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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1903
Page
6
A humorous exchange from the Chicago News contrasts a wife recommending The Golden Wedding with a husband who dismisses fiction. It notes fifty years of harmony and ends with an ad claim that Piso’s Cure for Consumption has long cured coughs and colds, priced 25 cents.
Dialogue shows Mr Stalate complaining about trolley cars making a racket near a door and Miss Bord agreeing they pass at inopportune moments, causing the clock to be missed on two strokes.
Philadelphia Press quotes Mrs Backley and Miss Wabash debating Emerson's use of Boston women before remarking on the idea of cold storage after death. The exchange highlights attitudes toward memory and mortality in a social chat.
The Chicago scene features a wry Puck joke about a neighbor’s "golden wedding" anniversary. The cartoon quips that fifty years of marriage would be “650 years” if counted by times, playing on the era’s humor about long unions.
The piece outlines Joseph G. Cannon as a long time House leader born in 1836 in Greensboro North Carolina raised in Indiana. It portrays his rise from a prosecuting attorney to speaker of the House and notes his assertion of honesty and diligence. It humorously describes his delivery style and tolerance for anecdotes while stressing his influence as appropriations chair.
Dialogue from a Household column features Mrs Gaddie noting her daughter's debut is delayed, Mrs Nurich describing things made to order, and a snappy exchange proposing a society for mutual admiration focused on compliments and good taste.
Catholic Sisters across the globe endorse Peruna as a safe guard for both physical and spiritual care, citing successful use for throat catarrh. Congressman Meekison of Napoleon, Ohio, reports relief from long standing head catarrh after using several bottles. Dr. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, offers free medical guidance and a pamphlet through The Hartman Sanitarium.
A reader exchange quotes a child asking what animal provides most food and clothes. The father replies the reindeer, highlighting a thrift or cultural lesson from Sydney Bulletin.
Report says Big Moike Monohan struck by a car yesterday with multiple injuries. The vehicle owner sustained a broken nose the conductor suffered a broken jaw and Monohan himself broke a knuckle on his right hand.
Claims S S S purifies blood and cures catarrh by removing unhealthy secretions. Warns winter worsens symptoms and promotes relief by cleansing blood. Includes testimonials from Watsontown Pa July 1903 Krebs Ind Ter Aug 1903 praising improved hearing and recovery. Contact The Swift Specific Co Atlanta Ga.
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