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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1903
Page
9
Dialogue about a "strong man" named Jagernith and Goelin jokes on his strength. The text mentions seeing him break a twenty‑dollar gold piece and quips about financial strength. Also advertises Piso's Cure for Consumption at 25 cents for coughs and colds.
A Washington Star article notes a robbery interruption as the writer explains how bandits held him up and stole his money, preventing him from starting as a magazine writer or lecturer. The piece highlights the impact on the author and the author’s resolve to continue.
A Brooklyn Eagle quip notes a mathematician as "pretty good" in figures linking math skill to burlesque. The exchange playfully frames intellect and show business prowess through wordplay on figures.
A Washington Star excerpt features a hunter and his horseman debating safety in a bear hunt. The horseman says he’d rather face a bear alone than be mistaken for game by an excited companion, underscoring caution and risk in hunting lore.
A waiter, once a marine, watches as his master struggles to draw stuffing through a bird. The waiter quietly suggests moving farther aft, the request coming in an embarrassed whisper. The scene captures a humorous, nautical themed kitchen moment.
A council meeting sparks debate as a stranger questions mayoral leadership while a citizen defends the mayor, noting that wrangling consumes time but avoids active mischief. The exchange reflects local tensions over governance.
Philosophers such as Mr Perkins and Mr Morgan's partner argue that in modern times the young man who works hard should win success. They urge footnotes to their discussions to clarify matters for men who labor hard and have not won.
A warning against ointments for catarrh containing mercury, which can impair smell and upset the system when absorbed. Likely advertisement notes St Gatarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Cleveland Ohio, sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle.
A Washington Star quote contrasts genius and money. Mr Stormington Barnes argues that men of genius often see little money, lacking chances to form definite ideas about its value.
The quotation presents a mother arguing that giving Clifford 25 cents for spankings aligns with authorities who claim punishing for nothing harms ethics. It echoes early 20th century parenting debates and publication voices.
The author argues for public business information and lower refined sugar prices to boost consumption. He cites price reductions from 4.55 cents to 2.64 cents, noting government takedowns and competition benefits. He warns against anti trust law overreach and predicts immigration-related social concerns from eastern and southern Europe, calling for laws excluding unfit entrants.
James J. Hill argues for distinguishing honest monopolies from dishonest trusts. He urges that any company selling stock nationally must disclose its assets and value, similar to banks and insurers, to protect investors and require honest business reporting.
Statement by Sy William Williams, Commissioner of Immigration, arguing for regulated immigration rather than total ban. Notes that immigrant flows shape the nation, with a focus on how migration to cities and from Britain, Germany, and Scandinavia has influenced U S development, and that selective quotas could balance desirable and undesirable entrants.
Dr. G F Shrady catalogs a trend of modern women preferring no children and argues social flats and Anglo Saxon prudery hinder childrearing education. He notes France funds prizes for large families and sees little future hope.
National Live Stock Association led by John W Springer faces a mammoth struggle with meat packers. If terms fail, cattle growers may run their own packing houses. The article profiles Springer's rise, leadership, and effect on western grazing interests amid railroad and packer opposition.
Chicago Inter Ocean reports a sharp collapse in bicycle demand from 1898 highs. Factory output, prices, and club memberships plummet. city stores fall from twenty to one. cycling becomes ordinary recreation and capital shifts away.
Superior Art figures Pallette DeAuber displays an eccentric act by painting a portrait priced at 300 dollars of an ordinary 30 cent man, provoking curiosity about his latest venture and public reception.
Mrs. Laura L. Barnes of Washoe City testifies the Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured her female troubles including backache irregular periods and nervous attacks. She urges other women to trust the remedy and notes a $6000 forfeit for fake letters as proof of authenticity.
A cartoon dialogue shows First Mouse challenging fear of women while Second Mouse explains he is not afraid but unsettled by their loud screams. The exchange plays on gender stereotypes with comic tension.
Mothers select Mrs Winstow’s Sooth Syrup as the best remedy for children during the testing period, citing its soothing effects and reliability for daily use.
A Brooklyn Life snippet shows a clergyman expressing regret about Jiqudér in a hotel. The hotel clerk says the problem would vanish if customers stopped purchasing it, highlighting tensions between clergy and hotel operations over controversial goods.
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