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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
2
A scrambled historical notice from Newberg Oregon discusses postal entry, soy feed trials in Kansas, a proverb on wealth and work, and editorials on four public problems. It mentions a wealthy doctor’s advice on fortune, and critiques a Democratic surplus management plan with reference to 1892 treasury events.
The Graphic urges public support for local oil investigations noting the enterprise resembles a lottery but could rapidly develop the country. It hints at rich underground resources nearby while acknowledging indications may mislead and asserts that modest funds can reveal the truth to justify the cost.
A compilation of partisan rhetoric and public sentiment from several states. The Roseburg Review notes harsh GOP attacks on William Jennings Bryan while Kansas and Iowa pieces mock drought, climate, and politics. Chicago hosts a National Negro Stalness League gathering highlighting successful African Americans in the South and industry.
The article argues for improving business economy and rail transportation policies. It condemns cheap freight for manufacturers and four cent mileage while urging legislation to curb high rates and support Black civic progress along Booker T. Washington’s model. It highlights a sober segment of the community pursuing citizenship and progress amid rail challenges.
The article contrasts diverging eye witness accounts on the canteen law at Presidio California Leavenworth and Fort Wetherell. Clergy and ministers reportedly disapprove while soldiers praise removals of deer and alcohol enticements amid pay checks and discipline concerns.
An advertisement extols Acker's Elixir as the superior remedy for blood and skin diseases with a guarantee. The piece also lists various local transactions, marriages licenses, and notices, including guidance for Oregon State Fair activities and a testimonial praising Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy.
An assorted slice of 19th century advertising and anecdotes references remedies such as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for quick relief and safety, Bucklin's Arnica for burns and skin troubles, Electric Bitters touted for malaria and digestive help, plus local notes and quotes about Greenland, Deafness cures, and a lawyer's tale.
Classified notice listing house orchard pasture and farming land for rent in part exchange for work by J. M. and W. Atkinson. Also includes ads for Dr King’s New Life Pills and Moki Tea by C F Moore & Co claiming health benefits and sleep aid.
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