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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
2
The Friday November 2 1900 issue argues the ballot decides the election featuring a clash between progressive Republicanism and retrogressive Democracy. It labels Logans preaching as hate and calls for prosperity honest money and law and order as outcomes of expansionist policies.
The piece questions William Jennings Bryan's stance on the Paris Peace Treaty arguing he shifted blame to Republicans for the treaty's making while claiming only minimal involvement. It notes a New York rally with Richard Croker funding and asks voters to judge Bryan by actions, not words, amid alleged inconsistencies and ties to Tammany Hall.
The speech argues that the 1900 campaign mirrors 1806 unfinished business and that the central question remains the reaffirmation of the Chicago platform. It notes a cautious current campaign and criticizes reliance on imperialism while the Chicago platform stays unchanged as a Democratic creed.
The Globe Democrat condemns William Jennings Bryan for wielding control over both major parties, forcing platforms and delaying campaigns. It argues business slows as plans are paused until after election day and warns contracts with "Void if Bryan is elected" reflect national nuisance.
A New York Tribune editorial portrays William Jennings Bryan plagued by the silver or gold question as he camps eastward. The piece argues Bryan would overturn the gold standard by swift means if elected, and contends voters will decide by whether to demand an answer.
Six carloads of eggs were imported into Oregon in one week and three more arrived, with another due and two more on the way, proving the import pattern as a real condition facing Oregon producers. The piece suggests improved egg production and modern incubators would aid Willamette Valley farmers as they cope with eastern egg shipments.
A column highlights a 1901 Puritan Girl Calendar from The Companion and discusses the 1900 census as a scientific milestone. It notes a rapid canvassing pace, 24 facts per individual, and the potential permanent census bureau while citing The National Magazine and local Oregon abstracts. It also advertises Electric Bitters as a health remedy and lists various local real estate and marriage notices.
Reita Church programs list Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Youth activities and midweek meetings noted with times 5:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. Junior Endeavor Sunday 3 p.m. Levi D Bann and J F Day named as pastors with evening and young people's meetings.
An advertisement claims the product cures the cause of backache headaches and other womanly diseases. It asserts regular use stabilizes monthly discomfort and strengthens weak women, presenting the remedy as a universal cure.
A fragment states druggists refund money if a cure sells for KEW and references a signature with unclear identifiers 00 cach bux De. The readable portion suggests a credit or refund condition tied to a medical product. No dates, organizations, or clear actions are confirmed.
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