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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1890
Page
4
A distressed child laments mistreatment by adults and muses on future strength. The narrator vows to speak out and seek protection, noting fear of punishment if crying. The piece reflects concern over infant vulnerability and social neglect.
A historical survey traces early clocks from the 13th century Nuremberg maker to Strasburg and Paris calibres. It notes Dolious legends about Charles V and a pendant ear clock, detailing astronomical gears, automata, and dramatic destruction by French soldiers, with later restorations and colonial imitations.
A St Louis Republic reminiscence by John W Wright notes a dozen plus bread ideas while admitting space limits prevent listing them all. He reflects on diverse rart tles and related culinary observations from his kitchen.
The piece argues fiction rarely instructs via direct preaching and mainly amuses, guiding readers through imagination and appeal to preferences. It notes fiction’s power lies in its imaginative and ethical reach, not utilitarian aims, and cautions that people are moved more by what they prefer than by explicit didactic aims.
The University of Berlin will not recognize American medical college degrees, citing wide variation in quality among U.S. schools. Berlin, like other European nations, treats foreign diplomas with caution and stresses strict exams to ensure competence in medicine and law across governments. The Brooklyn Eagle notes New York's progress in requiring exams for law and medicine to safeguard public welfare.
A San Francisco notice touts The Great Sierra Kidney and Liver Cure with letters of cure from Atlantic and Pacific Pub. Co. It includes travel health tips and assorted ads for bitters and remedies, promising relief from kidney and urinary disorders and various travel ailments.
A fragment promoting a dyspepsia remedy called Brasoren’s Priscure pills. It claims minor daily pains hurt health and lists symptoms such as indigestion headaches chest tightness dizziness sour stomach and heart palpitations. It asserts one or two pills nightly can relieve them and notes availability in generic drug stores.
An advertisement touts Dr. William’s Indian Pile Ointment as a universal cure for piles with testimonials. It claims rapid relief, offers free consultations, and promotes Histogenetic medicines with a single authorized agency per town and fraud warnings.
Prominent Portland resident Mrs John Sax shares cure by Dr Darrin and other testimonials praise electricity as a revolutionary medical practice. Letters describe rapid relief from rheumatism and hearing issues, with admission hours and office locations in Portland Tacoma and San Francisco.
A mail-in offer from Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh sells Dr. McLane's Liver Pills for 45 cents with 4 cents postage. Consumers receive a chance at 15 rare novelty cards and must mail the pill box wrapper and their address. The pills are advertised as a long trusted cure for indigestion and headaches.
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