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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
3
The Well-Informed world seeks a simple pleasant laxative and the California Fig Syrup Co offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a known wholesome remedy. Physicians approve its gentle prompt action and it is sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
A devotional verse set asks for daily guidance and praise to the Eternal King. It seeks divine protection, forgiveness, and strength for the day and restful sleep at night, invoking reverent rest and readiness to serve God.
Boston sees a sharpening centralization of milk trade with 368,849 quarts daily, 316 licensed dealers down 28 from last year, and 8,746 shops selling milk. About 123,250 quarts are pasteurized daily, though labeling is required. Firms vary in age of milk, from twelve to sixty hours, with quality tied to handling and storage.
A woman arrives with a chic neat look, wearing a small hat and hair net, a foulard frock with waist and skirt fastened, and a stiff linen collar with a matching taffeta bow. She adds fresh gloves and cold cream on arrival, tightening her veil, avoiding large hat or jewelry, and keeping her hair neatly arranged.
A historic note advises adding limewater to a puppy’s milk to strengthen its legs and help prevent rickets. It also suggests giving a chemical food made from syrup of phosphates alongside the milk.
A fragmentary verse line laments deceit and bluster while invoking sunlit fires and a call to poets and liars, reflecting a newspaper era voice from the Atlanta Constitution.
A provocative reflection compares a mean woman and a very godly woman within the same sex, challenging assumptions about character, morality, and social norms. The remark prompts discussion on how gendered virtue is perceived and judged.
A fragmented passage debates Peruna as a tonic and as a cartharrh remedy. It questions if Peruna should be called a great remedy and asks which people are correct regarding its classification and use, mentioning a trio of medical agents formed in Pe.
A chaotic snippet shows a timorous Chinaman fleeing with agility while a figure named dane grabs a Q and yells. The Q is cut near the head, and the man dances around resembling a Pakillet in a tense moment.
Fragmented ad copy offers a One Hundred Dollars Reward for catarrh and promotes Hall's Catarrah Cure and Hall's Pills. Names like J Cheney Co and Toledo appear with scattered references to drug firms and mail order sales. The garbled text mentions prices and free samples but lacks coherent event details.
Mrs Rawler compliments a photograph while Mrs Crossway notes the image favors her husband as a foil. The exchange reveals humor and affection in a social vignette.
The professor welcomes his niece back from abroad and remarks on her trip as rain falls. He scolds her for talking while he notes the wet weather. Mr and Mrs Ferguson exit a street car when a hand slips into Mr Ferguson’s pocket, but he recognizes his wife’s touch.
Ashfield Massachusetts holds a nine year old Labor Day prize day with prizes totaling about $100 for children under 18. Exhibits include garden work bird lists flowers minerals drawings and sewing with special prizes for best bread or pan raised biscuits and for best cake among girls aged ten and up.
An artist known for summers in remote places recalls a striking encounter in a small Connecticut village. A quiet boy appeared beside his easel and claimed he could paint, saying his father was a painter and that he had learned by watching.
Honest farmer Hornbeak defends his nephew studying medicine noting that the young man’s knowledge allows him to kill and prepare chickens more artistically than others. He argues a college education has its bright side despite its cost.
A compact reflection on how players hitting above .300 attract envy and unfair scrutiny while the public appears quick to judge others, suggesting people rarely deserve harsh words.
Fragmented OCR excerpt mixes humorous dialogue about a free trial bottle, a captain's permission, and translated notes from Il Métro per Ridere. It blends quirky lines from Baretop and Sentry with stray phrases about teething and railways obeying the law, all in a newspaper-like clipping voice.
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