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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
7
March, April, May touts the best time to purify blood as the body shows pains and eruptions. It recommends Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as thorough, agreeable remedies that never fail to perform. The ad claims Hood's promises to cure and keeps the promise.
The Cleveland Leader reports Goldwin Smith, famed historian and essayist, reflects on reaching eighty in good health through a life of early rising work habits, outdoor exercise, moderation in eating and drinking, and freedom from heavy study in youth.
Judge Acheson presides in a United States circuit court case against Southern Oil Co. A witness is asked about nitroglycerin well shooting at 1500 feet. after lengthy objections the court admits the question and the witness replies he has not investigated the depth.
Woman reports relief from long stomach ailment after using a remedy. She carried her pregnancy to term and now praises the product and its maker Mrs. Ain for free advice. The notice invites letters seeking guidance and promises confidential treatment.
A compilation of varied notes: 1880 rail mileage rising to 54 000 miles with $1.5 billion in capital. Sangerville pine mast provenance. Arctic icebergs vs Antarctic beauty. sea fish prices for sea robins. Manuel Garcia the elderly musician learning bridge. a grandfather clock dating to 1740. the Malay mud hopper fish. Tulare Lake in California now dry due to irrigation draining Kern and King rivers. farmers exhaust waterways.
In winter analysis insects survive extreme cold with many stages immune to freezing. Cocoons protect from birds not cold, and some species overwinter as pupae exposed. Gnats, butterflies, wasps, bees, ground beetles, and crickets remain active or dormant differently, with ants sometimes awakening from wood near heat.
Letters praise Pe runa for catarrh of the stomach and bowels and for sore throats coughs and hearing issues. Testimonials claim renewed vigor at ages seventy one eighty eight and sixty three after using the remedy. Readers advise writing Dr Hartman Columbus Ohio for guidance and free advice.
In a letter from 611 G street S W Washington D C a venerable gentleman praises Peruna noting relief from catarrh after other remedies failed and calls it superior for catarrh and the depressed state. Mrs E West of Menasha Wis says Peruna has kept her robust for years and cured stomach catarrh doctors called incurable. She notes age 87 and long family use.
Isaac Brock of McLennan county Texas notes excellent health at 114 and credits Peruna with keeping his appetite strong and blood healthy. He recalls suffering from la grippe epidemics and enduring long sieges, relying on the tonic for daily medicine needs.
In the north Italian lake districts summer leaves villages populated mainly by women who farm the land that yields poorly as men travel to Switzerland to earn money in winter.
80 bu per acre was claimed for a new wheat variety introduced by the U S Department of Agriculture. The notice says it yields 40 to 60 bu on dry lands in Montana Idaho the Dakotas Colorado and other regions. It promises to fatten hogs and cattle and urges sending 10 cents to John A Salter Seed Co for a free sample and a catalog.
The United States life-saving service reports 246 vessels on the coast saved with 3,862 persons aboard during the year. Only twenty lives were lost and about $1,000,000 of the $9,000,000 property at risk was lost.
Public advisory warns against mercury compounds in catarrh treatments. Hall’s Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo claims no mercury and works internally on blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by druggists at 7 francs per bottle with testimonials.
The article warns that Alpine flowers and plants are quickly becoming extinct urging future strong preservation measures to protect diverse flora in the high mountains.
The Washington Star urges focusing on the north pole and the flying machine before advancing the Mars signaling project, recommending a stepwise approach to this proposition.
Boston leads large cities in milk consumption with a daily average of 1 171 pints per person. The city also tops water use, though there is no mixing of the two. Mia Winslow's Seowying syrup is recommended as a seasonal remedy for children.
Arrangements are in place for telephonic or telegraphic communication among towns in Lancashire and across to France awaiting French legislative sanction.
A German custom forces an oath to be spoken with extra length or distance when swearing. The rule emphasizes taking a long path or delay before uttering a curse. It reflects traditional decorum in speech and ritual.
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