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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1892
Page
4
The advertisement claims a $500 reward for an incurable catarrh case, asserting the remedy cures catarrh in the head. It touts a 25 year record and invites readers to trust the product as a proven, permanent solution. It also promotes Scott and Rowan emulsion as a general health aid.
An old advertisement touts Lighting Fluid as a rapid action pain killer for headaches neuralgia rheumatism sprains bruises chilblains influenza coughs colds cramps back pain and more. It promises lasting cure and urges every family to keep a bottle available with sales through druggists in 50 and 100 cent bottles.
The testimonial from LL. C. Frost of Springfield Massachusetts reports his wife used August Flower for sick headache and heart palpitations with immediate relief after years of physician care in this city and Boston. The letter praises the remedy as highly effective for her condition.
A fragmented tobacco advertisement praises Thassos plug and other blends as superior, claiming smoother flavor and calming properties. It emphasizes packing quality and promises involvement from Pace Tobacco Co and Kiehmendirgini.
An eccentric tale traces a renowned pianist who, after meeting a mysterious longed-for visitor, vows never to touch a piano again to honor a lost beloved. The haunting episode ends with a funeral march that tests art, memory, and devotion across Liszt and Thalberg eras.
The applicant responds ambiguously about engagement in hazardous work. The fragment mentions an examiner and a prompt about hazardous careers with a scrambled reply indicating uncertainty or obfuscation. The context implies an insurance risk assessment snippet.
An elderly narration recalls a family hardship centering on a girl and a tin cup, ending in a grave visit and a grieving mother. The piece shifts to social satire on church hats and public manners, then to assorted brief items on longevity, fashion, and humor, with a final church fair note and a meal request.
An interview with a long-serving country doctor reveals the perils and pride of nomadic care. He describes endless night rides, the lantern that signals townsfolk, and the balance of duty, risk, and personal sacrifice. Also included are assorted anecdotes from era newspapers.
The article claims Hustetter's Stomach Bitters wards off kidney related ailments and Bright's disease while easing dropsy gout and rheumatism. It asserts improved blood and general health without harsh side effects and marks the tonic as helpful for malarial and nervous invalids especially after the grippe.
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