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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1903
Page
7
An advertisement warns that neglected colds become chronic illnesses and urges taking Ayer's Cherry Pectoral at the start of a cough. It claims a few doses cure, listing three sizes 25c 50c and 1 and noting availability at all druggists.
Comic exchange on wife sleeping habits from the Chicago News features a doctor and Mr Stubb. The doctor asks about sleep onset and Stubb replies she sleeps when she touches his vest pocket.
One hundred twenty one men born and raised in Owenton Kentucky became bank cashiers after leaving town. The fact was shared at the funeral of Walter B Gazle the town banker who died last week and many surviving local cashiers attended the services.
Obscure OCR fragment lists prices for plows, wood beams, wind mills and farming goods. Mentions Young America Creamee No 1 and Steel Wind a Soak with prices, and a farm supply line in Portland Oregon.
Sir Michael Herbert diplomat and ambassador to the United States died in Switzerland while seeking to restore his health. Born 1857, he rose through the British foreign service, serving in Paris Washington The Hague Constantinople Rome and finally as ambassador to the United States in 1902. He married Le Ma Wilson and had two sons. King Edward awarded him the Grand Cross for Venezuelan negotiations and he helped negotiate the Alaskan boundary treaty now pending arbitration.
At Bluffton Indiana the assault and battery trial of ten L A B society members indicted for hazing Ralph McBride and three others revealed brutal acts. Victims faced barbed wire, high falls, blindfolds, and trains on adjacent tracks affecting attendance. Prosecutor Burns probes whether initiation caused illness and death. Parents did not seek further inquiry.
Chauncey M. Depew pressed into a tale told at a party when a girl laughed and revealed the speaker had told her own story half an hour earlier. The senator then moved to the back, silent for the first time, as a remark about soup names and French cooking sparked humor.
A Galion Ohio church worker Mrs Hattie La Fountain credits Peruna with curing months of bearing down pains headaches and fatigue after reading of Dr Hartmans free home treatment offer She recalls her husband sacrificing money for physicians and urges others to seek Peruna as directed by the doctor Also Annie Hoban Miss Mamie Powell and Miss Annie Hoban endorse Peruna for nervous restfulness headaches and general health improvements through regular use and spring fall dosages
Mrs. Julia M. Brown secretary of the Woman’s State Federation of California in Los Angeles writes that Peruna outperforms any claimed by patent medicines. She says several women near collapse found strength and health through Peruna and she uses it herself for nervous fatigue with satisfactory results.
A quick exchange questions Mrs. Knicker and Mrs. Jones about being well informed. Mrs. Becker confirms the Cook has lived with multiple local families, illustrating shared social ties in the neighborhood.
A housebound woman long plagued by a chronic female derangement exhausts doctors and remedies, finally losing hope of relief as her saga unfolds.
Dialogue highlights cautious judgment when disease nature is unclear. The young doctor seeks guidance and the old physician advises restraint and listening before acting. The piece emphasizes prudence over hasty conclusions in medical practice.
From a Canadian View reports that two Boer generals have acquired one hundred thousand acres in Mexico to promote colonization. The piece notes slow recognition for Boer interests in South Africa and hints at shifting colonial aims.
A caller is instructed to write to Dr Hartman in Columbus for a full statement of their case. The doctor will provide valuable advice gratis. The address given is Dr Hartman President of von Hartman Sanitarium Columbus.
A faded clipping mocks a testimonial about Hall's Catarrh Cure while a legal-sounding statement from Frank J. Cheney promises payment for cures. The text includes a city and county reference and a notary public attestation from A. W. Gemabon.
Biggs reports a decision to rewrite the primer in five syllable words for Boston children. Wiggs asks for details as the plan is announced. The exchange notes a focus on simplifying reading material for local students.
A mother and child admire a pretty kitten that never cries. The dialog pairs with an 19th century style aside and a patent medicine pitch for Piso’s Cure, claiming it cures coughs colds and consumption with a 25 cent price at druggists.
In a Baltimore American snippet, Dolly asks about Mrs Rush’s position in the 400. Kitty responds she is one of the naughts, indicating her status within the group.
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