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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1899
Page
4
The notice advocates Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure when disease appears and claims long seated cases respond well. It mentions an unrelated report of blasting liver in a rock quarry in Virginia using dynamite.
Ancient promotional notice for Allen's Foot-Kase claims to soothe painful swollen feet and bunions, ease new shoes, cure ingrown nails and sweating, with over 0,000 testimonials. Sold by druggists and shoe stores, mail order 25c in stamps, trial package free. Allen 3 Olmeted Le Roy NC.
A Newton hosiery mill operates continuously day and night to keep production of stockings flowing. The plant reportedly runs around the clock to meet demand and maintain steady output.
A state horticulture board report cites May 15 conditions for Oregon fruit, estimating 546 percent of average yield due to early unfavorable weather. It notes peaches and cherries damaged, pears mixed, berries thriving, with southern orchards most affected and mountain orchards least. Colfax chamber aims to revive Whitman dairy interests with Eastern expert talks. Bandon factory fulfilled a $60,000 Australian order for broom handles last month and works on another order.
Pacific Coast trade report lists Portland Market prices for wheat and groceries. Walla Walla at 68 cents, Valley 60, Bluestem 1a per bushel. butter creamery 30 cents. cheese native 12 9 0. poultry includes chickens and turkeys with varied per dozen prices. potatoes onions beets and vegetables priced across Seattle and Oregon markets. many grains milled per ton and per barrel with detailed regional figures.
Poem recalls Grandfather Watts leading family Fourth of July rituals in a woodland clearing. He delivers an oration from a stump, sings Itall Columbia to the sky, and the children join in, while the old gun rests and echoes fade into day’s end.
A girl recounts a Fourth of July in which Dick and Bob Shannon, disguised as Horribles, parade through town. They ride loud, set off a powder fuse on a roof, causing a blast that blinds Dick briefly, prompting a hurried doctor visit as friends worry over his eyes.
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls a Fourth of July with booming cannons, bells and children marching to Yankee Doodle. It notes Dick’s eye injury from fireworks, early American protests, and a tale of George III, taxation, and the signing of a declaration at Philadelphia with figures like Patrick Henry and George Washington.
The excerpt narrates George Washington facing General Threetimes and gingerbread soldiers in a humorous recounting. Washington leads a daring retreat through New Jersey and Pennsylvania then crosses the Delaware to defeat Threetimes’s forces. The tale ends noting Washington’s victory, presidency, and enduring Fourth of July celebrations.
A brief market note shows Mrs. Lee purchasing fireworks while Clark notes prices have climbed from the previous year. The exchange captures typical fare with prices cited as rising annually.
A fragmented poem style passage lists ten lines about fire, children and danger with references to flames, sirens, burning buildings, and a monetary loss. It appears as a stray OCR segment from a historical page with irregular capitalization and missing context.
In a nostalgic Chicago Tribune quote a man recalls showing his young son how firecrackers were lit. He notes the boy asked about Boggles' bandaged hand and remembers the moment only after performing the act. The vignette centers on memory and childhood mischief.
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