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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1893
Page
4
A mixed club movement is rising as the future of social groups merging men and women into joint studies and problem solving. Advocates like Mr. Stead propose cooperative homes for unmarried people with an experienced housekeeper and selective pairing, amid concerns about balancing companionship and social limits.
A rugged botanist guides a curious companion through the Pyrenees noting rare species. The scene unfolds with a tiny trencherman botanist critiquing and discovering Aquilegia pyrenaica and Parnassia palestris as they trek toward a hidden spring. London Tit-Bits overview follows.
A first person reminiscence from the St. Louis Globe Democrat recounts a youth's search for a supposed hidden fortune in an uncle’s homestead. He recalls tight family ties, suspicious motives, and a long hunt through closets garrets and a cistern before finding only old trinkets and literary papers.
A compact argument defends the death penalty as the logical outcome of the social contract. It asserts self preservation as a natural right, then explains the state's role in replacing private vengeance with lawful punishment to protect households from violent crime.
Matthew Marshall in the New York Sun explains how New York’s stock scene swarms with amateurs and brokers relying on borrowed money. Bulls outnumber bears among professionals, margins fund bets, and a market collapse looms when loans tighten, with many investors crushed when prices fall. Andrew Jackson’s maxim on debt is cited to caution traders.
The article traces borax from high East Indies and Persian origins to Venice and England refined trade, noting prices from 1 a pound down to 11 cents by 1870 and the rise of a global, growing demand. It links a harrowing Death Valley episode to early borax discoveries and cites a Pacific coast supply rising from 4 million to 10 million pounds annually.
An overview of Japanese belief in mythical beings. The text describes a white tiger on its thousandth birthday and a fox that becomes a beautiful woman at fifty, then gains powers at a century and nine-tailed celestial form at a millennium. It also mentions gigantic serpents and other monstrous creatures with unusual anatomy.
The passage cites heavy strains of illness and praises Anicock's tonics as a cure all in families and recommended by preacher Mark Guy Pearse. It mentions dated notes from December 10 1888 and includes assorted product endorsements like Enameline Stove Polish and Geomes breakfast. The text blends medical and household ad lines with speculative testimonials.
Reported quarrel features Jenkins calling a rival coward and thief. The respondent dismisses the accusation, noting Jenkins often errs and claims no value in his judgments.
An a vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh cure failure. It credits F J Cheney & Co Toledo and lists endorsers Fest Truax Walding Kinnas Marvin as wholesale druggists. The cure is taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available free.
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