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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
5
Newberg items include commercial notes from Horton and Horton, Wilsons grocery, and Moore's candy shop. Updates cover farming tasks, a 250-tree grafting job, a new house on Leavitt Street, a driving horse purchase, and a local wedding. The De Moss entertainment drew a large crowd with notable music.
Cites danger of colds and grip turning into pneumonia and claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia if taken with reasonable care. Claims many users and no pneumonia cases among them. States it cures cold or grip faster than other treatments and is pleasant and safe, sold by C. F. Moore & Co.
A vivid quip foresees a future where a cigarette smoker’s sole task will be to kill bed bugs with his breath, reflecting a satirical take on pest control and urban living.
A farmer from LaGrand Georgia credits six months of a frightful ring sore with healing after applying Balin's Arnica Salve which he says cured ulcers wounds and the leg in days. The testimonial notes the product's efficacy for skin sores and injuries.
An advertisement promotes a remedy claimed to cure indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and liver and bowel disorders. It mentions 250 at PtH Caldwell Co and a squeaky doll used as a misseed to demonstrate temporary relief for chronic rheumatism.
An advertisement extols a stomach centered cure claiming dyspepsia fixes digestion and nourishes the body. It promotes F H Caldwell Co and DeWitt's Little Early Risers as reliable tonics and pills. Details juxtapose wedding tour humor with product efficacy assertions and patriotic imagery.
A worried woman learns that the man she feared was encouraging a fellow has become engaged to someone else. The scene captures social tensions and personal disappointment in a concise domestic moment.
Mrs Waktins reports a late saving of her son from pneumonia and a violent cough. Doctors treated him but his condition worsened until the remedy from F H Caldwell & Co. druggists was tried. The cure for coughs colds and long diseases is offered with 50 cent and 1.00 dollar bottles and trial bottles free.
A humorous quip notes that a husband may forget his first quarrel with his wife but clings to the vivid memory of their most recent dispute. The line leverages light domestic wit to point to familiar marriage dynamics.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch notes worry as a corrosive mental habit that drains energy and focus, describing worry as a colony of restless fears that dampen action and misdirect the mind from daily duties. It contrasts worry with anxiety, framing the latter as a more constructive response to life’s challenges.
An old health ad promotes Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for nervous tension overwork and insomnia, claiming it prevents collapse and restores liver balance with tonic strength and wide effectiveness.
An advertisement touts a remedy for Ner vousness Rheumatium Neuralgia and Malaria germ expulsion. Priced at 5 cents, the product is sold with a satisfaction guarantee by F H Caldwell Co druggists.
Reflections note that in antiquity there were no newspapers or fancy social events yet information still spread, marveling at how news circulated despite the era's lack of modern media and gatherings.
E G DeWitt of Chicago reveals a salve from Witch Hazel claiming to treat piles and a range of skin ailments. The ad urges buyers to demand the genuine DeWitt's and angles for sales through F A Caldwell & Co amid prevalent counterfeits.
The piece advocates taking a break in California to refresh health with dry air sunshine and new surroundings. It promotes a low cost trip over the Siskiyou and Shasta ranges and invites readers to contact W. E. Commas Portland Oregon for rates and hotel details.
Mrs Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Indiana suffers a deep seated lung cough with pneumonias. After trying many remedies she uses One Minute Cough Care and is cured completely. Coughing and weight decline from 148 to 92 pounds reversed. four bottles restored health and strength.
Maria H Bowerman executrix of J H Bowerman estate in Yamhill County Oregon requests all creditors to present their claims with vouchers within six months. Claims should be sent to her residence near Newberg Oregon or Clarence Butt attorney office in Newberg. Dated March 14 1908.
Notice of executrix appointment for the Culver Oregon estate of Piao situs Culver deceased. All persons having claims must present with proper vouchers to the undersigned Weber residence Newberg Yamhill county Oregon within the time stated. Dated March 18 1909. Agent executrix Blairon Culver Abeoseed. Attorney March 8 1909. Last publication April 10 1909.
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