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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
7
Scrofula is often inherited with symptoms like neck bunches abscesses and wasting. The ad claims eradication is possible with Hood's Sarsaparilla citing Mrs J H Jamms of Parker City Indiana describing eleven neck sores and ear lesions healed by the medicine. It asserts a promised cure and keeps the promise.
A bride to be discusses keeping a gas light for her fiancé Fred when he returns late. She envisions a cheerful welcome but her mother challenges the idea, noting the cost of gas bills. The mother suggests turning the light off after initial months.
A garbled OCR style reminiscence recalls a summer trip to a place called City Boy Swampland. The speaker contrasts the journey with a harsh critique and snippets about sleeping under blankets and a wary comment about who had an ague.
A reflective line on mathematics describing its power to amplify happiness while partitioning grief through its precise logic and elegant structures. It frames math as a force that increases delight when solved and splits sorrow into manageable parts through rigorous reasoning.
Mrs Black with eight in family used a Swedish newspaper to help keep her cook and suggests it may help. Mrs Green, with only two in family, tries the same trick but discovers the cook is Finnish instead, and the plan fails for her.
J O Landeman of Bonth Bend suffers three years with kidney disease and doctor visits but finds a cure after using two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. He claims the pills improved his general health and cites others with similar relief, asserting the remedy cures Bright's Disease.
A dental anecdote discusses grinding teeth and enamel wear, then European population growth from 1880 to 1900. The text shifts to cooking meat with scientific findings on oven temperatures, times, pan sizes, and weight losses, noting optimal searing and flavor preservation.
A century-old Russian naval observer Capt. Vasili Golawin predicted Japan would master the ocean coast of Asia. His 1815 account notes Japan’s naval prowess, insular adaptability, and potential to challenge European power if European models spread. The fragment includes later ads and jokes from the era.
A brief remark notes that much of what passes for sense is not common, suggesting widespread skepticism about practical judgment in society and policy.
A Louisville school boy’s mother explains he cannot attend classes for three weeks due to pneumonia and a lapse in vowel formation in the note to his teacher.
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