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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
3
Discussion of blood purity and skin ailments including psoriasis acne and poison oak, claiming S. S. S. neutralizes acids and cleanses the blood to cure skin conditions. External salves only soothe symptoms, while S. S. S. reaches the bloodstream and restores normal health. Book and advice offered. sales through drug stores.
A brief exchange features Miss and Miss Kooz commenting on beauty sleep with lines about retiring before midnight and not getting enough rest. The playful Philadelphia presa tone captures social banter.
A Pittaburg Dispatch quip questions whether a line about writing to a wife daily carries commendation or innuendo. The exchange notes the humor in domestic correspondence and the implied seriousness of the habit.
The text notes the vast number of possible card hands and variations in whist. It states each player has about one of 535 billion hands and that even one million dealers operating nonstop for 100 million years would exhaust only a hundred thousandth part of the variations.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes chatter about a proposed New York auto mobile speedway described as a pure car venue with no obstacles. The exchange imagines an implausibly dull setting where cars venture on a limitless track.
A humorous exchange about a caller noting Mr. Smith’s laughter while visiting the Smiths. The wife Mrs. Smith is mentioned in a quirky line about “ated teeth” from the same interaction, reflecting light social chatter in a Houston-style fragment.
At St Jes, a wedding quip turns tense as a phone call interrupts the ceremony. The bride’s father bellows to wait, but the couple declares they are already tied the knot and proceed.
A long discussion argues ambidexterity results from education not fate. It cites rates with about four fifths of babies as right handed, notes parental neglect of left-handed training, and describes practices in Japan and Germany promoting double-handed skill in schools and technical trades.
A compilation of legal points from various cases discussing tenant estoppel to question landlord title, permissive rights of way, and nuisance nisi after long railroad maintenance with consent of abutting owners. Includes a humorous anecdote about Governor Oglesby and Senator Cullom illustrating flattery in political access.
A historical note highlights New South Wales free settlers from 1821, where about a quarter were convicts or had served time. An on board speaker boasts of the rugged origins shaping Australian settlement and the idea of self sacrifice for others.
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for general debility and fatigue. It claims the tonic vitalizes the blood and increases vigor with Sarsatabe tablets, offering 100 doses for $1.
A humorous exchange about house mottoes as Mrs. Dagg and her husband discuss a cheerful wall motto. The remark hints at choosing sayings such as "Better late than never" to brighten the home scene.
A quoted remark contrasts a perceived good man with a warning about conscience when a person trades horses. The line implies ethical compromise in practical dealings and questions the keeper of integrity.
Jonah argues the deal was not a merger but an absorption. He states he was just a whale’s asset and vows to avoid similar ventures, headed toward Nineveh with renewed resolve.
A comic exchange features Our Own Minstrels debating the price difference between a seventy dollar tailor made suit and a four dollar ready made suit. The scene also includes a mock ballad performance by Mr. Pierce de Skire with a police and vaccination themed punchline.
Breakers 6 Says reports a London dispatch claiming frogs have become the fashionable pets of self styled society ladies. exotic frogs like the Amazon river frog now command prices of $100 or more each.
A humorous exchange on a steamer deck ends with the man claiming seasickness is no problem after being shaken by six girls in one year. The light anecdote appears in the Chicago News.
A Washington Star excerpt quotes a sincere friend implying moral compromise and Mr. Dustin Stax defending his success as requiring sacrifices of conscience. The dialogue contrasts ethical concerns with ambition.
A humorous exchange appears in the New York Sun depicting a physician warning a boarder about eating between meals, while the boarder notes it is his only chance. The excerpt captures temperate dialogue on diet within the era.
Smith and Jones discuss drafting dunning letters to themselves signed with fictitious names. Jones explains the letters aim to placate his wife who constantly presses for money, causing her to feel discouraged when she reads them.
An OCR fragment touts Hall's Catarrah Cure promising cures and a one hundred dollar reward for a cure not possible by Hale s. J. Cheney Toledo Ohio. It claims the product enters the blood and mucous membranes and is sold by Druggists with a Hastings or similar pricing note. It mentions Alding, Kinnan & Marvin.
A humorous quip from the Philadelphia Press about a husband who jokes that his wife attending women’s rights meetings each night is a relief to him because he can stay at home and not listen to her. The remark frames domestic tension through a playful lens.
Jones notes trouble between Mrs. Poet and her husband as he failed to sell his poems and could not eat them, prompting her departure.
A American contractor surveys the great pyramid and decries its stone work as a disgrace to the United States. He laments U S builders would be roasted for such craft and consoles himself by a camel ride, finding the animal true to its reputation.
In parks with fountains and water lilies, birds bathe on floating lily pads. The birds hop from pad to pad until a suitable dip is found and they flutter in a round green tub to complete their bath. Bird lovers find it endlessly interesting.
Auction listing offers a large farm in northern Douglas county with 45 acres cleared, rich land in the 8hoe String valley, 6 rooms and outbuildings, 16 acres timber, fine orchard and fruits, cattle and poultry, 160 hens, and all fittings included. Contact 0.A Dearing P O Box 222 Burg Ore for full oculars.
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