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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1904
Page
8
A fragment notes that stealing a purse is considered petty while getting its contents is luckier. It also mentions Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a preferred remedy for teething in children.
A speaker notes that though the sister’s name is known, details remain scarce. The brother adds that she is beautiful, claiming she could make even current fashions appear artistic.
An advertisement touts a $100 reward for any case of catarrh that fails to be cured by Cheney's Powder claiming a positive cure. It urges readers to send for a list of testimonials and lists F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as the source.
After Venus granted a young girl a husband she turns to Hymen who is worshiped only on the wedding day not before or after.
Country Life in America notes that fruit drop is not mainly from pests but from self sterile varieties needing pollen from other varieties. Without pollen trees bear little or no fruit, while grafting and planting methods can produce large abundant fruit.
A terse item notes Tess told someone she planned to bleach her hair. the remark is described as indiscreet and suggests she should keep it dark according to the Philadelphia Press.
A Bermuda cable dispatch warned customs to expect Green with a bicycle trunk. Green claimed a bicycle inner, but inspectors found cigars inside after the trunk was opened. A Hamilton hotel servant revealed the ruse, gathering tips as revenge for not tipping.
In Roland Illinois on June 27 a Baptist minister Rev Thomas B Norman reports using Dodd's Kidney Pills and achieving relief from diabetes. He endorses the remedy, claiming it will cure the worst form of diabetes and that early-stage kidney disease symptoms respond as well.
The fragment hints at a conversation about happiness and love costing nothing, contrasting a philosopher's view with a practical man. Limited readable sense suggests a discussion on the source of true wealth in emotional fulfillment versus material attire.
A Philadelphia Record humorous exchange about cooks. One complains the first cook carried on too long while the last “carried off” so much that two vests and a hat were lost, framing a light dishyard joke.
A Philadelphia Press quip notes luck when a horseshoe appears and warns of misfortune when the horse bypasses you, implying superstition and consequence in daily fortune. The exchange portrays casual wit about luck, fate, and social nuance in everyday life.
An illustrated testimonial from Monticello Arkansas dated May 21 endorses S S S as a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic. The letter praises its health benefits for family use including skin eruptions boils and general vigor. It claims superiority over mineral medicines and notes a medical department offering free advice.
A New York Tribune piece reports on why hard working actresses stay fresh and youthful. It attributes beauty to calm, avoidance of worry, varied activity, regular light exercise, and steady mental excitement, contrasting with domestic life and critics.
General Kuroki, commander of the Japanese army that pursued Russians across the Yalu, is a veteran of four wars renowned for personal bravery and his coolness on the battlefield. He also fought for the Mikado during the 1868 restoration war.
A historical recount highlights Japanese commander achievements from suppressing rebellions to leading divisions in China Japan and the Boxer uprising. In India a nurse elephant Ishta guards a baby, warming clay dough while mother Remmi tends to dinner.
An introduction to Peruna claims it cures indigestion and nervousness by improving digestion and nutrition. The ad cites customer Mary Burns of Halifax and Blanche Grey, praising lasting benefits and stressing lack of narcotics and safety for long use.
A U S factory at Hanover supplies pneumatic brakes essential to the Cran railway system. The firm delivers complete braking units to power railway operations across the line.
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