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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
4
A collage of brief items includes notes on mental blues among women and remedy claims, a slice of royal color preferences with England’s scarlet noted, odds and ends from various papers, jokes about kitchens, crimes, and hoaxes, and short health pitches.
A scattered digest notes tire wear from internal strain rather than punctures in heavy vehicles. It cites fibers grinding to powder, the Agricultural Department testing seeds to curb fraud, and a series of scientific anecdotes from sleep and war to geology and new writing methods.
A surgeon recalls attending a badly disfigured but educated young man in a shabby boarding house. He reshaped the nose with care, but the patient refused, healing as a broken bruiser. Six months later the man reappeared as a wanted thief linked to a major embezzlement, identified by the surgeon from a photograph.
In a brief exchange cited by the New Orleans Times-Democrat a reponser asks about intentionality while the surgeon states he never ascertained the motive. The dialogue captures the uncertainty surrounding the act and the expert's stance.
The article details a cameo carver at a pedal wheel using fine dentallike drills and oil and diamond dust. It notes precision and nerve control, material choices like onyx and shells, and contrasts costs with onyx portraits at 200 dollars and shell at 50 dollars, with patronage growing through satisfied customers.
A year ago Irish manufacturers planned a hand tufted carpet industry using local labor with no steam power. The venture aims to employ hundreds of girls and boys across the west of Ireland. Also recounted are a St Louis man who hid four thousand dollars on his shirt and a note on why most people are right handed linked to early motor speech development.
A Philadelphia Press note quotes Harvard Hasben arguing that the world would call this performance of ours perfesaton if we only had money. The tongue twisting line satirizes excess spending and provincial pride.
An up to date undertaking firm in Detroit has bought two sections in a new cemetery laid out near the city. It advertises free graves for the defunct relatives of all people who patronize it.
Bradstreet reports broad spring expansion in markets East and West with buyers drawn by special passenger rates. Prices soften slightly on staples, wheat demand remains weak, corn strength supports wheat, pig iron active unevenly, copper steady, hardware improving in the West, and Canadian trade shows robust industrial activity with higher failures this week.
Market listings show fresh produce and staples with dozens of items. Onions, new at 2.25 to 2.50 per sack. lettuce hot house 40 cents per dozen. cabbage 1.00 to 1.25 per 100 pounds. apples 1.25 to 1.50 per box. butter 17 to 22 cents per pound. eggs 2 cents. flour and millstuff prices per barrel and ton. fresh meats include beef, pork, veal with varied per-pound rates. produce and hay prices across Puget Sound regions and Oregon hay. dairy and cheese rates. poultry and eggs.
The document lists per pound crop prices for wool and hops in Nevada and Oregon, dairy items from creamery and various store brands, millstuffs and feed prices per ton, hay and straw rates, potatoes including Early Rose and Oregon Burbanks, and fruit prices for oranges lemons limes and tropical fruits with unit costs in dollars and cents. It reflects regional market quotes and commodity values.
A collage of items includes a comic dialogue about love and engagement, a note on rising insanity and health tips, a medical quack claim for Mustetter's Stomach Bitters, a brag about a one day cold cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine, Milwaukee's Dewey monument plan, Allen's Foot Ease shoe remedy, Milwaukee funding for a deaf school, Mrs Winslow's teething syrup, Hood’s Boers involvement, and Philadelphia permitting motorcycles in parks.
An article extols Salt Lake City as a key transit stop with the Mormon Temple and Great Salt Lake attractions. It notes the Rio Grande Western Railway as the only line crossing the continent through the city and touts Utah and Colorado climate for year round travel. It invites readers to request a pamphlet and mentions English potato import value at three million dollars.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio. It stresses a physician approved, non quack formula with tonics and blood purifiers and offers testimonials. Also notes Oregon railroad upgrades and a Chicago case on department store sales ban.
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