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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1891
Page
4
Opinionated excerpt debates medical cures including Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription. It questions blanket distrust of remedies while noting sensational claims and a money back guarantee from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association.
Readers learn of a claimed cure for catarrh by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The ad asserts the remedy treats blood and mucous surfaces and offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available and address for Fr. Cheney in Toledo.
The piece extols Annock's Ponots Plasters for over thirty years of public trust and denounces imitators selling holes in plasters. It claims endorsements from medical authorities and millions of grateful patients, noting the public health duty as nature's debt.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention ailments such as indigestion malaria urinary troubles piles and other diseases. The legible text hints at remedies and remedies or advice but provides no coherent narrative, dates, names, places, or verifiable facts.
The Hammondsport Cor New York Sun notes Keuka Lake residents favor sunflowers as a national flower. It traces Capt John Sheathar, a Revolutionary soldier who planted seeds said to come from Washington's era, and describes towering sunflowers brightening local gardens and cottages along the lake.
Professor Sousa explains the Marine band’s choice of Semper Fidelis over Hail to the Chief during a Baltimore review. He notes the air's fit with the corps roll and trumpets as drums pass the reviewing officer, and cites tradition and suitability for state ceremonies.
Alpine residents report a large iron meteor fall near Mount Bullion described as bigger than a cannon blast. Citizens scour nearby hills to locate the aerolite, with observers placing the impact five to ten miles away. The Genow Cour ier notes widespread excitement.
The Yeoman of the Sword performance at Hastings theater connected by telephone to private houses and hotels so audiences hear but do not see the opera. The London Globe notes Hastings may be in the lead of this experimental progress.
Californians plan to restore and maintain Sutter's Fort in Fat County, preserving the pioneer era. A hall for celica of the period may be built along the old fort's lines, reflecting early California history.
The San Francisco Bulletin notes five western territories Idaho Wyoming New Mexico Utah Utah population estimates suggest trimming. Congress will likely address admission next session. No territory has an automatic right to statehood despite population figures or precedents. The federal government retains sovereign power to admit or reject.
A New York Mail and Express report describes a last week luncheon in Flushing L. L. with autumnal decor. yellow cream walls maple boughs crimson highlights and a center chestnut burr bonbonniere given to each guest.
The Russian Gazette notes rivers Dnieper and Volga run shallow hindering navigation from Kiev to Catherinoslav and Nijii Novgorod. Calls grow for dredging and stricter regulation of Don, Dnieper, and Volga as minister of ways of communication weighs action.
The New York World criticizes the Attorney General for not recognizing invitations of power and argues the office previously stated it had authority. The piece questions how the law is now challenged and whether the Attorney General can admit a lack of case while asking the Court to stage one.
The steamship Astor Hall from Liverpool unloads at Queen and Crescent wharf. The crew of forty six Mohammedans eat rice and curry with right hand, avoid beef and pork, and prohibit outside contact with their food and utensils. They are teetotal and prayerful, yet reportedly lax in religious observance during shore leave. They speak Hindustani, were hired in Bombay, and will return there after twelve months.
Ira G Hoitt ex State Superintendent of Public Instruction of California leases the Keldington place at Oak Grove two miles from Millbrae San Mateo county and will open a Doareing school for boys August 4 1801 on 156 acres with forests gardens and grounds. The school offers gas and water works and aims from primary to university admission. Mr and Mrs Hoitt are well known in educational work and may be reached at Millbrae Cal.
Letters from grateful patients in Washington praise Dr. Jordan and Histogenetic Medicine for relief from varied ailments. Notes mention improved pain, digestion, coughing, and strength after using prescribed medicines. The physician’s office is listed at ex-mayor Yesler’s residence, with a caution that the Histogenetic Medicine is sold in one agency per town.
Joan D. Cox describes relief from five months of chronic dyspepsia after two weeks of August Flower treatment. She worked for Thomas McHenry druggist in Allegheny City and credits the remedy with eliminating pain, fullness, wind colic, and digestion problems. Signature from Cox and manufacturer G. G. Green listed.
An ad touts stomach bitters as a cure for rheumatic and digestive ailments. It claims relief on a sleepless couch and urges a protracted trial, noting benefits for dyspepsia and indigestion while linking religious sentiment to constancy. It promotes Dobbins Electric Soap as saving fuel and time.
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