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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
4
A reader from Eaton Center New Hampshire reports spring illness with poor blood and ache. After taking Hood's Barsaparilla the symptoms improved, and the writer recommends the remedy to others suffering in spring.
A husband criticizes a heart to heart page and protests the idea that marriage changes a man’s attention. His wife asks what he means as he asserts his own mental acuity and certainty about his behavior before and after marriage.
An ad claims Garfield Tea cures an inactive liver stomach disorders and headaches from imperfect digestion, produced from herbs.
In a humorous exchange, the artist recalls his wife’s reaction to a home portrait. Mr Packenharp pays the agreed sum, and she tells him she trusts his skill despite the rough likeness.
A dialogue notes that beauty does not always secure the best husband, suggesting homely traits may offer greater chances in marriage prospects. The exchange contrasts appearances with practical outcomes in matchmaking.
Russell and Co of Portland Oregon announces a free distribution account book aimed at threshermen and farmers. The publication highlights their prominence as machinery centers on the Pacific Coast and invites immediate requests from interested readers.
Ohio towns added 486021 residents in the last decade, 702 more than the state rent increase. The text also advertises Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic and mentions long rivers like the Ganges draining vast areas.
A Washington department store clerk shows exceptional courtesy to a tiny elderly woman. The two share a moment of she rationally accepts help and the customer later invites the clerk to her northwest Washington home for a weekend stay with a carriage to fetch her. The incident sparks praise among colleagues and underscores virtue rewarded.
Summary of various court rulings on contract enforceability for five year business continuities and carrier obligations to protect freight. provisions for delinquent gas bills. eminent domain for magnetic telegraph lines. and Dr Cavazzani’s garlic cure for consumption with reported patient improvements and cautions about early conclusions. Also a Colliers Weekly excerpt on General White’s Ladysmith sortie and a quip on zealots and truth-telling.
The article states pennies are 96 copper with 2 tin and 1 zinc, totaling 148 grains per pound. It notes metal cost about 42 cents per pound excluding stamping and that the government earns profit on each pound minted, though few pennies are redeemed in gold.
A damaged fragment describes a young man donating blood to aid an employer and touts a mysterious medicine as curing indigestion constipation and other ailments claiming it enriches blood and proves divine power. The passage reflects era style language and dubious medical claims with no verifiable details.
Madge explains tassels on her new bow were stepped on by herself and others, leaving many tassels damaged or removed.
Berlin now houses 1000 donkeys imported in 18 months to replace dogs as beasts of burden. The shift follows campaigns by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Samuel Carnock of Melrose Park Illinois describes a dramatic cure from locomotor ataxia with vision loss after taking Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People. He states the treatment restored sight weight and mobility within months and credits the medicine with saving his life and livelihood. The sworn statement dated August 1900 notes purchase from Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY at 50 cents per box six for 2 50.
In England and Wales about one third of towns retain one or more public baths crowded by factory and shop hands. Also note claims about Grove's Tasteless Hill Tonic and a Tennessee proposal to raise the governor's salary from 4000 to 5000 dollars and provide an executive mansion.
The ribbonfish is the rarest species in British waters with only sixteen specimens noted in the last century. It inhabits the deep ocean and remains an uncommon sight for divers and scientists.
Paris to install shower baths in telephone exchanges for the use of the girls. The measure is intended to promote health. Similar facilities have long been enjoyed by telephone workers in America.
The prominence achieved by GAR FIELY TEA as a blood partner has not been equaled by another remedy with no improvement seen after a few days of use.
Former President Cleveland accepts an honorary membership in the Mercer County New Jersey Fox Hunting Association signaling goodwill with the local rural sports group and highlighting his continued public ties.
An old ad promises a one day cure for a cold with Lazative Hromo Quinibe tablets. It notes Grove’s signature on each box and offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails to cure.
The Siamese government has requested American bids for constructing a munitions manufacturing plant in Thailand. The offer opens potential American involvement in a strategic industrial project with defense implications and regional impact.
Catarrh is described as a blood or constitutional disease. local applications fail because the disease resides internally. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken orally, claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces, and is presented as a legitimate prescription from leading physicians. Testimonials offered, Toledo firm listed, pills billed as top tonic with blood purifiers.
An advertisement cites the Vermont governor’s annual salary of 1500 dollars as the lowest in the United States. The ad promotes a nerve remedy claiming cures and offers a free trial bottle and treatment information.
The government intends to strike 140000 war commemoration medals and distribute them to school children in the colony. The project is expected to cost about £12000.
Werner Pantheta Latative Hromo Quinine Tablets claim to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. Advertises price four cents. Also notes American corn exports average 173,000,000 bushels annually since 1895, up 264 percent from the prior five years.
Advertises Cascarets Candy as an athletic cleanse and purification aid. Claims cleaner body and nearer godliness with phrases linking internal health to moral virtue. Appears in a vintage drugstore reformulation style.
Mayors of the different towns in Porto Rico at present have exclusive jurisdiction in police court cases, whether or not they know a word of law, and from their decisions there is no appeal.
In a brief exchange Moonshine accuses an executive of wanting to appoint a man to the police but deems him too ignorant for the force. Heeler-Den suggests instead placing him on the school board.
Letters from Frances M. Anderson Samuel M. York and Caroline J. Kahl recount rapid recovery from la grippe using Peruna. They report restored health hearing and pulmonary improvement after two to three bottles. Dr Hartman offers free advice for unsatisfied users.
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