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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
4
A playful dialogue features Mrs Newlywed praising a butcher for sending oversized roasts and a talking tramp quipping about women being busy bodies. A misquoted ad for Allen's Foot-Kase claims a free sample while a small man calls a man a contemptible scounder after a telephone rebuke.
Jimson and Bilson debate the purpose of their trip and the meaning of the boxes packed with books. The crates reportedly hold the game laws of the state, and Bilson insists the freight is for legal reference, not hunting out of season.
Willie remarks on Uncle Jake's changed appearance. Uncle Jake asks what Willie means and recalls Papa noting a terrible head on him the other morning.
Articles discuss a link between liver iron and skin hair color, sun corona origins and heat estimates, and mining depths limiting ore deposits. Yukon winter trapping highlights fur values with the rare black fox commanding 200 to 300 dollars and other pelts priced per animal.
A corner druggist laments the stale sameness of modern almanacs while recalling the charm of old farm and sun phase illustrations. He notes woodcuts for each month and calendars predicting weather and times, comparing past and present editions as he cites a New York source.
A fragment shows Mall and Express lamenting the old-time almanac and longing for a modern version. The speaker notes the average almanac lacks current ideas and hints at a desire for updated, practical features.
An Englishman describes a near-fatal encounter as a huge African lion stalked his wife and child near a Transvaal bungalow. He retrieved a rifle, fired once, and the lion dropped immediately, ending a chilling moment of peril.
Elmer Bowman the author of Go Way Back and Sit Down speaks of inspiration and the craft of songwriting. He discusses Chicken on the Brain and other works, noting New York success and personal sacrifice for art. The piece also mentions the tsar’s France visit and a Denver ranching figure, Mrs. N. Whitman, along with assorted anecdotes.
A quirky dialogue mix features Sleepless asking what stops a dog from barking at night and getting the curt reply Give it away. Perkins and Bildad discuss a woman's wealth and hesitation. Grimes ponders Landsman s marine novel Hurley praises it as saturated with the sea while a polite croupier jokes about Lord Rogelyn blue checks.
A brief exchange describes the student under questioning by an adult about involvement in a demeaning act against Mr. Waters. The undergrad replies that the left leg was taken as part of the conduct in question.
A brief exchange reveals the editor is away for the night as a caller checks on newsroom status. The Imp confirms the editor is gone, noting a wife called home to check on their sleeping baby.
Eli Wiltshire of Landsdowne Terrace Calne Wisconsin describes severe rheumatic pain and relief after using St Jacobs Oil. He notes twenty years of illness with six rheumatic fevers and claims the remedy eased pain almost immediately and aided several other cases he observed.
Grasshoppers swarm Hay New South Wales so thick they obscure street lamps leaving the town in total darkness at night. Farmers report crop damage as insects overwhelm the area in a sustained infestation.
Misa Belle MacKinnon of Utica New York is named a partner by her brother in a large knitting operation and will oversee about 2 000 employees.
A philosophical exchange contrasts divorces and marriages noting their costs. One speaker claims divorces cost more, while the practical man agrees, arguing they are worth more. The brief dialogue highlights value judgments in relationships.
Scribbs asks if the new novel will sell and hires a Chicago man to come forward and claim the plot. The Detroit Free Press reports the man’s involvement as part of a publicity push and potential dispute over authorship.
A witty exchange on marriage expectations and affection. She jokes about a man needing wealth for a yacht while He counters with love and simple gestures, highlighting pragmatism and romance. The banter contrasts material worth with emotional fulfillment.
Mrs Corntassel questions the neglijay shirts seen in bargain sales. The narrator explains neglijay as a soft boiled shirt, contrasting its comfort with older prim garments.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats catarrh through blood and mucous surfaces, calling it a genuine prescription from a top physician. It promises testimonials, free literature, and lists F J Cheney & Co of Toledo as manufacturers, with Hall’s Family Pills also advertised.
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