Man Credits Ballard's Horehound Syrup For Cough Cure
J C Clark of Denver Colorado says years of winter coughs vanished after using Ballard's Horehound Syrup. He reports no sick days since, and the product is sold by Chas F Moore.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
8
J C Clark of Denver Colorado says years of winter coughs vanished after using Ballard's Horehound Syrup. He reports no sick days since, and the product is sold by Chas F Moore.
The Weekly Oregonian charges 1.50 and The Graphic 1.00 with a two for 2.00 offer. The notice highlights reduced rates for both publications and a combined deal.
In the initial phase of the Russo Japanese conflict a striking example shows why readiness matters. The excerpt highlights how prompt planning and logistics influence early military outcomes and national resolve.
The ad extols the virtue of preparation and highlights Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for colds when used early. It notes the remedy is famous for curing colds and should be kept on hand for instant use, sold by C. F. Moore.
Promotes no danger of blood poisoning from cuts and wounds when used as an antiseptic dressing. A household staple advertised by C. F. Moore.
George Howie, a blind Scotsman living near Chehalem Mountain, writes of Oregons Chehalem country praising Newberg, its college, churches, and river steamer traffic. He notes lush valleys, orchards, fields, and wildlife, calling the area a paradise of nature and beauty.
Wanted and For Sale notices list items from cedar posts and a bass viol to hay delivery and a chicken pie supper. Entries advertise inquiries at the Graphic office and Rich's grocery, with phonographs, installments, and cash sales options. The M. E. church Ladies Aid Society hosts a November 15 supper at Crater's hall with 25 cent meals.
At the October 27 Portland osteopaths meeting patients were shown by Dr. Arnold Vancouver and others. Cases included gall stones aiding recovery after rapid osteopathic care, potts disease in a four year old with three months of treatment, infantile paralysis with foot drop and talipes, brachial paralysis in a fifteen year old, nocturnal enuresis in a thirteen year old, atlas lesion with facial atrophy, and pathological specimens showing fatty heart and cirrhotic liver.
James S. Herp arrives to claim a buck lamb found at a residence on or about October 16. Owner must prove property, pay expenses, and take away the animal.
Chehalem Valley Mills promotes patent hard wheat flour praised for strength and purity. The product is available at all stores for $1.30 per sack.
The Newberg Meat Co promotes its superior processing facilities for furs, meat, and supplies. It highlights excellent service with free delivery and two phone numbers for customer access.
Twenty acre farm located one mile west of Newberg features ten acres bearing fruit, strong improvements, and a newly completed large fruit dryer. Living water supply noted. Listed by A. E. Moore.
A Christmas gift idea as a year’s subscription to The Youth's Companion. The item presents an affordable, enduring present option for children and families. It emphasizes value and lasting benefit rather than a one time purchase.
An advertisement promotes a yearly subscription to The Youths Companion for 1.75 with a four leaf hanging calendar for 1907 and a subscription certificate for 52 issues. It promises cash awards for new subscribers and invites readers to request free sample announcements. The ad also notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy sales in Canada with a local agent endorsement.
The roll of honor for district No 68 covers the period October 8 to November 2. Names include Mary Jensen John Jensen Edith Evans Olive Crater Mabel Jensen George Carter and Cecil Jensen.
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