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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1893
Page
4
Dr. Cyrus Dso argues disease germs contaminate yeast bread through dough handling and rising. He advocates Royal baking powder as a safe yeast substitute and explains proper mixing, heat, and baking to prevent germ growth and ensure palatable bread.
The article criticizes dairy writers who claim salt must be worked in and butter milk fully washed out. It argues true butter making requires completely removing buttermilk during the gram state, and that such statements reveal faulty theory and practice by dairy instructors and editors alike.
A description of Fulton's statue in Statuary Hall notes the face's change from hopeless to hopeful as the viewer circumnavigates the figure. It mentions Rafefield's Washington and includes experimental solidified petroleum fuel and scrambled eggs tips with cooking nuances.
A humorous vignette features a forgetful dog as a child explains the pet’s habit of forgetting manners during walks. A collector pursues a five dollar debt, while a lighthearted editor chides a person for breaking alphabetical order by placing U after VY.
Grover Cleveland urges Congress to repeal the 1890 silver purchase act as a remedy for the ongoing financial crisis. He cites depleted gold reserves, rising silver purchases, and loss of confidence in U.S. currency, warning that continued policy undermines the nation's money system. He also signals tariffs reform remains important but prioritizes immediate financial stability. The message is dated August 7 1893 and addressed to Congress.
A man swats a buzzing wasp and it appears dead on a window sill. The recovered wasp then licks its injured companion and drags it away, suggesting a form of social care. The report notes a curious scene observed near City, Mo. and mentions a 3740 pound meter.
Assistant Treasurer Sam Bailey lists five types of U S paper money. He demonstrates a green back, a twenty dollar gold certificate, a silver certificate, a coin certificate, and national bank notes with their legal tender status and limitations.
A Modesta Newa report warns eucalyptus trees damage sewers by fibrous roots invading pipes and expanding until blockages occur. Cities have passed ordinances forcing owners to cut gum trees to protect sanitation.
Advocates claim Syrup of Figs provides comfort and health benefits by cleansing the system and aiding kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them. Sold by druggists in 60¢ and 1 bottles, manufactured only by the California Fig Syrup Co with proper labeling.
A five month struggle with dyspepsia eased after taking August Flower for two weeks. The patient, J D Cox of Allegheny Pa, in the employ of Thomas McHenry Druggist, reports relief from heaviness and sick spells and a 20 pound gain after recovery.
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