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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1890
Page
4
Oilolly Corwin laments kitchen toils and detraction by rivals. She vows to endure, yet hints at future retribution as she muses on pies and the signature recipes of her husband’s mother. Her note reflects domestic humor and personal pride in family culinary lore.
Daisy inherits a small Pennsylvania farm from her old nurse Margaret. Wharton, a rising lawyer, discovers the land hides near surface coal and, after testing options, helps Daisy sell to a mining company. The couple marries, whiles Wharton pursues fame and Daisy enjoys newfound wealth and a grand life.
A series of curiosities from abroad includes England’s rising canned fruit consumption among the middle classes, Paris clergy denouncing cremation, and an Australian town naming streets after chemicals. Other items note ancient beer found at Burton and plans for Paris reservoir towers, plus imperial cotton schemes and a German effort to curb luxury among ladies.
A survey of phrases such as dun from debt collection and outsiders at a convention, tracing their origins in 19th and early 20th century discourse. It notes Dickens and Stephens influences, plus remarks on game species and hunting changes in the South.
A testimonial from L. H. Com of the Atlantic and Pacific Pub. Co. in San Francisco hails the Great Sierra Kidney and Liver Cure as miraculously effective after three bottles. The letter urges sufferers to try the remedy and reports near-total recovery.
A garbled ad collage touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for travel sickness and digestion, Brown's Bronchial Tracheas for throat relief, Dobbins' Soap as pure and economical, and Tanall's Punch for the army. It weaves in quips about imitations, fool streaks, and a brief Philadelphia dialogue.
A Seattle reader lauds Dr J Eugene Jordan's Histogenetic Medicines as transformative for Miss Hall and others. The letter claims rapid cure without side effects and notes free consultation and a single authorized agency, warning against impostors and citing Dr Jordan's Seattle office at Yesler’s residence.
A local patient from Molalla Oregon describes a nine year stomach pain that resisted prior remedies. After five weeks of Dr Darrins electricity based therapy and medicines the sufferer reports cure and invites others to view the healer in Molalla Clackamas county Oregon. The notice appears in the Oregonian.
A Portland man Mr Wittram Ror states he was cured of chronic nasal and throat catarrh by electricity and medical treatment from Dr Darrin. He signs the certificate and gives his residence at the New York hotel Front and B streets.
A reader testifies after six years of catarrh to Drs Darrin curing him. Addresses for consultations include Oregon City Portland and Tacoma with hours. Examinations free and circulars mailed. Charges vary by ability to pay, with free treatment for the poor daily. Private diseases confidential and cures guaranteed. Medicines and letters sent without doctor names.
A Buffalo clerk details relief after using ALLcock's Porous Plaster for a severe shoulder bruise and persistent pain. He credits two to three weeks of application for recovery and also cites improvement from a stubborn stomach ailment. He mentions other products like Dr Isaac Thompson’s Eye Water and Oregon Blood Purifier.
A large collection of 15 novelty cards is offered with a box of Dr MacLane's Celebrated Liver Pills for 25 cents plus 4 cents postage. Fleming Bros Pittsburgh Pa advertise pills claimed as a long trusted cure for indigestion and headache.
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