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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
7
In a scene at Cut and Cash’s department store Jimmie protests a hat fitting arranged by his aunt Simeone He resists the new headwear insisting the old hat is better and complains of pressure from family expectations before the fitting advances.
The article highlights France’s extensive canal system and canalized rivers that connect northern southern and western basins to Paris. It notes towboats using chains and drums to tow long lines of barges with economical power, and mentions how many visitors miss these waterways while staying in Paris.
Descriptions of the Jacobhaven glacier indicate its edge has receded eight miles since 1850 and its depth has dropped by twenty to thirty feet. The ice in Greenland is melting more rapidly than it is formed, signaling significant climatic shifts.
Admiral Schley, a famed 19th century hero, endorses Peruna as an effective remedy for catarrh after his friend asked for his view. He notes Peruna has been used in his family and praises its merits, claiming it cures catarrh anywhere in the body and that many reputable figures publicly endorse it. Address Peruna Drug Mfg Co Columbus Ohio for free literature.
The text recounts a mistaken tale about William Tell shooting an apple from an ape's head and notes newspapers later offered a more artistic version while truth endures. It frames truth as finally rising despite altered retellings.
In northern India etiquette bans a veiled woman from walking on a railway platform to reach the cars. She must be carried in a closed palanquin to the window of her compartment, with Piso’s Cure for Consumption offered as a remedy and priced at 25 cents.
In a terse exchange from the Philadelphia Public Ledger two men argue over a money making scheme. Snapp dismisses theory as sound in principle while Skrapp calls all men with theories fools and counters the idea.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt recalls a boy with long curls saying something amuses him in his throat while his mother comments on his cough. The exchange captures a domestic moment and gentle humor.
A rugged tale features a brave colonel and a handsome gal lant warrior in a conversation where the widow asks about fear. He answers by recounting a dentist visit where the buzzing saw made his blood run cold, illustrating a rare moment of fright.
A humorously framed exchange hints at wagers and certainty in a casino or street game setting. A Reverend asks about certainty while a gambler expects the shell game to continue. The dialogue captures streetwise attitudes and skeptical odds.
Fragmented notes describe the origin of ox tail soup among Huguenot refugees after the revocation of the edict of Nantes and mention various advertisements and testimonials for patent medicines. The text includes a Toledo business claim by F J Cuznsr Co and J Cheney Catarrh Cure testimonials and a dialogue about clubs and sofas of the saloon era.
A judge questions the health of a cooking school independent who must retire due to illness. The translation suggests confusion and concern over the able status of the individual.
An advertisement extols blood purifiers and tonics for clear skin, denouncing overuse of cosmetics. It claims external treatments fail while internal cleansing via a product called 8. S. 8. purifies blood, improves digestion, and builds health. It promises a free book on skin diseases with no medical charge.
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