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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1903
Page
7
The ad urges relief from indigestion by strengthening and toning the stomach through Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims the stomach is weak and overworked and promises permanent improvements by taking the medicine.
In the exchange between Evelyn and Roccoe, price increases for diamonds are noted as sparking worry. The Yonk era Statesman quote reflects public awareness of the trend.
A clipped reference to Kline's Great Nerve appears in a local notes section, noting a possible medical remedy or product name. The brief item mentions its use and a public interest angle without further detail.
A reader asks Mr Carter about slang used in a cartoonish Pennsylvania Panic Bowl item. They request meanings for steady saphead and it, and inquire whether Mr Carter's sister is steady, framing a humorous linguistic inquiry.
Everett Foster recalls a winter episode in Yellow Stone Park told in the September issue of St. Nicholas. A young brother of Foster caught a trout and, without moving, swung it into Nature's pot and cooked it. The narrator tasted the dish and found it palatable.
A father explains diplomacy to his son as any man whose wife respects him, reflecting a witty Life magazine style observation on marriage and social status.
An article explains deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube mucous lining. It states curing requires constitutional remedies to restore the tube, with nine of ten cases due to catarrh. It advertises Hall's Catarrh Cure and Panere pills offered by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Enquirer quotes Inspector Casey-B8o and Chief Millican noting a striking contrast with other women. The dialogue hints at silence when she has nothing to say, underscoring a witty, observational tone about a remarkable female figure.
A Denver Field and Farm note describes a double bowl waterer with an internal brass float and lever that automatically stops flow when full. It claims pure water in the external bowl cannot be fouled, since the interior reservoir remains sealed, preventing contamination.
Farmers with small plots can profit by dedicating an acre or two to root crops like mangel wurzels carrots and turnips. Proper seed bed, drilling, thinning and hoeing yield 600 to 1000 bushels per acre. Other notes discuss dehorning cattle churn timing, sun for pigs to prevent thumps, and malt sprouts as cattle feed.
The speaker comments on quirky language habits about coats and vests, stockings and shoes, signs about wiping feet, and a father warming pantaloons. The tone is playful and observational, highlighting everyday linguistic mismatches.
A 19th century style ad promises Allen's Foot-Ease free in Le Roy New York. It claims relief for sore feet bunions and blisters making shoes feel comfortable. The copy warns against counterfeit versions and urges buying from a drug store.
The exchange shows Victor asking about Bobby's new mamma and Bobby replying that she does very well for an amateur, reflecting a light hearted tone from the Smart Set.
Fragmentary ad notes a medicine labeled Cure for Consumption with price 25 cents, claimed to force eat?ents Coens to no better medicine. The text lacks full context and details.
Nearly 80 000 Weldb residents in Liverpool support the proposal to establish a Celtic chair at the University College. The effort aims to promote Welsh studies and regional scholarship within the university system.
Advertises electric lighted trains with unequalled service on the Chicago Great Western railway. Encourages writing J. P. Elmer G. P. A. Chicago for information about routes to Chicago Dubuque Des Moines Kansas City and the Southeast.
A witty exchange in the Boston Herald features a lawyer remarking that a husband left no will granting a third to his wife while the widow protests she would receive only a fourth. The column then shifts to a note praising Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a child remedy.
A domestic aside in the Baltimore American notes a husband urging his wife to depart as their children prepare to reveal more stories of their own cleverness.
The doorkeeper asks what to do with the baby carriage and Mrs Murphy replies to take it out so babies are not admitted in or room, per a Chicago Daily News lampoon of theater etiquette.
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