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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
7
The article stresses that the efficacy of Peruna rests on exact proportions and skilled blending of ingredients. It emphasizes that proper combination, stability against temperature and air, and the exponent of experience determine a medicine’s value beyond the individual drugs. It cites Dr. Hartman’s long practice shaping Peruna’s unique formula.
A playful pair banter about a family love tale on a settee. Eva and Jack tease whether the old piece is a spoon chest while noting generations courting in the household. The exchange blends humor with nostalgic domestic scenes.
A new device protects dress shirts from finger marks with a transparent paper envelope. The envelope, large enough to hold the shirt, keeps it clean while displaying size numbers. It reduces returns to factories by preventing handling damage and costs dealers less.
In a New England trolley accident an Irishman, badly hurt, is visited by a lawyer who asks about damages. The wounded Pat jokes that he already has damages and would sue the railway for repairs, sparking humorous regaining of the case.
Reader Magazine portrays Rio de Janeiro's Avenida Central as a sweeping urban renewal. From 1904 to 1905, 641 houses were demolished and over 4,000 people relocated as the plan linked sunlight and cleanliness with broad, aligned avenues valued at up to 30 million dollars.
Lady Swettenham, wife of Sir Alexander Swettenham governor of Jamaica, is highlighted as a leading helper in relief efforts for the homeless and suffering on the island. The piece notes her husband faced censure for his handling of Admiral Davis and the American marines.
A young SPCA member confronts a coal-cart driver seen whipping a reluctant horse. She offers to intervene but is rebuffed, hearing the driver jeer that it would be hard to remember a long name as Jerry the horse pulls away despite the attempted protest.
The Chicago News reproduces a young gentleman’s formal rejection of Mrs. Raymond’s invitation for the twentieth first. He confesses unfamiliarity with polite forms and declines with pleasure, thanking her for the opportunity to do so.
A humorous exchange unfolds between a third floor renter and a new fourth floor tenant. The latter uses an ear trumpet to respond, quipping about the fine morning as the two navigate the odd conversation.
Paz0 Ointment guarantees cure for any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles within 6 to 14 days or a full refund. The ad promises relief and a money back assurance.
Yonkers Statesman notes Egbert observes the leader remains standing throughout the concert, remarking it seems unfortunate he must stand while playing.
The advertisement defends Allcock's Plasters against imitators who claim holes make them as effective. It asserts longstanding consumer trust, endorsements by medical authorities, and reviews from millions of grateful patients who rely on the plaster as a household remedy.
Filipino laborers and their families depart Manila in groups of 50 to 100 to work on sugar plantations in Hawaii. The move follows limits on Philippine exports to the American market. A separate ad praises Mrs Windlow's soothing remedy for teething and Hall's Catarrh Cure claims.
In a Baltimore American snippet a court clearing of a receiver of stolen goods is described as a homely triumph for lawyers. The remark likens the verdict to a whitewashing of the fence.
An alienist encounters a patient in an asylum who claims to be Czar Nicholas. The patient quips that he was Emperor of Germany by his first wife, highlighting a shifting royal identity in a wry exchange. The tale blends history and irony in a concise vignette from Argonaut.
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