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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1900
Page
4
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the best remedy for women's illnesses and kidney troubles with a claim of over a million cures. The missive also pitches Allen's Foot-Ease for foot relief and cites a German scientist on Earth's weight, ending with promotional tone.
A vintage column blends medical ads for Castoria highlighting an internal cure for catarrh and hay fever, with notes on Fall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney and Co. and a tip on preparing ground for strawberry beds to prevent weeds, plus a humorous exchange about mud pies.
Bradstreet reports September closes with a better outlook in the industrial world. Signs point to a potential settlement of the anthracite coal dispute, and there is growing foreign inquiry into iron and steel. Structural material demand remains steady and prices firm while wheat and cotton show mixed movements. Wheat exports for the season reach 42.8 million bushels to date, versus 60.5 million last season.
A dense list of prices for onions lettuce potatoes beets turnips cabbage tomatoes butter eggs cheese poultry meat and hay. Also shown are grains flour millstuff hay beans and various regional farm products with per sack per ton or per pound rates and regional origins.
A French Canadian Pierre and Irishman McTaggart shelter in a fort on Lake Athabasca as forty Chippewa braves raid. McTaggart dies, Pierre uses a pistol to fend off attackers while whisky-drunk Indians chaos and a fire injure several. The escape hinges on luck and plunder seeking.
A new dog graveyard near Paria offers elaborate burials for canine companions with ornate headstones. A marble monument fronts the entrance area and a stone relief shows a dog carrying a child, honoring the St Bernard that saved a child in snow.
The text blends reflections on making the best of events with moral musings on pride and divine will. It contrasts personal growth through sorrow with calls to humility and service and notes China’s economic rise, plus agricultural advice on orchard renewal and soil care.
The article questions the uncertain outcome of the foreign dispute over China and notes the broader decline of a race. It also comments on health topics and promotes Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Piso’s Cure for Consumption with testimonial fragments.
A dyspepsia sufferer discusses the need to invigorate the stomach and digestive system rather than suppress appetite. Hood's Sarsaparilla, cited by a South Boston niece of Frank Fay, is claimed to have cured six years of dyspepsia after two bottles, with a promise of relief if used sooner.
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