Newberg Graphic notes and regional commentary
Friday issue from Newberg Oregon blends editorial quips and news briefs. It cites political shifts in Iowa and Missouri’s strawberry medal claim, calls for 20 000 Kansas workers, and contrasts Midwestern storms with Oregon’s calm, closing with a weary “Webfoot” pondering next day’s labors.
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Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Minnesota
Dakotas
Indianapolis Newa
Ohio
Virginias
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Oregon
Webfoot
Faol
Napoleon and Jefferson rally for St Louis centennial tribute
A New York paper argues Napoleon should be honored with a statue at the St Louis centennial exposition for transferring Louisiana to Jefferson. The piece notes Napoleon sold Louisiana for cash to fund his own liberty at home, while cautioning about his record on liberty and praising the Jeffersonian outcome as a fitting monument.
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New York
Louisiana
Jefferson
St. Louisa
Napoleon
Louisiana Territory
Liberty
Bonaparte
St. Louis Exposition
Susan B Anthony on Mary as model of womanhood and suffrage
In an address to the National Woman's Suffrage Association in Minneapolis Susan B Anthony urged using Mary as a sacred maternity model. She argued true womanhood lies in motherhood and self dedication to child rearing for the Republic, contrasting with political ambition.
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National Woman's Suffrage Association
Minneapolis
Susan B. Anthony
Mary
New York Sun
Republic
Third term talk dismissed by decisive words
The piece notes a flurry over a potential third term for President McKinley and the hostile press reacting to it. It mentions alarm about imperialism and Politico chatter, then reports that decisive statements from the President deflate the idea and redirect scrutiny toward a new contemplated contingency.
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McKinley
Cleveland as Democratic Standard Bearer in Third-Term Talk
The piece argues Grover Cleveland is the only Democrat with a viable presidential path. It asserts he’s the party’s logical candidate, having won the presidency twice and promising a needed unity after major election losses. It warns factions against nominating alternatives and urges acknowledgment of Cleveland as a political necessity.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
James Buchanan
Democratic Party
Democratic National Committee
Missouri
Grover
Olney
Bryan
Gorman
Hill
Farm Identity Play Book Promotes Mail Ready Letterhead
A sermon on branding a farm includes using a named title on letter paper and envelopes, with route numbers for rural delivery to project progress and trust. The piece urges adoption of trade branding, then shifts to ads for Moki Tea, Acker's English Remedy, and Dr Kings New Discovery with testimonials and price points.
The Town Newspaper and Local Business Support
A New Haven Ledger editorial argues that towns depend on both a thriving newspaper and active business support. It notes strangers judge a town by its ads and that merchants must back local press to grow commerce and the town as a whole.
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New Haven Ledger
We and the Newspaper We in Editorial Voice
The passage explains how the pronoun we in editorials can mean different groups from the editor and staff to the nation. It cites examples of collective voice including the office, readers, and even a sick subscriber, illustrating editorial tone and responsibility.
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C.F. Moore & Co
Sea Side
The Ticker Crash Echoes Through a Crumbling Market
A dying broker clings to his cyphered tape as a crowd deserts a collapsing market. Shouts fill the air while gilded signs fade and concerned citizens witness the despair of a nation in recession.
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Female Ailments
A newspaper notice extols Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related symptoms. It cites personal testimony from Mrs Geom Strong of Gansevoort and touts multiple Dr Pierce remedies as effective, with an offer to send Common Sense Medical Adviser free on request.
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Pierce
Geom . Strong
Gansevoort
Saratoga Co
King
Dr. Jee
Dr. Sage
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E. H. Woopwarp
Eprron & Pusuisuen
Woopwaan
Associate
Eorror
Postofice
Newberg
Vox Populi
Conger
China
Foreign Service
John Barrett
Buffalo
Globe- Democrat
National
Acker
C. F. Moore & Co
C. F. Moore
L. Pease
Lawrence Kan
Oregon City
Portland and Independence
Illam
H. L. Sutherland
John A. Beck
Watchmaker
Saxo Jeweler
Indiana
Morrison St
Portland, OR
A. KR. Mills, Pres
Moses Votaw
Gheralem Valley
Newberg, Or
Foreign Exchange
Shoe Department
R. Jacobson & Co
Krippendorf
Hamilton Brown
Haman & Sons
Tacobson & Coo
McMinnville
Roy Gardner
E.C. Ward & Co
1St. Street
Drugs & Medicines
A. P. Oliver
P.O. Newberg
Ore
Winslow Bros
Hardwick & CO
Orient, Olive, Mitchell
Imperial Bicycles
Elam Shaw
Ghalaria
Unilis Aiga
Grove
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