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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1904
Page
7
Commerce style ad touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best medical value, promising to purify and enrich the blood and cure pimples eczema and general debility. Testimonial from Moes Erriz CoLowen of Washington D C praises relief from tiredness and restored energy.
The nation has about thirty thousand dry goods shops with twelve thousand rated good and five thousand large enough to influence local commerce. Most prosperous owners began humbly, reaching current size chiefly in recent years amid stiff competition that critics call ruinous.
Bradford Tennessee reports scientific research linking kidney trouble to many illnesses. J A Davis of Bradford testifies Dodd's Kidney Pills cured his kidney trouble after several boxes. The ad warns kidney disease can progress to Bright's disease dropsy diabetes rheumatism, urging early treatment.
A shopper shows a paper receipt and glassware to the seller saying they need glasses but have no money left. The exchange ends with the offer to pay later denied due to lack of funds.
Fragmentary text discusses internal treatment for a disease and mentions a cure taken internally acting on the blood. It references Hal and general medicine without clear context or identifiable facts.
The article praises Alfredo Trombetti, an Italian linguist from Bologna, calling him the greatest master of languages and highlighting his knowledge of about 400 languages.
A dialect rich Thanksgiving meditation recalling mercies and blessings under divine watch. The speaker reflects on past hardships and unclaimed gifts, noting gratitude for sustenance, family, and community, while acknowledging trials and the Lord's discipline. The piece culminates in praise for faithful memory and enduring hope.
Two boys plot a Halloween style prank by hollowing twin pumpkins or lanterns and scaring a neighbor in a hollow. After their mother funds a charitable Thanksgiving gift, the plan backfires as the ruse becomes a surprise act of generosity. A neighbor learns of the boys and forgives a prior hit, ending with reconciliation and family harmony.
A family recounts missing a Thanksgiving feast after the father’s death. A child asks about pumpkin pie and turkey while candles glow and a pane in the window glints. The mother explains money is tight and hard times persist. A brave reply from a boy follows as silence falls.
Ruth notes items she should be thankful for in a playful exchange with Aust Peevish and Sera. The dialogue reveals a year of hardship and resilience as the speaker reflects on the limits others impose and the small mercies endured.
A Boston Herald note contrasts Washington era proclamations with modern brief ones. It cites preambles praising relief from foreign war and internal tranquillity, referencing John Jay negotiations and the Whiskey Insurrection of 1794 as context for gratitude and national unity.
The ex governor of Oregon an ardent admirer of Peruna keeps it in the house and says it helped his family cold remedies, preventing further ailments. He urges every family to use Peruna for colds coughs grippe and winter illnesses and to obtain Dr Hartman’s free book Chronic Catarrh. All details are confidential.
An attendant in a Paris tea shop has created a small device that can pack and tie parcels at forty per minute. The invention aims to speed up handling and delivery in the shop's operations.
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