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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
3
Peculiar theltself in selection proportion and combination of ingredients in the process by which their remedial Values are extracted and preserved. Curing the widest range of diseases doing the most good for the money with the greatest record of cures. In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets known as Sarsatabs. 100 doses $1.
A quirky dialogue exchange turns on baptism and rust, with a playful reference to a Doctor and therapeutic iron, ending in a fisherman’s pun about a whale and Jonah notices. The fragment hints at humor in a Boston Transcript script.
An advertisement explains using 20 Maven Team Borax mixed with water for washing vehicles to prevent varnish damage and improve cleaning. It also states the product keeps cows udders clean to prevent roughness and soreness during milking. Milk pails stay fresh when washed with the Borax solution.
An 19th century advert purports Kasparilla as a sterling household remedy. It describes its action on digestion bowels and a wide range of ailments linked to unwholesome living. The copy emphasizes improved digestion, regularity, and natural heat to the system.
Dialogue snippet from a 1920s humor column featuring a girl returning a shopping bag, a dismissive response from a lady, and a brief quip about sobriety and a costly doctor as a punchline.
A waiter asks about an order and Welbroke requests a change to an entreaty. The scene contrasts a teething remedy ad pitch for Mothers Winslow's Soothing Syrup with a formal dinner ordering moment.
A compact guide lists key anniversaries with traditional material names. Sixth is wood, tenth tin, fifteenth crystal, twentieth china, twenty-fifth silver, thirtieth pearl, fiftieth gold, seventieth diamond.
Esmeralda expresses indifference to automobile riding while Gwendolen argues the chauffeur cannot control the machine with one hand, suggesting caution and concerns about vehicle handling.
A Philadelphia Ledger quote shows a lawyer offering to take a damage case after an auto strike. The victim, helped to his feet, says he is not badly hurt and suspects the driver may have a case for the lawyer later.
A New York clergyman recalls how the late Dr. Morgan Dix lightened grave topics with humor. He shares a droll anecdote about Dix addressing a medical school graduating class describing how physiology claims the older a man grows the smaller his brain becomes and the implications for knowledge between generations.
Goodman Gonrong says he has a job offer and plans to work, while Haymold Storey recalls a yellow streak in him, implying skepticism about his commitment.
Judge notes four named gentlemen who, after staying out with friends, devised famous excuses and managed to escape consequences. The quartet includes Jonah Ulysses Rip Van Winkle and Robinson Crusoe.
A playful fairy tale exchanges flirtation and fate as a girl dreams of marrying a coal king and becoming his Cinder Ella. A questioning observer teases the idea of a prince, while she quietly accepts the fairy tale ending in a gleaming solitaire on her finger.
Te Brealian new shoes advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for hot sweating aching and swollen feet corns ingrown nails and bunions. It notes 25c druggists and shoe stores and offers free sample by mail at Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY. The snippet also mentions Mrs Jypes and a humorous exchange about autos and the Snoodles buying a finer one.
An attorney from Washington D C endorses Peruna for catarrhal disorders and lauds its remedial excellence. A Canadian contributor reports pneumonia recovery after Peruna use and notes a tailored benefit for a tailor who regained work. The ad notes Peruna tablets as a solid form offering an average dose per tablet.
The preliminary annual statement of internal revenue receipts shows cigarette consumption up in the United States for the year ended June 30 1908 while tobacco use generally falls off and spirits decline. Whisky appears to have dropped sharply though beer grows. The total internal revenue decreased by about 17.998 million dollars.
A New Yorker explains to an upstate friend that the protrusions are mile paste as they look up at the latest skyscraper. The judge noted the exchange highlighting regional humor.
A roundup of varied topics from the era includes a note on wood yield and pulp outputs, a description of many clocks aboard the Lusitania, and a marvel of a twelve rider bicycle for the blind. It also covers eye care, stone weighing standards, and profiles of women breaking banking and nursing barriers.
Native peanut supply cannot meet demand as imports rise. In 1906 about $3,000 worth of African peanuts came from Marseilles and in 1907 imports exceeded $73,000. West Africa is noted as a major peanut producer.
Society dialogue features Gayman and Goodsole in a wry exchange about conservation and reclaiming an arid waist. The overheard moment hints at flirtation and scandalous misreadings within polite circles.
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