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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
4
The rajahs of India, more than one hundred in number, are organized into divisions each receiving a reserved salute of nine to 19 guns. The harshest punishment short of deposing a native prince is to reduce his salute by one or two guns, while two extra guns in promotion are highly valued as a battlefield honour.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Kase to ease swollen feet, blisters, bunions, and chilblains with a claimed 30 000 testimonials. It promotes a 25 cent price and free trial while listing Allen S Olmsted of Le Roy New York. The same column notes Chicago spent 12 million dollars over eight years to reduce grade crossings and cites 28 deaths in grade crossing accidents last month.
European manufacturers copy American shoes and stamp them made in America in French Switzerland. Alaska is described as a paradise for sportsmen, with hunting terrains highlighted as unmatched in the United States.
A report describes the so called Jubilee diamond of 230 carats praised for size and perfection. Found June 30 1893 at Jagersfontein Orange Free State a native hid the gem and later received £150 a horse saddle and pride. The stone weighed 9714 carats rough and was cut with a black spot removed by splitting.
A historical note on how beauty shifted from aiding to hindering women in business. The piece recalls earlier eras when attractive clerks drew trade but caused friction, and how practical profit long trumped looks. It also recalls Miss Helen Gould facing photographers at a Y M C A convention.
A historical aside notes James Russell Lowell likening a careless editor to the first king of Sparta Eudamidas. The piece laments worthless critics and echoes on discipline and the waste of time by crowding, asserting that wishing achieves nothing and urges restraint.
Instructions describe peeling small silver skinned onions and brining them for three days then layering in a jar with horseradish cinnamon and loves repeated to fill the jar with vinegar. A separate note proclaims Siberia abolish ed as a penal colony after the Siberian railroad and mentions a dramatic stomach remedy and a wager tale about a man in Atlantic City.
The snippet touts Carter's Ink and ensilage as economical aids for livestock, notes on feeding fattening wethers, bee hive care, a teething remedy, Swiss novelty watches, and a Paria price claim, with multiple brand mentions and health tips.
Piles of miscellaneous oldy text describe remedies for colds Laxative Bromo Quinine tabloid remedy pigeons fatigue salt uses for cleaning carpets rust removal with lemon juice and galt iodine starch grain study by H Kraemer notes on colloids crystalloid content in grains and pigments.
There are many indications of a growing popular belief on the Pacific slope that the petroleum producing industry in that section is to assume much larger proportions.
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh by a constitutional treatment taken internally. It pledges a hundred dollar reward if it fails, and promotes testimonials from F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. London plans a complete ambulance service to meet high need.
The ad text lists sea salinities and warns against torturing children with liquids while promoting Cascarets Candy Cathartic and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes wages for German waiters and waitresses, mentions E. W. Grove’s signature on boxes, and reflects on a year of famines, wars, shipwrecks, and disasters from India to Galveston.
An article mix notes Grooge's Tasteless Chili Tonic toner claiming iron and quinine in a tasteless form with No Cure No Pay. It also references Italian railroads moving toward the electric system and a Kansas City baker suing a patron over bread kneading with feet for $2000 following her claim she can produce a loaf with foot prints.
Sweden is suffering from a manufacturing boom drawing country people to towns and pushing rents up 20 to 80 percent. Many manufacturers overextended themselves and are in distress as money remains scarce and a crisis looms.
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