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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
4
Newberg Oregon newspaper enters second class mail at the post office with weekly Friday morning issue edited by E H Woodward and associate editor W C Woodward.
A fragmented editorial discusses Teddy Reames, a native son candidate for Congress, running as neither Republican nor Democrat. It contrasts Reames with Hermann supporting progressive GOP policies and Roosevelt while criticizing anti expansion and free trade stances. The Oregonian reflects on Referendum power, Miles and McKinley era judgments, and Oregon's future prospects.
The piece defends Senator Hanna against caricatures and lauds efforts to unite capital and labor. It asserts Binger Hermann exits the campaign with strong support, denying timber land fraud charges and noting Roosevelt’s backing. Public figures nationwide affirm Hermann’s integrity and ability.
The text notes Hermann’s political standing and wide acquaintances will help him advance Oregon work. It cites a speech on Whitman’s role in Oregon history, with President Rivetts’ remarks at Walla Walla linking Whitman to the movement that settled the Washington and Oregon region under the American flag.
A chambermaid in Indianapolis refused to make a bed intended for Booker T. Washington and was rewarded with a large purse for her brash act. The episode prompts sharp criticism of Southern chivalry, with calls recalling violent honors and past insults to a defenceless senator.
The Western Division of the State Teachers Association will convene in Portland from June 24 to 29, 1903. A top program with leading educators is planned, promising one of the finest educational gatherings. Guest speaker D Pettengill of Lan sing Mich will discuss key topics, and railway companies offer excursion rates to Portland for the event.
Last call for guesses invites entrants across the state to submit reasoning on why Eilers Piano House can price pianos at 100 to 150 dollars less than rivals. Prizes range from 25 to 1 dollars cash, with ten runners up. The store, described as the largest on the coast, operates four prospering locations including Portland and San Francisco.
Local contest invites children sixteen and younger in Oregon to submit letters not exceeding 100 words. Prizes awarded after closing. Judges include C Owen, S J Connell, and Thomas Milburn. Notices encourage timely postmarks and outline judging panel and prize timing. DeWitt's Witch Hazel ad appears within unrelated text.
A period piece touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a life saver with sale listed at C F Moore & Co. The fragment also includes a brief village punchline about a boy and his new false teeth and a minister.
Alarmed by a four to five year cough Mr H P Burbage of Greenville says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured him after two bottles. He was influenced by an advertisement and reports a remarkable change with relief from fear of consumption.
A brief item notes free eye testing offered at the Dixon Building with repairs provided neatly and promptly.
The southern orator Col. Ham was struck by an egg while giving a lecture in an eastern town. He quipped that ham and eggs go well together, turning the incident into lighthearted fodder for his audience.
A testimonial from Turner of Dempsey town Pa claims Dr King's New Life Pills restore youth in two weeks. The purely vegetable remedy supposedly cures liver stomach and bowels without gripe and is sold exclusively at F H Caldwell Co's drug store.
The Newberg Steam Laundry guarantees satisfaction and prompt work with a profit focus. Branches are advertised in Sherwood and surrounding areas, highlighting reliable cleaning and quick turnaround for customers.
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