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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
4
Dyspepsia causes pain and discomfort with bad mouth taste and heartburn. Hood's Sarsaparilla claims permanent cures for thousands of severe cases. Pills are touted as the best cat arr scrape remedy. Uncertain historical text mentions humor and patriotism in Detroit.
One hundred dollar reward offered for an incurable catarrh case. F J Cheney Co Toledo promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials and wholesale druggists as sellers. Endorsers Ware & Tuvox and Alding Kinnan Marvin vouch for I J Cheney's reliability. Price 75 cents per bottle.
In a heated exchange, Uncle Hiram accuses Jerkins of eyeing Mandy for personal gain while Aunt Malaprop defends him as chasing a share of inheritance and pottage. The dialogue reveals tensions over family loyalties and motives.
Quirky clipped text references a signature on boxes of a famed remedy for colds in one day and a burlesque exchange about house cleaning. Other lines mention malaria tonic Grove’s Tasteless and a playful exchange about hair color and romance.
An ad promotes Dr Kline's Nerve Restorative claiming immediate relief from nervous ailments with a trial bottle offer. It lists a Philadelphia address for Dr RL Roe and mentions a $2.00 trial bottle. A political campaign note follows mocking loud bar talk amid boodle rhetoric.
A policeman requests clarification about placing a letter in a box, explaining the box is a fire alarm as Mr Wayback bursts in to notify that a house is on fire and the fire department must be alerted.
Dialogue shows Professor Beeswax accusing the cookbook of failing to guide a proper omelet while Bridget accuses another person of unpaid wages for three months. The exchange hints at domestic tension and financial dispute within a kitchen setting.
A young man who consented to donate blood to save his employer set a remarkable example. The incident highlights the power of good blood and promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and to improve blood quality.
A playful exchange features odd spellings and dialect when discussing doughnuts and a planned lunch. Uncle Eben comments on weak-natured men trying to sound firm, highlighting stubbornness and arithmetic expectations about supporting oneself.
An old advertisement warns readers about Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic claiming it is tasteless while urging caution over its peony flavored formula and dubious medical claims. No cure is promised and payment is requested.
Tommy teases Mr. Sappy about being a “regular lady-killer” while Mr. Bappy questions the claim. Tommy recalls Mabel laughing hard after last night, suggesting playful banter and light drama between friends.
In a sharp exchange Rubberton May questions a stranger about his business. The stranger rebuts with hauteur claiming gentility, while Rubberton May notes that many have failed at similar ventures.
An advertisement claims Latative chromo Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay for 25 cents. The item appears amid other snippets including a buttonhole opener design and light humor exchanges from the Chicago Tribune.
J A Simpson secretary of the San Francisco Board of Education testifies Peruna is an ideal tonic. He suffered neurasthenia from heavy office work and reports Peruna built up his system and made him feel like a new man. Summer Catarrh book offered free by The Peruna Medicine Co. of Columbus Ohio.
A fragment from Miss City scene shows a store visit with a clerk offering Anderson gingham while a child remarks on coffee and a man replies he is fond of coffee, prompting a playful exchange.
Johnny Foehl sued Camden & Suburban Railway Co for 5000 dollars after being pushed from a car. A rambling witness testified he ate five mince pies in minutes, sparking arguments over its relevance to invalid status. The court later ruled the mince pie evidence fatal to the case.
An advertisement from Ocean Grove New Jersey dated February 17 promotes Piso's Cure for Consumption as a reliable medicine for coughs and colds, touting its effectiveness and availability.
An Illinois university course in stock judging, only three years old, attracts over 300 students. It promises strong employment paths with graduates earning salaries above average, many finding nine month courses lead to roles as cattle buyers with high pay at stock yards and beyond.
The Bailey Gatzert, newly equipped fast steamer, sails Portland to The Dalles for daylight round trips via Cascade Locks Hood River White Salmon. Depart 7 AM daily except Monday, return 10 PM. One way 25 cents, round trip 2 dollars 50 cents. Office foot of Alder Street. Phone Main 851.
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