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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1890
Page
4
A tender verse by John De Witt in American Commercial Traveler recalls daily scenes of a mother and her son. The speaker notes his son's playful morning kiss and toy soldier cap, and ends with a bedtime prayer and blessing for his father. The piece reflects maternal love and family rituals.
A Washington Star piece traces the Patent Office century mark, its founders led by Thomas Jefferson, and early clerks like Dr Thornton. It notes fires that spurred recordkeeping, the shift to photo lithographs, and the rise of female inventors earning patents including Mary Keo and Mary Brosh, with details on the patent process and the 1860s reforms.
A piece urging young businessmen to value reputation and credit, emphasizing keeping promises, timely payments, and honesty. It warns that failing to meet obligations harms trust and future borrowing, and urges direct communication with creditors when difficulties arise. The article cites disciplined financial habits as foundations of enduring reputation.
A fragmented vignette recalls a distraught man in a newsroom sanctum asking for a nickel for whisky as autumnal memories flood his mind. The piece contrasts his tortured musings with editor dialogue and snippets about Thomas A. Edleon, the inventor tied to early railroad journalism.
Fragmented antiquated ad and prose passages describe various tonics and laxatives such as Hosteter's Stomach Mittters and Dr Piero's Prescription, interwoven with stray lines about knighthood and a ship voyage. Names, products, and odd dialogue appear without coherent narrative.
A damaged OCR snippet touts Kirk's German Pile Ointment as a cure for piles with fast relief from itching burning and bleeding. It claims absorption of moisture reduces itch and offers a preparation marketed for piles and itching of private parts with a price and wholesale agent details.
The letter from Tacoma praises Dr. Darrin for curing a long standing ear discharge after failing with other specialists. A Vancouver lumberman testifies to relief from sciatic rheumatism and revival of mobility after Darrin treatment.
A claim forms a testimonial for Dr. Darrin offering free examinations and confidential cures. The note lists locations in Portland and Tacoma with daily hours and describes targeted chronic and private diseases, promising treatment based on ability to pay and free care for the poor.
An advertisement extols Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy of Rondout New York as a cure for rheumatism and related pain claim ing wondrous relief. A New Hamburg New York merchant Mr Frank Strait testifies he suffered sciatic rheumatism but after using the remedy is entirely rid of symptoms though only three bottles were needed. The notice urges readers to send for a cure book and warns against imitations of the celebrated product.
Mrs. Ifelen Sterrett writes in Forum that electricity will move cooking and washing outside the home and the domestic servant may vanish. The piece warns women’s nerves grow strained by household duties and promotes Paine’s Celery Compound to restore energy and health.
Frequent shipments of Dr Pierce medicines reach major centers to meet unprecedented demand. The Golden Medical Discovery carries a guarantee of benefit or cure or money back, with certificates on every bottle. Favorite Prescription for women’s ailments also guarantees satisfaction or refund. Manufactured by the World’s Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo, NY.
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The readable fragments describe a small shop operation. Names, dates, and clear events are missing, leaving only scattered words about a shoe shop and dry goods. No distinct persons or organizations are identifiable to anchor a fuller summary.
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