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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1904
Page
7
An advertisement claims Hood's Sarsaparilla is a unique blood purifier and tonic that cures all humors and eruptions with radical, permanent results. It cites Svare A. Haineson of Withers North Carolina who reports improved vision after two bottles and full restoration after sight bottles.
An editorial notes chest and hip measurements in England have risen about three inches over sixty years based on clothing records and clothing firms. It links increased body size to better living conditions while warning that stamina in urban and industrial populations may still decline despite larger girth.
In Barcelona a 14-year-old boy named Neales is among arrestees tied to the Sept. 13 bomb explosion. Police label him a precocious propagandist amidst a wider anarchist arrest sweep.
Deep Valley Pennsylvania reports great relief in Rheumatism tied to kidney trouble after using Dodd's Kidney Pills. I N Whipkey of Rheumatism says his daughter improved almost at once and is now able to run and play. He credits the pills with saving her from possible lifelong disability.
Two Black men idle on a levee on a hot day sparring over watermelons while Moses refuses to share with Tom. The piece ends noting Miss Estelle Reel, superintendent of all Indian schools, earning $3,000 a year, the highest salary paid to any woman in the government service.
In Amruz near Tripoli North Africa a unique smithing village exists where all inhabitants from youth to elders forge weapons for Arabs. Most residents are armorer specialists producing arms for export as far as the Niger region, meeting deep demand among desert tribes.
A collage of captions jokes cartoons and remarks from various periodicals including the Chicago Chronicle Ally Sloper's Half-Holiday Philadelphia Press Cincinnati Times-Star and Cincinnati Ram's that showcase quips anecdotes punny exchanges misheard phrases and brief dialogues from theaters offices and everyday life. The mixed items include jokes about burglars galleries doctors travel and family life with several named references and light social satire.
Admiral Schley's remarks on Peruna became widely echoed after a public moment in 1898. The famed commander praised his wife Mrs Schley for taking Peruna, calling it effective. The exchange mirrored his decisive wartime persona and boosted Peruna's national profile.
Pauline confesses deep love for George while Emma comments that he could only kiss if time allowed. The exchange reveals romantic tension and playful dialogue about devotion and availability.
Advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease powder promises relief for sweating aching swollen feet and foot problems like corns ingrowing nails and bunions. Claims cure and urges purchase at druggists and shoe stores with free sample by mail to Le Roy New York vague product details.
Various ad snippets and light anecdotes note tonics for nerves by Dr. Kline, a quack claim on Catarrh cures, jokes about engagement and servant temper, plus a tale of czarist rescue and a princess claim. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure, Piso’s Cure, and a Danish crown princess with vast fortune. overall a collage of period advertising and trivia.
A witty exchange centers on poetry and poverty with a playful pun about the word poet versus poverty. The alleged punster makes the remark and the wise guy adds a quip about the letter V in poetry.
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