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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
2
The piece notes Newberg Oregon printing details and cites President McKinley on distrust of the American people. It adds British Transvaal war chatter claiming nearing Boer victory and forecasts political tides for 1904 with Democratic media predictions.
Supreme Court Justice Brewer warns money is becoming a harmful factor in politics. The Tele phone Register editorial questions who caused the shift and suggests political boss Croker’s Republican influence is involved in the critique.
Governor Wood of Havana notes the hardest part of his administration is getting conservative elements to engage in municipal government. He says improvement would raise Cubans above Americans in civic participation, warning that city government here suffers from a similar plague of apathy.
The state’s Senator Carter faced criticism for a thirteen hour attack on the river and harbor bill that helped defeat the measure. Voters questioned his motives given Montana’s lack of harbors and rivers to improve. The piece also lauds President McKinley’s leadership in the new century during a period of national emergency.
The article cites President McKinley’s inaugural outline on Cuba policy and freedom. It stresses preserving order while granting lasting guarantees of liberty, justice, and national reconstruction, asserting enfranchisement hinges on a genuine free Cuba rather than a mere label.
The piece argues mob justice crosses regional lines, noting recent Northern lynching events including Terre Haute Indiana. It suggests Americans are equally capable of brutality and that prejudice is not confined to the South, urging reflection on collective humanity.
The speaker urges living worthy of high calling, judging ourselves, and not defending in one community what is denounced elsewhere. They advocate strengthening law, empowering judges, reforming criminal justice, and warning against despair. The nation’s future relies on faith, liberty, and wider bounds of freedom.
The article weighs the financial and social risks of world fairs, noting labor strife and postevent gloom in cities like Paris Chicago and Philadelphia. It argues against restricting future federal support while praising the Lewis and Clark exposition and Portland’s potential. It emphasizes patriotic and historical motives alongside economic realities.
The article notes the holding of the Lewis and Clark exposition and expresses hope that Congress will be convinced when funding decisions are due. It emphasizes the need for financial backing and the expectation of government approval at a future date.
The Globe Democrat warns the United States would not admit Cuba as a state and would require a territorial period短. Cuba’s illiteracy, unfamiliar governance, and revolutionary leadership raise concerns that a Cuban republic could burden US security and stability.
A Pletcher family visit over Sunday in Dallas appears alongside reports of illnesses and travel. Perkins suffers rheumatism, Hembree took a business trip to South Bend, Olds bought property, Hoekina is ill in McMinnville, and Estabrook and Ave Lewis wed there. Community activities include school board re-election, porch purchases, orchard spraying, and Portland politics local reaction.
A fragment shows medical advertising promising quick relief through Dr Kings New Life products for breath, constipation, stomach trouble, and headaches. It cites C. P. Moore & Co as the drug seller and mentions liver, kidneys, and bowels cleansing benefits.
The writer claims lack of health guards leads to endless arrests in restaurants and continual stomach trouble. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is praised for curing stomach and digestion issues, with a testimonial from Clarence Taylorstown Virginia. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are cited for constipation.
A collage of humorous ad snippets and quips from old newspapers. It includes a stage scene of a lover sneaking in, a claim of curing headache with Moki Tea, a money back guarantee for the herb drink, and a note about Bucklens Arnica Salve curing skin ailments.
Mrs Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana swears three bottles cured her bad cough and lung trouble after other medicines failed She gained 58 pounds and the remedy supposedly cures colds grippe bronchitis and all lung ills Free trial bottles available at C F Moore & Co druggists Judge This quote reflects a sensational testimonial from a period newspaper style ad and a courtroom moment from Puck.
F. J. Green of Lancaster New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing years of indigestion and nervous debility. He says his wife has stayed in excellent health with the tonic, calling it splendid for female troubles and a grand invig orator for weak women. Satisfaction guaranteed by C F Moore & Co.
Report from district No. 9 for February 4 to March 1, 1901 shows 37 pupils enrolled with 28 average attendance. Honor roll lists Robert McGuire Maurice Walon Myrtle Walon Eva Corey Lula Corey Arthur Reetz Don Chase Willard Cowgill.
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