Newberg Graphic Promises Friday Morning Post
Newberg Graphic, edited by B. N. Woodward with W. C. Woodward as associate, is issued as second class at the post office and published each Friday morning.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
4
Newberg Graphic, edited by B. N. Woodward with W. C. Woodward as associate, is issued as second class at the post office and published each Friday morning.
A 1903 report comments on social inequality in drunkenness, a Salvation Army campaign in Kentucky, and critique of Hearst as a political figure. It argues clean streets reflect civic spirit and public responsibility, urging better urban conditions and moral reform.
The Sinoi Céntral railroad adopts new six steel cars with side doors to speed boarding and shorten running time. The cars will be stronger than the prior models and built to instruction.
The Navy Department issued a recent order designating The Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem. Officers and enlisted men are directed to stand at attention while the piece is played, marking a formal standard for patriotic observance.
An eastern paper notes a mix of oddities from a spoof about a spanking machine at a Minnesota reform school to satire on William Hearst in Washington. The fragmentary text parodies wealth and media, reflecting speculative trends and social tensions of the era.
A sensational price drop lowers radium from 5 000 000 60 per pound to 2 721 885 90. Dealers may shave off a final ninety cents for bulk purchases to close a sale.
A whimsical verse about a wandering heifer precedes a field notice for the Willamette Flour Roller Mill near Neuman's landing. The mill resumes operation with improved machinery and a competent muller at the head, offering exchange and custom grinding to emphasize quality and output.
The Capital Journal urges vigorous cleanup to form a daily habit and protect public sentiment from untidy streets. It warns loose rocks on streets risk horse accidents. C N Johnson reports a Spring Hill Farm oats yield of 3450 bushels from 35 acres, about 108 bushels per acre, with potential sale at $31 per acre given current prices.
Advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a purgative for biliousness and constipation. Claiming the pills cleanse the liver without gripe or weakness and add tone to body tissues. Endorsed by W J Howell of Houston and sold by Caldwell & Co.
W H Brown of Leesville Indiana nearly died from asthma but used King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He rode 18 miles with his family praying for life and reports instant relief and sleep now. The letter claims cures for consumption bronchitis and grip and offers guaranteed bottles, second bottle $1 and trial bottles free by F H Gardwell Co.
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