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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1890
Page
4
A poem by Helen Grace Smith reflects on a bird's sweet song as a balm for homesickness. The speaker contrasts summer land with a snowy, silent realm and envisions music that lifts the heart beyond grief toward a remembered homeland.
A tale recounts a self-styled government tester who exposed weight fraud in groceries by weighing with stamped 0.5 pounds, catching merchants short on pounds and leading to a violent confrontation. The piece contrasts reform rhetoric with street justice and discusses punishment ideas and poverty’s role in crime.
Testimonial letters praise the vegetable remedy made by Sierra Chemical Company San Francisco urging debilitated patients to try the product. Farnsworth and Krugges of California Street endorse it after purchasing twelve bottles and claim it truly works as advertised.
A description of Samaden Switzerland’s electric hotel uses water power and heated coils to demonstrate electric appliances. The piece extols Drs. Darrin for curing rheumatism and other ailments, cites patient testimonials from William M. Calwell and others, and lists treatment locations and conditions offered by the doctors.
An old advertisement extols Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a gentle effective remedy for dormant liver, bile flow and digestion. It claims tested results, notes relief from nervous debility and malaria, and warns against imitations of the North Carolina Seal Cut Tobacco.
Mrs Laura A Kempton of West Rutland Vermont reports her ten year old daughter suffered Brights disease with swollen ankles feet and eyes. After four physicians the family tried Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy from Rondout New York and the child recovered completely with no other medicines taken.
A fragmented 19th century advertisement page touts Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Dr Williams Indian Piles Ointment and Scotts Emulsion among other tonics and tonics for ailments from skin diseases to chronic coughs. It promotes certificates of guarantee and retail by druggists with prices and distributor names.
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