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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
7
A brief health note links tiredness to spring changes and claims skin eruptions show impure blood. It warns hazy individuals to heed three signs of vitality and impurity, suggesting a simple balance approach.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as restoring courage energy and animation by cleansing the blood and improving complexion. A testimonial from Mus C M Boor of Gilead Conn says tiredness sleep improved and scrofula cured after using the product.
A humorous column advises good teeth as essential for romance. It cites Dr. W A Wise of Wise Brothers in Portland Oregon urging readers to visit for dental care to ensure fresh breath and attractive teeth for better courting prospects.
A collection formed by G. Owen Wheeler of the London Philatelic Society was sold at auction for 5575 dollars, highlighting a valuable stamp assortment auctioned recently.
In a dialogue from a novel Mrs. Enpeck recalls a fairy tale ending and asks for opinion. Mr. Enpeck responds briskly that couples must have divorced soon after marriage.
In a terse exchange, Jewsharp questions if the man was intoxicated after rolling in mud, while Oinder Charley asserts he was riding in a racing automobile and not drunk. The dialogue suggests a dispute over perception and truth in a roadside moment.
Dialogue fragment shows a smoker asking about a cigar with an old man Diggs noting a whiff. The exchange hints at curiosity about the cigar’s identity or origin in a casual setting.
A quarrel over sidewalk snow and coal ends with a sharp rebuke. One neighbor accuses another of freezing him and dumping coal on the walkway. The accused retorts that the seed on the pavement should be cleaned by a hired helper, prompting further friction.
A dialogue riffs on love as a science and promotes Piso’s Cure for Consumption as a remedy for coughs and colds. The ad asserts the product at 25 cents as the best medicine.
A local editor claims the newspaper has the finest outlook in the world with the editor perched in a tree overseeing the entire countryside. The boast underscores the paper's pride and attention to regional coverage.
A Baltimore Herald quip notes Claude Misa Thirtyodd’s seeming agelessness as she near a doubled lifespan, joking that she has held to twenty five since youth and humorously defies the passage of time.
Local applications cannot reach the dispersed ear portion. The only cure for deafness is constitutional remedies. Deafness arises from an inflamed mucous of the Eustachian tube causing rumble or impaired hearing. Catarrh, a mucous surface condition, accounts for many cases. Hall’s Catarrh Cure offers $100 for any cure not achieved. Also mentions Hall’s Pills. anecdote about breaking an oath via alarm clock.
An advertisement-promoted remedy claims chronic sores and leg ulcers arise from polluted blood. It markets 8. 8. S. B. 8. as a purely vegetable blood purifier and tonic that supposedly cleanses the blood, quickens circulation, and heals slow-healing ulcers. Readers are invited to request free medical advice and a book.
A plain language discussion links nervous fear and penr asthenia to panic in open spaces and crowded rooms. It warns that without early countermeasures the sufferer risks permanent mental decline and possible temporary insanity during crises.
Mrs Ruth erford and William K Vanderbilt wed in London. The widow of Samuel Sands Jr and former wife of Lewis M Rutherford, she is about 85 and has two children. Vanderbilt, born 1849, boasts wealth estimated at 80 to 90 million dollars.
Experiments with a typewriter connected to the Wheatstone system have reportedly succeeded between Glasgow and London. An electrical instrument at the receiving end delivers messages at over 160 words per minute, typed on folio sheets. The remark ends with a quip about inheritance and preference.
A humorous note mentions there is no marrying in heaven and jokes about punishment elsewhere. It promotes the Klean Kool stove with no smoke ashes or heat and claims it makes cooking comfortable.
The story centers on a man with five wives and Brother Dickey doubts his fate, asking if he will remain in the asylum. John Burroughs previews a June Century piece praising Kipling’s Jungle Books and The White Seal, noting accuracy in the seal tale.
The British government recently appointed unpaid vice consuls in four large French towns where posts had not existed. Each appointee was a qualified British citizen prepared to undertake the duties of the position.
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