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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
2
An 1900 edition notes a worsening Republican campaign mood as Mary Ellen Lease tours Nebraska for McKinley. A Nebraska paper mocks Bryan and Filipino labor fears, recalling Lincoln’s line about fooling people and predicting he has not yet fooled all the people.
The excerpt quotes W J Bryan dismissing the Gold Standard as a lasting policy and arguing any supporter of Bryan is backing a candidate unable to implement monetary reform. It criticizes political weakness and readiness to abandon sound money.
The piece criticizes Bryan's stance on national equality and tyrannical restraint, contrasting it with Southern support and practical application. It cites an article on insubordination, urging careful reading and caution in Newberg and calling for heroic remedies from older school methods to curb unrest.
In his acceptance letter President McKinley defends liberal aims in the Philippines and warns against imperialism. He emphasizes freedom as a foundational Republican value, criticizes hypocrisy at home, and appeals to party unity amid opposition.
In a clash over class privilege and monetary policy, Roosevelt rebukes critics led by Bryan who fret over money before people. He argues the nation’s three year policy has tied man and dollar, focusing on practical outcomes rather than catchphrases or slogans.
The speaker argues that a dollar controls the worker’s fate. When able to obtain a dollar, a man becomes its master. without it, he cannot master it. He notes wages should reflect full value for labor and criticizes current practice of paying workers for their work.
The piece argues the Democratic Party favors theory and a protectorate in the Philippines while the Republican Party stands for practical sovereignty. It cites the acceptance statement against using murderers as agents and stresses the need to maintain sovereignty to rule justly for both Americans and Filipinos. It also discusses parental authority and classroom discipline as analogies, urging firm but fair guidance to curb insubordination.
Professor Ackerman, state superintendent, spoke before the Pacific Coast Indian Institute warning parents and educators against lax authority. He urged a better standard for men and criticized the current age of family and school discipline as mismanaged through indiscipline.
M Teague FRIESDS CHOURCI Sunday school 0 a m Preaching 11 a m 7 50 p m Midweek meeting Thursday 2 p m Junior Endeavor Sunday 3 p m Levi D Barr Pastor Baptist Preaching Sunday morning Evening 7 30 Junior 3 Young people 6 30 J F Day Pastor Mey Church Sunday school 10 a m preaching 11 am and 3 pm Class meeting 12 m Rev Save Sxyvper Mother remedy note Chamberlain s Cough Remedy safe for babies and adults Sold by C F Moore Co Notice Tran Shorts Chop Middlings at mill Flour stocked by local stores Grave Keneer Stock sale Boots shoes clothing at reduced prices Fair Store E M Sheets Propr. successor to W F Howard
Mrs John Dowling of Butler Pennsylvania endured three years of malignant stomach trouble with nausea and indigestion. After failing with other remedies she tried Electric Bitters and in two months was cured gaining weight and strength. It aids digestion cures dyspepsia and improves appetite. Only 50 cents guaranteed at C F Moore Co drugstore.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions E. W. Grove and a payment or signature tied to six on each bow amid unclear context. No clear event, date, or organization emerges from the fragment.
An advertorial note extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for female troubles during the change of life. It claims it strengthens the womanly system without alcohol or narcotics and cites a testimonial from a Miss at 1212 Bank Street in Washington. A request is made for the doctor’s medical adviser book sent for 21 cents to cover mailing costs.
A Virginia editor recounts almost giving up after long diarrhoea but being restored to health by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He cites his relief after a few doses and urges fellow sufferers to try it. Sold by C F Moore Co druggists.
A rich lady funded Dr. Nicholson's Institute with ten thousand dollars to provide his Ear Drums free to deaf patients unable to pay. The Nicholson Institute is at 759 Eighth Avenue, New York. Also mentions a Wichita letter about Nome life and a San Antonio man reporting asthma relief from Dr King's New Discovery now sold at C F Moore & Co. trial bottles free.
Great Eastern Tea Co seeks agents in Oregon and Washington outside Portland. Part time 2 3 hours daily promising big earnings selling teas coffees and spices. Write for details and catalogue free 826 Washington St Portland Or. Largest Pacific Coast distributors with 100 stores.
Advertisement notes a book titled The Life and Achievements of Admiral Power by Walstead with extensive verse and illustrations. It markets the work through The Dominion Company in Chicago with a $1.90 price and limited offer details.
Parcel offered at two million dollars lies about 14,000 acres with improvements including a home and tract, featuring running water and good drainage. Location specified as two miles from Newberg in the TM 3000 area.
Fall and Winter Store News reports deep discounts on men s and youth suits shirts sweaters and wool undergarments. It highlights low sale prices on dress goods fabrics and newly expanded boot and shoe department with a long list of guaranteed brands. Store hours note upcoming closures on Monday and Wednesday.
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