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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1893
Page
2
The article discusses tuberculosis in dairy herds, noting many cows harbor latent disease and that city milk may contain germs. Boiling milk can reduce germs but lowers nutrition. the piece calls for strict preventive measures and future breeding to eradicate tuberculosis.
A Philadelphia surgeon asserts that three strokes of his lancet could paralyze the nerves causing a man to become mad and then allow anyone to pull his nose cuff his ears or spit on his boots while he remains with a bland smile.
A brief listing notes savings on wedding presents jewelry and tableware at Rica Brae with advertised price cuts and special displays. Limited details, but highlights discounted items and storewide offers for gift buyers.
A fragmented piece contrasts a mock biography of Napoleon Bonaparte with a comic voice dismissing grand ambition. It includes urban dialect reflections on fame and leadership, interwoven with an apartment-fire safety excerpt from London Tit-Bits.
A fragment from The Epoch portrays a tense scene where a woman questions George about his mood and love. He explains a dog bite on his leg from an incident the night before, noting the animal did not recognize him in the dark and suggesting gratitude it was not worse.
A dying man asks the minister to burn his diary in Tarper's Bazaar as his end nears. The minister offers consolation and asks for any last requests, and the man confirms the diary should be burned.
The readable fragments mention Portland Maine, a statue of Longfellow, a rubber overcoat image, and a detective named Candello discussing health of dark eyed people versus light or blue eyed. The excerpt is garbled and lacks clear events or identifiables.
A nostalgic verse fragment recalls youth and love shared over tea with Polly and Molly. It speaks of a trembling minor note, tears, and hopeful resolve as hearts recall past joys and seek cheer in shared tea and songs.
Grace Hetherton waits forty years for Archie Armitage who vanished at sea. Her niece Gracie meets a new Archie, son of the drowned man’s brother, who resembles the former lover. Aunt Grace, believing the first Archie returned, welcomes him. tragedy follows as age and memory blur.
The Cir Ginnatt Tuimes Star reports that a group of Japanese real estate boomers founded a town and advertised a grand boulevard fifteen feet wide as a leading feature. The government ordered them to cease or face imprisonment for the waste of land.
A fragment urges use of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for rheumatism and various ailments. It cites doctors and testimonials and promotes the product for malaria liver complaints constipation kidney troubles nervous issues and appetite loss. The text notes relief after use and recommends the bitters as a preventive measure against the initial rheumatic attack.
An assortment of medical testimonials and promotions appears. Aycock's Porous Plasters claim rapid kidney pain relief and decades of use for colds and rheumatic affections. Ely's Cream Balm advertised for catarrh with user testimonies. Other notices promise cures for rupture and piles and feature household remedies and nursery supplies.
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