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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1901
Page
4
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a spring blood purifier that cleanses the body and cures eruptions. It cites a testimonial from Joux Scawan of Nipomo California about a child with sores improving after taking the medicine. A social note mentions Bulgey claiming many engagements and a shiny dress coat.
The piece praises ancient Jewish burial simplicity with inexpensive coffin and linen shroud as equalizing symbols. It contrasts modern practice where the rich seek costly fineries and the poor overspend to imitate wealth, arguing for modest funerals.
A garbled OCR sample from a 1900 page includes quirky quotes and names such as Mars Tos and Grace, with lines about political talk and family banter. It mentions a remedy box slogan, a cure for consumption claim, and a dated Norwich New York street address.
In a dialogue between Mrs. Quizzer and Prof. Trotter the scene touches on harsh records and blame. The recording angel uncovers alleged faults about an opposition figure, including a past newspaper print.
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for a cure Hall's F. O s ca EY 4&4 CO. Toledo Propa. and Dall's Catarrh Cure are advertised as blood and mucous surface remedies with a free medical test sample. The note also mentions wholesale druggists in Toledo and a belief in the product’s guaranteed efficacy.
Fragmentary ad text notes a 1901 catalog listing photographic materials and amateur food products. It cites Dr Kiime nervousness remedy trials and a San Francisco address Kirk Geary 390 Sutter St as a source for goods and treatments.
A fragment shows a child asking about baptism and a mother’s guidance on fever and liver health. The dialogue includes odd phrases about drugs and a remedy called lake rat and HERS remedy, reflecting unclear historical text and archaic spelling.
Senator Tillman has received an offer to lecture with full freedom to choose his topic and present it in his own style. The southerner is described as a capable speaker with a keen sense of humor, traits suitable for a lecturer.
In Australian waters HH Phelps Whitmarsh recalls a muddy dive when he mistook a diver for a sea monster. A twelve foot shadowy figure with a barrel head and vast hands approached, but the two divers recognized each other, exchanged nods, and parted.
A quirky fragment contrasts a forecast that electric trains will replace steam with a travel boon, then touts Lostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for various ailments and appetite booster. A dialogue recalls Strickland and Old Smiley's family, uncertain about Smiley’s fate.
In a dialogue Madge admits that heavy borrowing worsens her memory. Yabsly asks if business anxiety can cause memory loss and Madge confirms, describing a personal pattern where debt increases forgetfulness.
A playful dialogue features Cy Nick resisting lifelong commitment and Miss Thrust challenging his stance. The exchange hints at skepticism toward matrimony with a sharp back and forth.
Mrs. J B Shaw testifies that Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People restored memory, cured grip after months of weakness and nervousness. Advertisement claims pills expel lingering germs, strengthen heart action, and prevent future illness, with notary validation and price details.
The excerpt presents a mother praising Tom for his uncomplaining nature and first-choice advantage. A caller asks about Johnny, who would lose out, but the setup suggests both children feel satisfied with the arrangement despite the imbalance.
Archaeologists report a new inscription tying the ancient waterworks from Bethlehem through the Hinnah valley to Emperor Severus in 195 A D. The find supports a Roman origin for the Jerusalem aqueduct system.
He remarks on his wife’s money and she responds with a measured, revealing line about roles. AJ
Geneva firm Marvel Watch showcases a twenty ligne pocket timepiece at the Paris exposition. It includes a perpetual calendar, moon phases, and two sun and moon dials for rising and setting times. A Milan buyer owns one with a sun time band that tracks the daily difference between mean and true time, up to fifteen minutes.
The driver explains the farm on the off side is not run by any local man for his health. The drummer asks how it survives, and the response notes the crew avoids buying gold bricks to prevent losses like the rest.
A letter from J. D. Botkin in Washington dated April 1 1808 praises Peruna and other Hartman medicines for catarrh of the stomach and constipation. Botkin reports twenty five years of illness relieved after using the remedies and invites others to seek Dr Hartman’s free advice.
A collage of 1901 era notices covers moral adages, patent tonics, army dental plans, teething remedies, fruit farming in Southern California, cold cures, and a library project. It mentions Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic, Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, Mrs Winslow’s Syrup, and a Newburg New York dog incident, plus a 1901 catalog from Kirk Geary & Co. and a Dresden professor.
The Focus notes a western cattle ranch linked to Boston families as a site where their sons raise meat, highlighting the boys’ ranching venture and its regional relevance.
An old ad touts Latative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a cold cure with no pay if ineffective. It repeats price and claims, includes a large manufacturing house offer of $36 cash for a trial and permanent position, and notes coal transport rates on the American lakes.
An appeal to mothers of large families urges seeking intelligent aid and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Pinkham's Laboratory in Lynn Massachusetts is advertised as a source, with a testimonial from Mrs Caume ReEvLevi Lie of Ludington Michigan praising relief from menstruation and regained ability to do housework for eight family members.
A listing of many Pacific Northwest towns and major eastern cities signaling fast mail service connections. The note mentions Kalama Kelso Castle Rock and others linking to Chicago St Louis New York Philadelphia and Boston as mail routes expand across regions.
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