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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1898
Page
4
A collage of medical claims and consumer notices lists Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic for weak nerves and blood purification, plus various remedies and patent medicines. The page also touts Yes Hall's Catarrh Cure, Laxative Bromo Quinine, and Varying cures, with notices on watches, machinery, and nautical or astronomical topics.
A public health notice urges mothers to seek medical care for daughters and to write to Mrs Pinkham for guidance. It features a letter from Miss Manns F Jowntown of Centralia Pennsylvania describing chronic pain fatigue irregular menses and severe weakness and crediting Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills with restoring health.
Henry W. Diederich, U.S. consul in Magdeburg, argues that Spain’s outcome will reshape sugar industries worldwide, urging U.S. farmers to plant only high grade seed. He cites Germany France and other nations, notes seed purity impacts sugar yield, and warns against cheap seed as a costly mistake.
The market letters describe dominant export engagements near one million wheat daily, with foreign buyers optimistic while Chicago remains skeptical. Prices show Walla Walla and Bluestem at 63-67 cents, with long lists of grain, hay, dairy, and poultry prices across Pacific markets and the San Francisco market.
Oregon attaches the Loewenberg stove foundry at Salem to secure a claim of 30267.19. A Southern Oregon apple orchard yields 100 an acre clear in its second bearing year. Park bonds issued in Spokane priced with a premium of 57. The Fulton Engineering sues Alaska Yukon for liens on two vessels. The halibut season on Flattery banks winds down as crews move south for winter.
Paris October 20 The Spanish peace commissioners accept the American view on Cuban debt and agree that the Cuban article will appear in the final peace treaty without conditions Spain relinquishes sovereignty over Cuba and adjustments already made will stand unless new Philippine dispute arises. Porto Rico and Guam settlements are agreed and Philippine question will be discussed next week
On October 29 reports detail a clash between Spanish soldiers and Porto Ricans in Arecibo. Soldiers opened fire killing four and wounding many as a mob of about 200 seized machets and surged through town toward the British consul’s house seeking justice. An American was killed and 17 fires were seen that night, followed by 24 fires the next.
Havana reports that Spain informs the American commissions all harbor mines were removed when the protocol was signed. A board has chosen two camp sites east of Vento aqueduct near springs to house 12 000 to 15 000 troops with 6 million feet of lumber ordered. Each tent will be floored and warehouses shops and outhouses will be built with water supplied by pipeline.
Governor Miguel Otero urges early statehood for New Mexico in his annual interior department report. He highlights irrigation potential and developing capital, noting a population of about 282,100 with 25,000 Native residents and that roughly half of New Mexico’s 1,100 Spanish-American War servicemen were National Guardsmen.
The Tucker family of Versailles Indiana faced worry over fifteen year old Lucy who grew frail and skeletal, with impure blood and nervous prostration. A physician prescribed Williams Pink Pills for Pale People and reported success in a similar case, prompting cautious hope.
A 1897 affidavit discusses a family praising a medicine for a ill daughter's recovery after eight pills post meals. The note claims rapid improvement and notes the medicine as effective for diseases from impure blood and nerve issues, with availability at drug stores. The document is sworn by Hugh Johnson, Justice of the Peace, and cites Frank Tucker and wife.
A survey of vast Texas area claims compares state size to New York and Ohio and to European powers. Also notes on sleep caused neuralgia remedies, imitation ivory from Phytelephas seeds, San Francisco hotel rates, a water sphere explosive test, and the funeral of Chinese merchant Honora Tin Loy with white pallbearers.
A collage of quotations from Richter Irving Roosevelt Beecher Nietzsche and Balzac blends with notes on a Virginia flag and Croker’s swimming. It cites Cuba Spain Petite and household tips plus remedies from The Housekeeper and Piso’s Cure.
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