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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1893
Page
4
An English ghost story recounts Mr A and a silent stranger on a London to north England railway. The apparition vanishes each trip, then reappears at a merrymaking, revealing the owner of Harold Park with a private station and a deafened, spectral link to fate.
A New York Ledger piece discusses how strong willpower can delay or avert fatal disease, with feeble individuals sometimes surviving months or years against doctors' verdicts. It contrasts with robust people who falter due to lacking mental energy, citing Andrew Jackson as an example of will overcoming illness and discipline. The essay extols cheerfulness, resolve, and self-help as factors that lessen grave ailments.
A Philadelphia diary recalls Diana Blake born in Galway who rose from a candy store to stage fame as Sophia Lee. She marries Richard Hardy then Count Egteant, shaping a tale of love, class and exile across Ireland England and Brussels.
In a conversation from Harper's Bazar, Amy notes Mr Singer's devotion but laments his stuttering and repeated interruptions. Mabel explains Ie has begun to propose many times yet is interrupted, hindering a proposal and causing discouragement.
At a mechanical fair in Worcester shire Crowther Brothers displayed a watch of iron that runs perfectly and is wholly of iron. The display aimed to prove iron's malleability and its potential for diverse uses, including electroplating with gold or silver and enamel decoration.
A young man complains to a baker about the bread being inedible and unreasonable quality. The baker retorts that the boy’s years and behavior affect his tolerance, insisting the issue lies with the young man rather than the loaves.
The text extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a trusted ally of nature in fighting disease. It claims the remedy aids stomach and bowel activity, kidneys, and liver, praising long-standing endorsement and broad usefulness for chronic liver complaints and debility. It closes with a humorous anecdote about weeds in a garden.
An advertisement extols Rut cock's Poxovs Plaster as safe and effective with no deleterious drugs and scientifically prepared. It urges consumers to avoid substitutes and to request All cooks. A second product, Brown's Bronchial Trachea recommends relief from weather-induced bronchial trouble, sold in stores for 25 cents.
The Sherwood Hall Nursery Co of Menlo Park and San Francisco advertises remarkable offerings in the current column, highlighting leadership on the coast in finishing everything for the farm and garden.
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