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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
7
Advertisement asserts that sores and ulcers stem from impure blood and that only blood purification cures them. It claims washes and salves fail to reach the blood and promotes S. S. as a remedy that purifies circulation, heals inflamed tissue, and supplies pure blood. Free book and medical advice offered by The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta, Georgia.
In a casual exchange Bridgley and Gunson reminisce about an old school teacher who once admired Bridgley. Gunson then reveals he married that teacher about ten years ago, ending the nostalgia with a personal update.
Advertisement fragment offers a free two dollar trial bottle of a nerve restoration treatment by Dr. B H Kline at 01 Arch St Philadelphia. It promotes relief from nervous diseases and perma fitsening. The wording is unclear but targets individuals seeking nerve health remedies.
A Chicago Tribune passage mocks wartime shortages at a summer resort. A regular guest notes lemonade comes with macaroni instead of a straw and asks why baked macaroni tastes strongly of lemon juice. The piece highlights Mrs Winslow’s Boothing Byrup as a remedy for children during the wedding period.
A doctor and a professor share a downtown luncheon. The doctor questions the professor about cutting steak in a zigzag pattern. The professor replies he is following the loin of least real st ance, a pun on distance.
A historical advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional blood disorder best treated internally. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a blood and mucous surface remedy and Hall's Pills for constipation, claiming endorsement by physicians and nationwide testimonials.
An altar society in Brooklyn is funded by monthly contributions from its members to cover lights and flowers for the altar of perpetual adoration run by night police.
Fragmentary note discusses chronic constipation and nutrition needs. Mentions pregnancy and nourishment, unclear actionable steps, and unclear source context.
A city girl answers the expected question then saddles a chestnut sorrel and gallops through the neighborhood as part of local tradition.
A quotation reflects on authentic literature and the use of corporate books as sources on the witness stand, contrasting genuine words with modern written material. The line cites Baltimore American as the source.
Shake in Allen's Foot-Ease powder for hot sweating aching swollen feet and corns ingrowing nails bunions. Cures with relief at all druggists and shoe stores 250. Dont accept counterfeit mail offer, free sample mailed. Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy NY.
Capt Kidd claimed he would hide his treasure away from authorities by using a safety vault, but he preferred a place the personal property assessor would never hear of. The treasure remained undiscovered to this day.
A Chicago Tribune gossip item depicts Mrs Storer and Mrs Homer laments crossing busy intersections where a large policeman might grab someone, causing fright and tension in city streets.
Critic questions a Mrs De Scadds portrait while the artist admits the work is superb yet bears little resemblance. The artist bluntly jokes that the mismatch is deliberate to secure payment, highlighting a wry, money driven dynamic.
Old ballad recounts the esquire's son who loves the bailiff's daughter of Islington. After seven years apart and travel to London as an apprentice, the pair reunite when she reveals she is alive, and they wed, ending sorrow with joyous union.
A witty exchange between a young wife and her elderly aunt about praise for cooking. The aunt asks if the husband ever compliments the meals and the wife replies that he does not swear, but she can tell when he is pleased.
The article discusses why northern and southern hemisphere summers and winters differ less than expected. It notes that land to water ratios smooth extremes, as the northern hemisphere has more land. It also includes a brief humorous exchange about fashion and literature.
A candidate claims he introduced twenty two bills to aid the district. The crowd challenges what happened to them. The speaker says the bills were printed in the Congressional Record and promises continued service if re elected.
A railway passenger’s ticket blew from a forward car window as a northbound Colorado and Southern train passed a station. The suction from a concurrent southbound train pulled the ticket along, and it blew into the smoking car door where the baggage master later recovered it.
A Baltimore American note comments on a shoeblack poet and his polished verse. It muses on cleanliness standards for kitchen floors and jokes about a marriage described as a love match when poor.
From Washington State College Pullman a farmer near Walla Walla receives guidance from Professor Elliott on managing black alkali. He recommends surface drainage, autumn seeding, and cautious fertilization to establish alfalfa despite high water tables and salty soils. The letter also discusses salt tolerant grasses, pests like the apple aphid, and the use of dust sprays in horticulture.
In a terse exchange, one speaker laments generosity while the other counters with financial risk and marriage intent. The dialogue pivots on wealth as the key to mutual willingness to wed, revealing contrasting views on sacrifice and security.
Poetic lament about people who travel to roam and pack useless items while leaving good manners behind, highlighting the contrast between travel excess and social conduct.
A New Yorker observes Chinese residents touring the city in sightseeing wagons calling them newly curious locals. He notes increased Chinese passengers among the riders and compares the scene to travelers from Arabia.
A humorous exchange in a newspaper snippet shows a reader asking about coverage of Blinker running over his mother in law. The response notes the sports section hasn’t arrived yet, highlighting the lighthearted tone of the page.
Fragmentary notes indicate Leadville Colorado catalogs for chemical specimens and gold samples. A price list was sent with envelopes and work submitted, though details are incomplete.
Sterling household remedy Kasparilla is promoted as a natural corrective for digestive derangements. It allegedly improves digestion, reduces sour stomach and constipation, and dispels drowsiness and despondency from sluggish liver and kidneys. Hoyt Chemical Co offers refunds if unsatisfied.
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