A playful conversation recalls the year 1895 when a wife jokes about past frights and the husband agrees that love is blind, noting that year marks their anniversary and the moment he married her.
In 1900 France and its colonies covered 3,740,000 square miles with a population of 66,000,000. German colonies and dependencies spanned 1,027,120 square miles and housed 14,687,000 people.
A playful exchange in the Detroit Free Press quotes a father and son debating descent from apes with the line Some were ascended. The brief quip captures a light moment in the paper’s pages.
In a curt exchange a socialite named Pauline is described as highly exclusive never introducing an eligible man to other women. The dialogue underscores her insistence on controlling introductions within her circle.
A humorous exchange notes that every hair is numbered yet many are back numbers, implying forgetfulness or outdated records in a lighthearted way. The remark plays on precision versus practical aging and grooming.
Madrid enforces a four week cycle under a law punishing habitual drunks with head shaving. The measure applies to repeat offenders and serves as a public sobriety incentive in the city.
A Chicago Post quips that true expertness in stenography is hard to judge noting one man supposedly copied a church sewing circle discussion without missing a word. The cartoon suggests practice can produce astonishing speed and accuracy.
A fragment recounts a story that nearly won a $50,000 prize, with a side note about the girl's father and a Chicago News mention.
A noted fact highlights Ireland's limited wild fauna with 21 species common to Great Britain unavailable there. The list includes the mole adder shrew water vole wildcat polecat and roedeer reflecting ecological differences between the islands.
A witty exchange from the Washington Star features Miss Dimplemore praising Miss Cayenne as clever. Miss Cayenne counters by asking if the compliment implies she is not attractive or amiable, adding a touch of playful self concern.
Dialogue contrasts youth and elder views on politeness. Old Citizen laments decline, while Young Citizen questions whether modern behavior is worse. The Detroit Free Press caption carries a concise cultural jab on social norms.
In Thibet districts a woman may hold several legal husbands simultaneously and exercise authority over them, a situation that would spark envy among modern women.
Greene asks Brown if Ketchum is honest or has designs on him. Brown notes Ketchum borrowed an umbrella at Greene's house last night and returned it this morning, calling the incident suspicious.
A Washington Star quote extols future libraries as a fine gift and questions who will author worthy books. A Cincinnati Enquirer joke recalls a teething period remedy and a humorous courtroom exchange about a brick thrown at another person.
An old medical ad claims 8.8.8. is a safe vegetable remedy curing contagious blood poison in all forms and stages. It promises a $1,000 reward if not effective and offers free physician advice and a home treatment guide from Swift Specific Co of Atlanta Georgia.
Two Italians with two bears wandered into Swanton yesterday. A prankster set off a dynamite firecracker under Bruin amid the chaos. Residents fled to the timber. Harvey Beecher, missing part of his trousers, survived. The episode recalls wild shocks in the town.
A northern terminus location in Norway experiences continuous sunlight from June 5 through July 11, creating a sunlit prelude to the midnight sun period. Local railway access remains open for travelers seeking continuous daylight travel during this window.
A timid borrower asks to shave a note from a money lender while the broker frets over the date, exclaiming it is old enough to need it. The exchange captures a moment of wary humor over aging paperwork.
Trains depart for Portland with intermediate stops at 12 4 p m and 1 23 a m. Pullman and Tourist cars service Sacramento to Ogden and to Chicago St Louis New Orleans and Washington. Connections in San Francisco link to steamship lines for Honolulu Japan China Philippines and Central and South America. Bee agent at Drain station or address.
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