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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1890
Page
4
A dated reader letter from March 8 1800 praises Great Sierra Kidney and Liver Cure for ten years of kidney disorders. The note, signed by C H Nowros a carpenter and builder of 616 California Street San Francisco California, claims restored rest and overall improvement. EU Perkins suggests a tombstone line about joining the great majority.
Editor Oregonian reports three more remarkable cures by electricity for rheumatism and neuralgia. A patient from Buena Vista Polk county describes six years of pain and sleepless nights, saying after treatment by Dr Dorrin he is nearly cured and ready to go home.
A resident from Kalama Washington testifies after years of chronic catarrh and deafness with ringing in the ears. Following electric and surgical treatment by Dr Darrin the patient reports complete relief and invites inquiries.
An advertisement from the Oregon era records Dr Darrin claiming eight years of deafness relief in ten minutes with catarrh cure. It notes services in Portland at Washington Building and offers free examinations, varying charges, home treatment, and confidential care. Also mentions a branch at Union Hotel The Dalles and promotional claims about electricity cures.
A Southern preacher lauds an herbal remedy for digestive ills and general debility saying Hostetter's stomach bitters has cured liver issues constipation and kidney trouble for thirty five years while warning of malaria and poison risks in distant regions.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe vegetable tonic and nervine. It claims to strengthen the whole system and especially uterine organs, aiding girls and women through puberty and the Change of Life while offering money back if unsatisfied.
A stirring piece lauds American philanthropy over princely gifts, focusing on Senator Leland Stanford’s founding of Stanford University in Palo Alto California. It details land endowment of 44200 acres and a twenty million dollar fund, admission for the poor, broad studies, and equal student rights.
The piece recalls Leland Stanford's rise from obscurity to governor, his war leadership, and the push for the Pacific Railroad. It praises his vigilance, unity, and postwar philanthropy, including founding Stanford University and shaping California’s growth amid Civil War tensions. It compares his stature to DeWitt Clinton and Stephen A. Douglass, citing rail projects and national service as hallmarks of his legacy.
In Good Housekeeping discussion, beans are presented as superior to graham bread and wheat for nutrition. Beans reach higher protein and mineral content, more brain and nerve nourishment, and better energy for heat and muscle. The piece argues widespread substitution could free land and bolster diets during famines and long campaigns.
A passage from Hall's Journal of Health discusses how climate, diet, water, and air quality hinder ideal hygienic living. It notes heat and cold fluctuations, humidity, and pollutants tax the vital powers, with imperfect food and water and air filled with visible and invisible impurities.
The Punjab irrigation framework splits into perennial and inundation canals. Perennial canals include 1,500 miles of main lines and 3,004 miles of distributaries, while inundation canals cover 3,440 miles of main and 641 miles of distributaries. In 1880–7 perennial canals irrigated 1,011,061 acres and inundation canals 989,579 acres, totaling 1,050,040 acres with crops like sugar cane rice cotton and wheat.
The Detroit Free Press notes fifty two ships landed in England on Friday with forty nine crews proven fast and profitable. It adds that Scotch captains adhere to tradition but will sail when ordered, and warns arguments lose effectiveness if delayed until certainty.
The article discusses Governor Hill's stance during the New York Central strike, noting militia readiness but no callout. It emphasizes staying calm and level headed under crisis, cites Otis A. Cole of Kinsman Ohio, and ends with a remark on the girl who speaks versus the one who thinks.
A Toronto reader reports kidney pain and frequent urination easing after using ALLcook's Porous Plaster every five days for three weeks. The testimonial praises relief from pain and clearer urine.
Local ads promote Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonial from F J Cheney and business associates. They claim the remedy acts on blood and mucous surfaces, selling at 50 cents per bottle through Toledo druggists.
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