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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1897
Page
4
An odd animal comparison leads to advice on St Jacobs Oil for muscle sprains with claims of smoothing and restoring shape. The text shifts to Spain’s farming gloom and a government relief plan of 1.2 million dollars to aid the industry.
A 19th century ad style note praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as safe relief for rheumatism and various ailments. It contrasts Bitters with harmful remedies and mentions a Denver court admitting Roentgen ray photographs as evidence in a recent case.
A Los Angeles mother of a two day old infant recounts her struggle with illness and imagined fears. She credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring health, energy, and appetite after weeks of weakness, describing a return to normal life and praise for the medicine. The piece highlights personal hardship, medical claims, and a side note on a New York export firm shipping footwear to the Americas.
An advertisement from eS on Company promotes a tea trade program promising a money back guarantee on any product disliked. The offer frames lifetime tea supply as a low risk, high value deal with broad appeal to grocery shoppers.
Northwest brevities summarize Oregon and Washington items. Grants Pass hosts miner leaders meeting while Baker County youths face penitentiary terms. Local improvements include jail upgrades, bridge work, and a creamery push. A Polish centenarian in Chicago marks 112 years with family ties intact.
News from Cole City Ga reports a noon wreck when a Dade Coal switch engine plunged down a washed bridge. Engineer Stewart died after the coal firebox burned his chest and the fireman Cagle was pinned in the cab.
In St Joseph Missouri on March 22 Frank Lewis 26 poured three ounces of carbolic acid down his throat after demanding whisky or payment for a drink. He collapsed at the saloon bar and died minutes later at the police station. His father is a wealthy King County businessman. no motive is given.
A bay collision near San Francisco injures none, Sunol and Olympic clash as Sunol’s captain errs crossing bows. A San Luis Obispo shooting fatally wounds P H Dalidet Jr by his brother. In Manila, 2,000 troops mislead into ambush by 8,000 rebels. Spaniards retreat. A sword duel in Paris between Pinea and Thomageux leaves Thomageux wounded. Ottoman bank delays 600000 pounds for troops. Turkish wages unpaid. Bath launches schooner Frank A Palmer. its length noted. Nansen awarded honorary degree in Oxford. cactus collection planned at Arizona. Theo Beckman shot by Frank Payette. both ex-US Army sharpshooter and cook. Submarine cable repair requires 37 steamers.
The week shows a firm overall tone with moderate gains and some easy undercurrent. Traders note support from operators on the short side. supply and demand remain tight and likely drive further declines in visible and on‑passage wheat stocks.
Market reports from Portland Seattle and San Francisco dated March 22 provide price ranges for flour wheat hay butter cheese wool hops beef mutton hogs and vegetables. Key entries include flour at 4.25 per barrel in Portland and 78 79 cents per bushel for Walla Walla wheat, oats and barley per ton, butter up to 50 cents per roll, potatoes per cental, and live poultry and eggs prices across cities.
John Graham a leading American athletics figure cites Paine's celery compound as aiding strength and recovery for athletes and students. Prolific endorsements from Prof. Edward E. Phelps and others claim the remedy cleanses blood, rebuilds nervous tissue, and provides lasting relief for rheumatism neuralgia kidney and liver disorders.
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