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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1903
Page
3
A brief promotional excerpt describes general weakness and fatigue and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a tonic to restore vitality and blood quality, claiming to energize a run-down system.
The record notes about 350 active or recently active volcanoes exist globally with hundreds more long extinct, highlighting Earth's volcanic activity.
Electric lighted trains offer unequalled service to Chicago Dubuque Des Moines Kansas City and the Southeast. For information write J P Elmer G P A Chicago.
Report notes ducks travel about 90 miles per hour on average and may cover up to 150 miles with a fair wind. Also mentions Winslow’s Soothing Teether remedy for teething children with no further details.
The trolley car is not drawn by electric current but is repeatedly lifted by the magnetic attraction of the motor armature coils.
Buyer notes Piso's Cure for Consumption available at druggists priced at 25 sae. Mentions it as a good medicine.
The New York Rapid Transit Company expects to build a second tunnel under the East River from Maiden Lane to Nassau Street in Brooklyn. The project aims to expand rapid transit capacity and improve city commutes.
Local applications fail to reach the inner ear. The only cure for deafness is constitutional, caused by inflammation of the Eustachian Tube. When inflamed, rumbling sounds and imperfect hearing occur, and complete closure leads to permanent deafness unless the inflammation is removed. Nine of ten deafness cases are catarrh, an inflammation of mucous surfaces. A $100 reward offered for any deafness case (due to catarrh) cured by Cheney's Catarrh Cure. Bend for circulars.
An advertisement laments slow service in a restaurant scene and promotes Dr Kline’s Great Nerve Cure claiming nerve nervousness relief. It invites readers to bend for a free trial bottle and treatise from Dr B H Kline Ltd Philadelphia Maryland.
Cynical dialogue notes a couple preparing for marriage ending a romance deemed deeply devoted. The exchange in Stray Stories highlights public amusement at impending nuptials and the irony of romance turning into wedlock.
Portland based Referson Machine Co successors to John Poole offers automatic self feeders faultless stumpliers and Buckeye sawmill machinery. They supply engines boilers gas engines and related equipment and invite inquiries for any machinery needs.
Utica Globe reports Danville Sheriff Whitlock used a pistol to scatter a mob of several hundred seeking to lynch James Wilson after a Black man allegedly killed a bystander. The mob burned a Black man tied to a pole and attacked the jail, but the sheriff’s actions saved Wilson and boosted local support for lawmen.
Phil May, renowned cartoonist for Punch the Graphic and other periodicals, died in London after a long illness. Born in Leeds in 1864, he began drawing early, moved to London at sixteen to pursue his art, worked in illustrated journalism, spent three years at the Sydney Bulletin, later associated with the Daily Graphic, and visited New York on a roving commission for the Chicago World's Fair.
Mrs. John Carter of Monroe’s Island Maine drifted in an open dory for forty eight hours and was found alive by a Gloucester fishing schooner about thirty miles east of Mount Desert Rock. She was revived and identified herself before being taken to Long Island for care.
The Department of Agriculture in Washington defines standards for food products and how they are judged. Standards cover fats and solids in milk and dairy items, butter fat levels, ice cream milk fat minimums, and labeling to guide state legislation and fraud prevention.
Mrs. Carter describes drifting seventy five miles at sea for forty eight hours while adrift in a hurricane. She suffered extreme thirst and exhaustion as she heard imagined voices and hoped for rescue, unable to signal from the great ocean aboard the drifting dory.
Miss Olive B Coventry of Guelph Canada is rescued after being trapped under a seat in a rail wreck. She marries J Ack Bernestein, a civil engineer, and Mrs Borsteins remarks reveal a family birthmark warning of danger. The present generation bears the livid four finger imprint on her wrist signaling misfortune.
A rare brush tail Chinese goldfish can fetch up to $1000 for a pair. Collectors prize its form, enhanced by Chinese methods to shape and beautify the creature. The piece notes Chinese secrets behind the fish’s prized appearance and ends with a wry definition of a cynic.
Letters from readers claim Peruna cured catarrh in kidneys and pelvic organs, noting rapid improvement after two months. Endorsers urge others to try Peruna and seek free advice from Dr. Hartman at the Hartman Sanitarium in Columbus.
Sallie notes berries are plentiful on the market and Willie agrees the supply will stay high until prices fall and box sizes grow. The exchange appears in Roller Monthly.
The German empire is divided into 145 chamber of commerce districts with power to legislate on tariff matters, central to trade policy and economic regulation across the empire.
A chilling tale where Underwood baffled six physicians and defied collection in court. The remark they could never collect a cent frames a grim episode, reflecting a disputed medical mystery and legal aftermath.
A fragment from Detroit Free Press notes a dispute or social friction described as rude behavior by Mamma-Gadys toward several people, hinting at a news item about last night’s events and clothing concerns.
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