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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1903
Page
4
An old Philadelphia Record jab highlights Hood's Sarsaparilla in ads for March to May, claiming it boosts blood and cures eruptions on face and body. A side note mocks a character named De Tanque-Guzzler for not sharing carries.
Portland dentists Wise Brothers in the Failing Building announce painless dental work at low costs. They claim a full set of teeth now costs less than prior single procedures and urge both adults and children to begin preventive care.
In Brooklyn Life a playful exchange features Miss Ann Teck declaring she shall never marry while Miss Peni counters with a wry note that the inevitable may win, highlighting spirited social banter on matrimony.
Ad claims Monopole brand canned peaches pears corn and various fruits taste distinctly better than ordinary brands based on taste comparisons. It asserts superiority over other brands without citing specific tests or results.
In a witty exchange a couple weighs the value of social outings. One urges occasional clubs and gatherings while the other fears forming a habit of always seeking amusement. The quip captures social restraint and leisure attitudes.
Despite the death of the golden eagle in Wales, white tailed eagles remain present in North Wales with sightings noted across coastal and upland areas, signaling ongoing presence of the species in the region.
A mantio display shows precious stones worn by the Maharaja Gaikwar of Baroda. The woven pearl mantle with diamond emerald and iron border is valued at about 5 million dollars by a London jeweler.
The article argues steel embodies power and marks civilization in peace and war, noting a nation rich in steel, coal, and iron leads among civilized peoples. It emphasizes steel’s central role in national strength and progress.
The dialogue recounts Rev. Thomas R. Slicer discussing a recent topic with a friend. The exchange centers on a definition of conduct and a claim that a vile act has left a prime example. The tone reflects a frank, public discourse from the era.
A fragment notes a boy learning a lesson about speaking out and its impact on a case, reflecting on how chatter can derail an argument. The memory underscores caution in conversation.
A clerk delays finishing trunk relocation while a caller reports a husband fallen from a top floor window, prompting plans to extend a life net over the front pavement. The message arrives via a Mrs Hiban telephoning from the top floor.
The New York Press cites an old prophecy describing India as a vast population ruled and educated by a handful of strangers from a distant island. The quote projects a future where a quarter of humanity is governed, Christianized, and fed by outsiders 15,000 miles away.
Tommy Blood says a trait is simply the plain staff about nothing in it. Ohio State Journal reports the remark as part of a light classroom exchange.
A short Washington Star exchange quotes Mr. Erastus Pinkley affirming that colored men can be good soldiers. The dialogue emphasizes loyalty to a marching order and willingness to follow a mission to the end despite danger.
Jerry and Joe quote the Detroit Free Press on how proper attire elevates behavior. The remark notes clothes influence self-perception and conduct, framing dress as a cue to acting with courtesy and polish.
A humorous dialogue contrasts a learned man with a yawning critic. The exchange debates whether a cat is herbivorous or carnivorous, but the punchline reframes the cat as merely vociferous.
A Brussels church clock is wound by atmospheric expansion caused by the sun’s heat. The mechanism relies on solar warming to drive clockwork, illustrating a clever use of natural forces in timekeeping.
Senators Mitchell and Fulton urged Secretary Root to approve the engineer board report on improving the Columbia River mouth. Root signaled likely approval and promised rapid action to aid river commerce once the report is acted upon. Fulton also planned to press for a government right of way for a portage road between The Dalles and Celilo.
Dispatches from Pekin warn of a looming outbreak and a wave of murders as the empress dowager and Yang La allegedly back Tang Fu Heiang in Kanen. Reports claim edicts pretend reform while secretly hindering Western methods and planning to place Pu Chun on the throne, with foreigners to be eliminated.
A Swedish man identifying as Z Berg from Providence R I spent an hour at the White House attempting to see the president. White House aides urged him to write his communication, which he tried and failed. A Secret Service interview labeled his claims as poor hallucinations. He said years ago he warned the U S government that Spaniards planned to blow up a battleship and sought $100,000 for the tip.
A fragmented line records a tryout moment with a student named Jay making first bass on four bowls during a glee club audition Splashy school life snippet captures informal praise and a light performance detail.
A letter from Betis Ross of Roslindale Mass urges readers to try a lifestyle change. The note seeks genuine proof of origin for a related item and hints at a request for correspondence or a demonstration tied to personal health or wellness.
A garbled dialogue fragment shows Mrs Subbu and Mr Subbu in a rushed town scene about shopping and money. The text is incomplete and difficult to deduce a clear event or source.
Ex-Senator Jewett of J Lanis is ninety four. He recently noted that a man should not continue in business after reaching the age of ninety. He spoke gravely on retirement timing.
An OCR fragment warns against mercury containing remedies for catarrh. It asserts such tonics damage the mucous membranes and cautions readers to avoid unsafe products while promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure as safe and effective.
A brief schoolyard exchange from the Chicago Record Herald where a boy named Johnny admits he has not been vaccinated while his mother insists on wearing flannels to ease itching. The dialogue captures a local tone and child’s practical concerns.
Earthquake shocks were felt for two days in the Voigtland district of Saxony in the Erzgebirge. Yesterday's quakes were slight, today they were violent. Residents of Grazlitz fled houses to streets as tremors reached Poleen Richenbach and Zwickau. Unter Bachsenburg and Asch houses shook for seconds. Excitement spread through the district.
The ship from Maracaibo to Willemetad Curacao carried only a third of its usual cargo and no coffee. Local merchants warn the blockade on the Venezuelan coast is ruinous. Reports from revolutionary sources say forces surround Caracas and control the east, with Cumana still in rebel hands.
Naval circles expect Captain Charles J. Barclay, commandant at the Boston navy yard, to be assigned to Bremerton Washington, with a likely promotion for Palin to rear admiral soon after.
A statement to the Senate from Allison summarizes the 56th Congress appropriations. It lists the total expenditures for the past session and itemizes bills showing costs beyond the total budget.
A cable report details the Alex McNeill lost near Pratas reef while bound Manila to Port Townsend. The crew of the bark perished or were rescued after four days adrift. survivors reached Hong Kong aboard a patched cutter after a Norwegian steamer picked them up. The reef area yielded half a dozen wrecks and a deserted fishing station with Chinese graves.
Nelson Bennett of Tacoma secures the contract to dam the Snake river in Idaho 26 miles above Shoshone falls and build 65 miles south canal and 24 miles north canal reclaiming 340 000 acres under a new irrigation law. The project costs 400 000 plus for the dam and 2 500 000 for the canals with latesrals. The Twin Falls land and water company of Bald Lake lets the work. Two canal sections must finish in one year and the full project in five years. Bennett ships outfit to Kimama station on the O R N. The canals traverse Owyhee and Lincoln counties.
Nashua New Hampshire March 6 an order of the supreme court in habeas corpus proceedings for Dr A A Ames former Minneapolis mayor. He is under arrest in Hancock and must appear March 11 to show cause why he should not be taken to Minneapolis for trial. Physicians report his condition improved enough for return to Minneapolis.
Secretary Hay and Sir Michael Herbert exchanged ratifications marking the Alaska boundary treaty as ready for arbitration within sixty days. Preparations for both sides’ cases will proceed with speed, and the United States acknowledges a vast data collection in recent years to support its case.
An outgoing Rock Island Texas train No 23 failed to clear Union Pacific tracks and crashed into the smoker of Rock Island trains Nos 12 and 22 that had merged and were attempting a siding near Rock Island Junction just outside the Kansas City yards. The smoker was thrown off the track, overturned and destroyed with non fatal injuries reported.
Yokohama March 6 The nearly total rice crop failure last year drives famine across Japan with northwestern provinces hit hardest. Official reports place starving at 147,688 and may rise, prompting relief efforts by authorities and voluntary groups.
In Eogens Oregon on March 6 Elliott Lyons was found guilty of first degree murder by a ten minute jury verdict after resisting arrest for horse stealing. He faces sentencing today.
The fragment recalls a dog named Mike and a blood bound bond with a doe in a rugged rural scene. It hints at lifelong loyalty and a rough past shaping the dog’s lineage and character.
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