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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
9
A historical note warns that much of the white paper in America uses Egyptian rags that may carry contamination from decay and filthy garments. It describes ragpicking houses in Mannheim where European rags are collected for U S. paper mills, contrasting with wood pulp for common papers.
Mrs. C B Earnest of Jersey Shore says Dodd's Kidney Pills cured her after five weeks of bed rest. She reports regained strength and the ability to work and go to town without suffering. The testimonial urges other women to cure kidneys to restore health.
A reflective adage notes that wealth and favor mask folly, yet prosperity hides the fool from sight. The saying warns that fortune can conceal character until decline reveals true judgment.
Mothers will find Mrs Winslow's Soothing Byrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period.
A dialogue where Little Bess asks about a philanthropist and Mamma explains it as a term from Greek meaning a lover of men, suggesting all women might be philanthropists. Miss Goodwin is identified as the philanthropist in question.
An old advertisement fragment promotes Dr Kline’s Great Nerve tonic with phrases about nervousness and knowledge. It mentions a trial battle and treatise and lists BR H Kline Ltd in Philadelphia. A dialogue snippet asks what a silent partner is and if you ever danced with a deaf and dumb man.
Rafia from Madagascar finds use in cigarette and paper making while bees spread pear blight in California experiments. Dr Max Wolf names a Cygnus nebula the America nebula resembling the North American map. New elements carolinium and berzellum are proposed for Welsbach burners, both radioactive and dense.
A Montreal newspaper describes Far East vessels with vivid detail. It highlights dugouts with matting sails, the asymmetrical craft, and the famed flying proa of Guam reputed for swift ocean travel between nearby islands.
In Chicago, a widespread toothpick habit is described as a window into a man’s temperament. The piece notes quick, nervous types chew constantly, while cool souls keep a toothpick longer and mood affects its position. A cafe cashier says the habit grows and many cannot break it.
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