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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1903
Page
4
A testimonial claims a daughter cured of scrofula after taking Hood's Baresparula, with eleven neck sores and ear sores healed and health restored. The statement asserts thousands of permanent cures from these medicines.
A clipped verse scene mocks clerical satire with wordplay about attire and intellect. The speaker questions a churchman’s balance of style and thought, while others debate proportion and propriety in dress and demeanor.
A local store clears congestion in second hand pianos and organs with deep price cuts. Instruments include Kimball uprights, Decker, Singer, Christie and Beethoven pianos with varied woods and finishes, plus Estey and Crown organs priced from $16 to $56 and flexible monthly terms.
A comic exchange unfolds as Miss Gotrox resists a proposal while Mr. Poorman reminds of a half million in her name. A father counsels marriage to Mr. Goodheart, claiming true affection, while revealing ongoing borrowing for six months. The dialogue highlights family money and romantic doubts.
President cites Governor Taft appeal for immediate tariff relief for Philippine goods to avert factory closures and farm hardship. Recounts epidemic and disaster in the islands, calls for permanent, firm economic ties with the United States to aid recovery and prosperity.
John Mitchell leads United Mineworkers in Chicago to pressure operators by boycotting coal from non union mines. The plan unites Samuel Gompers and Albert Young with Chicago teamsters to protest city contracts and threaten a city wide coal output tie up if Maryland or West Virginia coal is used. Mayor Harrison to provide bid copies to Albert Young for the condemnation list.
Washington February 27 Congress moved swiftly with business. Senate withdrew statehood riders from agricultural and post office appropriations bills and passed both measures. Senate accepted house changes to Philippine currency bill. Sundry civil bill discussion touched compensation for ex Queen Liliuokalani but action deferred. Removal of E F Foreshay prompts civil service scrutiny. Joint resolution on St Louis Fair dedication passed. Washington union station bill army appropriation and veteran pension increases adopted. Fowler currency bill resumes debate.
Senator Bevaridge from the Senate Committee on Territories reported a substitute for the House bill creating a delegate from Alaska. The substitute appoints a commissioner who has all the rights of a territorial delegate. Unlike other territories the Alaska official would be appointed, not elected, if the bill passes.
A six building Pike Opera House in Cincinnati was demolished by fire at 1 40 a m causing an estimated 250 000 in losses. The lower floors housed several stores while the theater occupied the second floor and offices above. Actress Henrietta Crosman starred this week in The Sword of the King with scenery and costumes lost.
Reported clash in Yangying Pass sees rebels overrun guard posts as southern provinces respond. Forces clash near Kwangsi and Honam border with heavy casualties on both sides. Hunan has dispatched troops to the frontier to check the rebel advance.
Omaha March 2 officers of the department of the Missouri are arranging the movement of troops to St. Louis for the dedication ceremonies of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. Forts Cook Riley Leavenworth and Jefferson Barracks are expected to be present with General Corbin Adjutant General acting as grand marshal.
Washington March 2 pacific coast shipbuilders bidding on new reels authorized by the pending naval bill must enter the competition on an even basis with Atlantic coast builders no effort was made by pacific coast senators to seek special terms under consideration in the senate.
Washington February 27 Senator Elkins introduces a bill imposing a 10 percent ad valorem duty on goods imported into the United States on vessels not owned in the United States The measure aims to aid American shipping and Elkins says he will reintroduce it early next session and push its consideration
A philosopher asks if drafts give cold chills and a wise man answers that the sensation comes when his bank account is overdrawn. The exchange pairs humor with financial anxiety, reflecting a lighthearted moment on money and mood.
The narrator notes a child inspecting a baby for the first time and dismisses any comparison to a parrot, expressing a quirky superstition about propriety. The remark hints at a casual, humorous tone in the scene.
Washington Times quotes a line about why giving advice attracts more popularity than taking it. The remark notes that advice avoids needing to be many different kinds of people and highlights the social dynamic of guidance versus receptivity.
At Lochow Germany 175 fathers are fined one mark each for allowing children under ten to dance at a village harvest festival. The village pastor objected and reported the case to police but was found to have danced as well and fined.
In a playful exchange Mrs Jones compliments Mr Jones on his voice as they discuss its quality and longevity. The couple notes admiration for his singing and humor about wear from use. The dialogue captures affectionate banter in a newspaper quote.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows two speakers Moriel and Gon debating garb and listening, with evasive refusals and uncertain content. The exchange reads as a disjointed, lyrical courtship of phrasing rather than a clear narrative.
A quip from Chicago News highlights a person admitting a large debt of about 63,000 and questioning how to resolve the loan. the speaker laments no one else will lend money and faces pursuit over the amount.
Washington February 27 Senator Per kine offered an amendment to assign troops to aid in suppressing the rebellion from 1861 to 1866. The claims are referred to the court of claims for adjudication.
The readable line features a humorous rural exchange about domestic tasks and a plan to trade for a wife’s chores. A lighthearted, dialect-driven scene presents characters Meere Moke and another voice discussing washing and marital work in a folksy tone.
A dealer touts Monopole peaches and pears as superior to other brands, arguing that Monopole is packed to order in special canneries and in a unique way, yielding sweeter, more natural flavor and greater deliciousness.
A boy starting at sixteen can save $6 each month and reach $328 by age 21 with even 3 percent interest. The plan also instills a lifelong habit of saving and financial discipline.
An OCR fragment warns against ointments containing mercury for catarrh and throat relief. It references sales terms and a person in Toledo, Ohio, with a vague buyer and seller detail, suggesting a dated, dubious medical ad.
Odd phrases and jokes surface from an era column mixing quips about health pies rich men jokes and shopfront puns. The snippets include a waiter misquote a rich man’s feelings about wealth a syrup ad a mispunctuated shop name and a quip about a dividend delay.
Rome March 2 The Aine minister states that Great Britain has the borders Rivadavia and which are now under construction at Genoa for Argentina. It is re
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