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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
4
A judge orders six months to cure a cold and jokes arise over clergy and laymen. The passage also lists vintage patent medicines and a note about Rear Admiral Cervera’s promotion ahead of Sampson and Schley in a naval context.
A reader from Trinity Springs Indiana quotes a critic praising a flexible view of classical music. The note from February 15 1900 highlights the ability to begin or halt anywhere without harming the music's sense. Mr Meddergrass is cited as making the remark.
A misread advertisement promotes Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming to treat malaria chills and fever with iron and quinine in a tasteless form. The copy jokes about thinking and moments of thought while noting a no cure no pay price offer.
A dialogue features a professor pushing a proposal to a woman skeptical of his advances. He explains his logic that appearances mask true nature, arguing that a woman is not what she seems at first glance. The exchange exposes gendered assumptions in courtship dialogue.
A man who died by suicide wore one of Percy’s verses in his pocket when found. The incident drew wide mention across local papers, noting the cousinly poet figure and the public reaction to the connection.
A New Orleans Times Democrat excerpt recalls superstition around the number thirteen from a bachelor party where two guests were missing and later tragedies were attributed to thirteen. The piece contrasts such belief with a broader note on mortality and misfortune among the attendees. It also mentions Cape Colony stamps marked S. A. RR issued in the South African republic for collectors, with uncertain value until issuance numbers are known.
Gertrude Gilbert of 201 Dauphin Street Philadelphia recounts illness misdiagnosed as heart disease and consumption. After doctors failed, Dr Williams Pink Pills revived blood, eased breath and heart action, restored appetite, and enabled daily tasks. She keeps a box as preventive and credits the remedy to her recovery.
The text notes the Chinese era starting in 2697 BC with Emperor Yao who devised a 365 day year with an leap day every four years. It also mentions an active manufacturing brace and a cash payment of $8.00 for a 12 day trial, with a promotion aid permanent portion described as satisfactory. Andrew G. BOP, Co. 72 Chestnut et, Philadelphia.
A first time shopper hesitates in a store as the clerk asks how many yards she wants. The dialogue shows cautious hesitation before making a purchase.
Ingenious yet risky idea from English artist Walter Severn proposes steel plate bicycle shields to deflect bullets and armor transports. The concept includes boltproof gear under five to six pounds per square foot and use on movable, man driven wheels to protect troops, wounded, and wire-cutters.
De Sales notes a cashier was fired for divulging a trade secret. He recalls the cashier insulting the boss and overheard by England's Army and Navy. The dialogue then digresses into unrelated remarks about defense and stomach tonics.
The park project nears completion with land purchase totaling 1,231 acres. Efforts focus on restoring military features from the Civil War era and preserving historic sites within the park boundaries.
Fragmented dialogue references a flying machine and stage box office disputes. An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic with a no cure no pay claim. The text also includes Hall's Catarrh Cure offers and a brief testimonial from Cheney and associates.
OCR reading shows scattered times and initials such as 2:45.4 PM 7:25 AM 7:42 AM 2:00 PM and 6:00 AM with various initials like M FM 745 Ph and Lino Tan. Content is fragmentary with no clear event or entities to define.
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