Coffee trial yields mixed water and milk result
In a fragmented note a test mixes water and coffee to examine flavor. The text mentions coffee cups and a tasting attempt with uncertain terms and unclear outcomes.
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Newspaper
Aberdeen Herald
Location
Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1898
Page
7
In a fragmented note a test mixes water and coffee to examine flavor. The text mentions coffee cups and a tasting attempt with uncertain terms and unclear outcomes.
A mixed OCR fragment lists various topics from baking powder cures and catarrh remedies to clock accuracy in Hampton Court, shipping wagons, Calaveras skull gift, advanced microscopes, and a Sweden peat fiber wool yarn blend. It mentions Dr Ry Kline, J Cheney Co Toledo, Peabody Museum, Prof J D Whitney, and General Washington in Cuba, with assorted product pitches and science notes.
The London Daily Mail notes the Parsons turbine could render the ordinary Marine engine obsolete. In the destroyer Viper under Parsons the speed is expected to exceed 43 miles per hour, rivaling continental and English express ships. Five years ago 26 knots was phenomenal. the gain of 12 knots in five years may be unequaled in such a period.
A fragmented report notes France sending rails to Japan and Australia importing soap from Jinan. It mentions a Massachusetts mill electrifying yard locomotives, Cedartown and Lexington mills expanding spindle capacity, and Buena Vista Woolen Mills operating to fulfill government orders. Also cited are England’s corps of electrical engineers, a Massachusetts statute on factory meaning, and a remark on butterine legislation efforts in England.
A jumble of odd notes covers a tailor in Chicango and a lethal ingestion of a needle, plus quips about Hostetters Stomach Hitters and Witters remedies. It mentions Canadian Northwest police guarding Klondike, ancient iron in the British Museum, a petrified Cheshire oak, and a man’s air consumption at four miles per hour.
A health article extols Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for female ailments. It cites testimonials from women including Mrs J C Orms of Johnstown Pa praising relief from headaches dizziness nervousness kidney trouble and womb pain after using the remedy. The piece notes Mrs Pinkham’s long experience and the current leadership of her correspondence department.
Dr Thomas H White urges vigilant care of infant teeth to prevent malposition and decay. He warns that early neglect leads to ulcers, abscesses, and extractions, stressing temporary fillings to preserve chewing function and digestion. Mothers should monitor eruption and health of children’s first teeth.
In a Cassell's Saturday Journal excerpt, a string of urban lives shows how people strived for bread and a stable income. A former police official, a Somerset Town clerk, a rising author, a private detective, a Belgravia socialite, and a Nonconformist minister turn to side gigs from coffee stalls to photography to make ends meet while pursuing dignity amid hardship.
An Easterner touring a Colorado ranch discovers a peach seed sprouting inside a large incubator. The visitor exclaims in wonder as a tiny sprout grows, prompting a light moment about local peach hatching. The note contrasts local agriculture with Eastern expectations.
The revised Russian census reports a national population of 129 million, placing Russia third after China and the British Empire. China leads with about 400 million, followed by the British Empire at roughly 205 million.
The remark notes that any wealthy bachelor can secure the appearance of an ideal spouse or husband. It suggests a critique of social expectations and transactional perceptions in marriage during the era.
An advertising pitch claims the Doctor Slocum System can cure consumption and lung diseases by a comprehensive treatment. It offers three free bottles to readers and asserts it attacks every weakness of the disease and cures forever.
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