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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
2
The nation mourns as ex president Benjamin Harrison dies in Indianapolis on a Wednesday afternoon. He is praised as a foremost statesman and a prince among men whose life records helped make America great.
A facetious note from theregonian echoes Portia Knight of Yamhill County suing the Duke of Manchester for breach of promise. The quip notes Yamhill Court’s prowess and references a late postscript added in Corvallis defending her enduring claim.
Oregonien Pacific College defeats University of Oregon in the Oregon inter-collegiate oratorical contest. The victory suggests that small colleges can win in intellectual contests despite less state support, contrasting with athletic funding debates.
The British government declines to ratify the Nicaragua canal treaty after the U S Senate adoption. Observers say England likely never intended to approve the terms, while Washington considers alternative negotiations to ease the diplomatic impasse and sustain Yankee enterprise.
The article records Grover Cleveland urging global democracy and domestic reform while criticizing his party for lacking vigor. It notes his warning that the party must become truly and consistently democratic to regain prestige and unity among supporters.
The Farmers Institute met Tuesday evening in Craters hall under Oregon Agricultural College archives. J. M. Atkinson presided. Prof. Cordley, Kent, Withycombe presented talks on cooperative dairying, dairy types, legume crops, soil fertility, and pest control with practical advice for farmers to boost dairy production and orchard outputs.
Fr Morgan a Petersburg baker praises Chamberlain cough remedy for children as safe and effective against bad and whooping cough. He notes it contains no opium or harmful drugs and was recommended by a local druggist. Sold by C F Moore Co druggists.
The Vindicator notes marriages for Bertha Estabrook and A C Levis and Leonor Kirkwood with Thos Is Rogers, claiming two successful tests of Cham berlaka Pain Balm by the editor for rheumatism relief. It advertises C F Moore & Co as sellers and mentions Nicholson’s Ear Dreams with a $10,000 endowment for free distribution.
The ad argues that a strong healthy baby stems from a healthy mother using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Victor J Hadin praising the product and notes a claim that the medicine aids nursing and feeding. The notice offers Common Sense Medical Adviser paper samples for a small postage fee.
A jumble of ads tout Bucklen’s Arnica Salve curing scald head and eczema plus a Knights and Ladies of Security organizer position with salary and contact names. Also testimonials for Electric Bitters, land sales near Newberg, and a sale listing from Newnes Laxp Comrasy.
An old advertisement claims Acker's Maxer is the best remedy for all blood and skin diseases. It promises a positive cure, offers bottles at fifty cents, and guarantees the product. C. F. Moore & Co., druggists, are cited as sellers.
Notice announces enforcement of a new city ordinance taxing and licensing dogs. Dog owners are urged to contact the City Recorder O L Prver at the Recorder’s office to obtain the required license.
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