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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes it is issued every Friday morning with B H Woodward as editor and publisher and W C Woodward as associate editor. It announces second class matter status and postal details.
The item notes calls by State School Superintendent Ackerman to study agriculture in public schools and criticizes local officials for cramming be—litter issues in Newburg. It also cites Armour of Chicago funding orthopedic chairs in honor of his daughter’s recovery and praises small colleges for better atmosphere and rigorous study. The Denver Post quotes discuss humor, tolerance, and prejudice as threats to man.
The author extols laughter as life’s secret, arguing humor sustains people more than pathos or tragedy. They claim sunshine and warmth reside in laughter, a cure for sorrow and a reason to keep living.
Real estate transfers listed include J C Lucas to J P Earnhart 100 acres in Hessdale. W W Wilson to Wm Wilson 20 acres in sections 35 and 36. J A Campbell to First National Bank Hillsboro 20 acres. August Specht to G W Neathammer 22 acres. Oliver to Cadwell lots in Central addition Newberg. multiple other transfers to various buyers for sums from 400 to 6300 dollars. James A Barrie, deceased, former Friends pastor, born 1826 in Sackett’s Harbor New York, died in Newberg after a long career, with surviving children Catherine Lashier, Wm Barrie, and Chas H Barrie. obituary notes his late-life conversion and service at the Friends church.
A testimonial notes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ending stomach troubles and restoring appetite. Mrs. W. W. Saylor of Hilliard Pa reports relief from dyspepsia and weakness. The ad claims Kodol uses natural digestive juices with tonic properties to cleanse and sweeten the stomach, sold by F H Caldwell & Co. A Georgia quote laments a railroad cutting off a leg and mortgage relief for mules.
A historical notice touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a cure for colds and grip and its role in counteracting pneumonia risks. It claims the medicine is pleasant and safe to take and lists C. F. Moore & Co. as the sellers.
A mother answers her two sons that they may play in the dining room if they keep noise down. The brief exchange captures a domestic moment reflecting parental rules and child behavior.
Rev Jno S Cox of Wake Ark writes after twelve years of yellow jaundice that Electric Bitters cured his liver disease. He tried many physicians and medicines without relief before switching to Electric Bitters which he says restored his health. The endorsement emphasizes reliability for liver kidney trouble stomach disorders and general debility. Caigwell Cor is cited as seller.
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