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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1903
Page
3
All humor impurities burden the body and cannot be managed by skin or organs alone. Accumulation causes pimples boils eczema loss of appetite tiredness bilious turns indigestion headaches and related troubles.
Sarsaparilla claims to remove humors and invigorate the system. Testimonial from Ina O Brown of Rumford Falls Maine says it cured salt rheum on her hands after continued use until sores disappeared. The advertisement asserts Hood's promises are kept.
The article notes Denmark makes a clear division between the thriftless poor and the respectable poor. The former are treated like English paupers while the latter never enter a workhouse. Those in need may receive a pension from three to seventeen pounds yearly or be placed in an old age home if too feeble to care for themselves.
Offer for a free sample of Allen's Foot-Ease in Olmsted Le Roy New York. Claims to cure burning crusty feet and swollen aching feet and to make new shoes feel easy. Warns not to accept substitutes. urges local druggists to respond.
A dialogue reveals a woman asserting she can never marry the suitor, who counters by questioning her self description. The exchange centers on a rejected marriage proposal and the social tension it implies.
Griggsby credits his survival to his wife's nursing. The doctor opposed her methods and quit, calling the treatment diequat.
A garbled excerpt shows a stock quotation dealer speaking in a casual manner about truth and perception. The line references a man’s behavior and a casual comment about a plug hat atop a sack coat, but lacks clear context or complete facts.
An Atchison man, newly married, praised his wife to friends saying she is better than him. His friends applauded, provoking him to anger as he claimed he is as good as his wife and attempted to whip the crowd.
A Dutch collegiate church in New York is reputed to earn about 400000 dollars a year from investments. Trinity Church reports income from investments exceeding 1000000 dollars annually.
A relief expedition member recalls an Eskimo proverb about the danger of petting dogs. The native explains that the dogs would break their frozen tails if petted, illustrating a harsh Arctic reality and the stubborn stiffness of animal limits.
Dialogue portrays a boastful City Man and a sharp boarder debating wit and charm. Jake mocks class over horse tying while Bilas claims quicker cleverness with the lady, prompting Judge to weigh the banter in a tense social moment.
Herat endures repeated sieges as the most often besieged city in world history. The ancient oasis stronghold has been taken and retaken more than fifty times in its long, militarily contested past.
Advertises reduced fares on the Chicago Great Western Railway to Chicago Dubuque and the East to Des Moines Kansas City and the Southeast. Electric lighted trains and unequalled service promoted. Inquiries directed to J. P. Elmer G P A Chicago for information.
Early steel pen makers advertised high prices and repairs offered for a stated period, usually six months. If a pen was damaged, the owner returned it to the factory for mending by an experienced mechanic.
A visiting American asks how long the cathedral took to build and is told five hundred years. The guide notes such grandeur is unlikely in Chicago, where structures can crumble in five years.
A mother questions what her child is worth at Hamlin’s house. He weighs ten pounds and his mother jokes that ten dollars might cover his value, since beefsteak costs twenty cents a pound. The exchange reflects a practical, quippy family moment.
A brief Chicago Post vignette shows a strained scene where a man grows weary of the call while a woman teases him about trust. The exchange hints at dated social flirtation and gender dynamics.
The text describes making light puffs by boiling butter and water, adding flour, stirring two minutes, cooling, beating four egg yolks and folding in stiffened whites. Butter a pan with paper, drop batter by large spoonfuls, bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven until puffs rise.
Twelve oranges peeled and parboiled. Peel is chopped and mixed with pulp and juice. Weigh all and add sugar equal to fruit. Cook until thick, adding a gill of water before it boils.
Wash plums and cook slowly until very soft. Rub through a colander to remove stones and skins. Return juice and pulp, add sugar and boil until thick. Jar the preserve. Use three quarters of a pound sugar per pound of plums.
A recipe for 12 cling stone peaches prepared by peeling and smoothing with sugar, dotted with butter, and lemon juice, then baked forty minutes in a quick oven. Suited to game or fowl and other seasoned meats. Epicures may finish with a dusting of red pepper after baking.
Capon and mushroom salad mixes tender mushrooms simmered in butter with cold cooked capon pieces and mayonnaise, garnished with lettuce. Tournedos of beef on toast features pepper salt and chopped chives on thin beef rounds fried and served on fried bread rounds. The Epicure.
A recipe for gingerbread uses half cup sugar molasses butter egg flour soda ginger and baked in a moderate oven. An egg custard with vanilla brandy and milk is baked slowly until colored. Stewed corn with cream is prepared by scraping fresh corn and cooking with cream, salt, and white pepper.
Short Suggestions advise preserving milk with a teaspoon of salt per quart, using cold tea to mix blacking for shinier shoes, and cleaning tinware with powdered whitening and paraffin. It covers stain removal with lemon, wall paper cleaning with flour dough and soda water, ink on carpet treated by dry salt, and a cement for earthenware using white lead on calico with twine.
A boy’s Sunday school note claims Solomon was wise with 100 wives and then lost faith in God. The text also includes an ad for Piso’s Cure for Coughs claiming relief for bronchial troubles at 26 cents.
A government astronomer states that when the moon moves south in its orbit Australia should expect abundant rain, while a northern swing signals drought conditions.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs Winslow and a remedy amid garbled text. No clear event or date, but references a plant or product used as a cure. Summary aligns with a brief, unnamed home remedy notice from an old page.
Odd fragments describe a Persian festival linked to Arish and an arrow landing 500 away by evening with a prediction for noon. The text also mentions oath by Cheney about senior hats, a 100 dollar reward in a catarrh cure ad, and a notary public witness.
In a New York Tribune excerpt a commentator notes the czar’s reform push, arguing he can pursue change without facing re-election, aided by favorable circumstances. The remark frames reform as a product of political security rather than popular mandate.
An advertisement from Dr Kline at 2 Brcn St Philadelphia touts Great Nerve Panacea promising permanent cure for nervousness and related ailments with free ear treatment offer.
It is noted that 70,000 known criminals are said to exist in London and that Scotland Yard records do not hold so many names, many of which are of people long dead.
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