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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1903
Page
7
Hood's Sarsaparilla claims to purify blood and restore health with radical, permanent cures for humors and eruptions. Susie A. Hareston from Withera, North Carolina reports improved vision after two bottles, then full sight after ten bottles.
Swiss iron magnate Herr Jules Block lost $30,000 in a craps game at the Torapah mining camp in Colorado last week. He smiled at misfortune and the next day drew on his New York bankers for a sufficient sum to cover the losses.
Fragmented reminiscence recalls a firemen's hop with casual chatter about biking and codfish balls. The speaker notes no prior intention but marks the event as a major time for the speaker and associates at the Lippincotts.
The traveling artist praises the view from Mr. Meddergraes front yard and imagines staying all summer to bask in inspiration. Mr. Meddergrass jokes about loafing until hayseed grows in his hair, as the two share a light exchange.
An elementary geography class tested students with the question What is an ocean Janet answered it is a large body of water situated near Norfolk Va Janet had visited an aunt at the sea shore confirming her understanding of the term in a small reading from the classroom scene
A young woman leaves the hairdresser amused by her quick haircut calling it a sham poo. The Chicago Tribune quotes her remark as she surveys the unruly raven locks with a light mood about the result.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh and related throat or nasal mucus issues. It claims the remedy works through blood and mucous membranes, cites endorsements, and promotes Hall's Family Pills as complementary.
A dialogue cites a joke about self raising flour and extends the idea to a self raising coal that would rise from the cellar via the scuttle. The exchange humorously contrasts known self rising products with an imagined impossible invention.
Mothers are advised to use Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children, a common remedy promoted for infant discomfort.
A light exchange quotes a birthday remark about youth and age. The dialogue reflects a playful tone with lines about feeling young and not old enough yet, attributed to Town and Country.
A Washington Star recipe describes savory meat puddings using minced meat, lean ham, suet, flour, onion, pepper, and parsley. Mix with stock until cohesive, bake in a buttered pudding dish, boil four hours, then turn onto a dish and serve with gravy.
A stovetop to oven recipe describes simmered pears with sugar and water, crumbled soaked white bread, butter, and a mix of egg yolks and whites with cinnamon. Layered in a pudding form, bake slowly for about ninety minutes, then serve hot.
Scrapple is made by boiling cleaned pig flesh until tender, removing bones, finely chopping meat, and using the reserved liquor. Return liquor to heat, add chopped meat, season, then thicken with cornmeal. Cook about an hour, then pour into a pan to set, cool, slice, and fry.
Dice six cold potatoes. Make a sauce with butter and flour then add white stock and milk. Add cheese, salt, and pepper. Layer potatoes with sauce in a tin, top with crumbs, and bake until browned.
A collection of recipes outlines Cocoanut Coq mix and Potatoes Au Gratin with steps for mixing, baking, and flavoring. Queen Cakes and Lemon Drop Biscuits are detailed. Brief household fixes include removing iodine, onions odor, soot on carpet, brass pans cleaning, and floor stain preparation with Manganate of potash.
Fragment reads advertising copy mentioning a cure called Piso's Cure is a 5 co medicine. It claims to cure colds and includes prices and phrases about reasons and cents.
In a sideshow scene the farmer asks where the rattlesnakes are as the lecturer explains the living skeleton is afflicted with the ague. The exchange captures a quirky moment from a traveling show.
Fragmentary text includes scattered names and terms with no clear event or outcome. Readable items mention possible persons and places but lack coherent details for a full news item.
In a Washington Star quote a colonel argues that lovemaking is not moonshine. A youth from Kentucky retorts that moonshine is a practical, businesslike institution there, challenging the reference.
A judge recalls a prior suitor’s plans with a widow and notes her stated aim of building a home and inviting proposals, revealing a shift in the suitor’s intentions and the widow’s firm prospects.
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