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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1893

Page

3

Warning on Baking Powders Warns Against Harmful Additives

The article cautions against baking powders with caustic acids and alkalis sold cheaply with prizes. It endorses Royal Baking Powder made from cream of tartar and soda as pure and safe, citing Dr. Edson of New York who praises its purity and the carbon dioxide leavening mechanism. It urges consumers to avoid inferior powders and rely on reputable, wholesome products.

Edson Commissioner of Health of New York Doctor of Hygienne

The Hidden Wedding Door in Dutch Town

In Holland a door in many houses is opened only for two events a marriage and a death. The bride and groom enter the home by this door and then it is nailed shut until another death requires its use to carry out a body.

Holland

Poisonous snakes and cures in distant lands

The piece notes Venezuela abounds with venomous snakes where bites are common, yet fatalities are low due to a local plant called occumilo used as a wound powder. It also mentions Africa’s Mountains of the Moon, tied to Stanley and the demon Mguarma, whose feared power caused panic during a recent exposure attempt.

Venezuela India Moon Africa Stanley Mguarma

Cinderella’s Real Name Alleged as Rhodope in Ancient Tale

The fragment asserts Cinderella's name as Rhodope, describing her as a handsome Egyptian maiden from 670 BCE during the reign of Psomothus, a claim drawn from antiquated lore and not supported by modern scholarship. It weaves together myth, era references, and cultural curiosities in a clipped antiquarian tone.

Cinderella Rhodope Psomothus Egypt

German Syrup Endorsed by Virginia Resident

James T. Durette of Earlysville Virginia endorses Boschee's German Syrup for bronchitis throat troubles and cold remedies and warns buyers to avoid substitutes claiming to be as good.

James T. Durette Earlysville Boschee

Wealth of the New World Great Fortunes in America

A survey of the largest fortunes in the United States traces the wealth of Rockefeller Astor Vanderbilt and others. It recounts John D. Rockefeller and William Rockefeller in detail, outlines John Jacob Astor and the Astor holdings, spreads across Cornelius Vanderbilt and heirs, and notes Roger Huntington and Gould family wealth along with other prominent capitals and estates in New York.

United States Croesus New World Indies America England Duke of Westminster Rockefellers Astors Vanderbilts Goulds John PD. Rockefeller William Waldorf Astor Rockefeller Joun D. Rockefeller Cleveland Ohio Pennsylvania Standard Oil Company Eees Baptist Church Fifty-fourth Street Fifth Avenue New York City William Rockefeller Tarrytown-on-the-Hudson Astor John Jacob Astor Germany London New York Northwest Fur Company Hattery Albany Ile Iris House of Astor William Waldorf Pall Ma!! Gazette William Astor Four Hundred James Roosvelt Coleman Drayton Orme Wilson Vanderbilt Fortune Commodore Vanderbilt Staten Island Governor's Island Hudson William H. Vanderbilt Cornelius

Miracle cure claimed for incurable infant case

A Philadelphia Inquirer story recounts Ettie Moncrieff born with a spinal affliction once deemed incurable by Hahnemann College doctors. After her mother tried Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, Ettie reportedly recovered fully, while mother Mrs Meek also credits the pills for her own grippe-related paralysis and says she has not suffered recurrence.

Prom Philadelphia Inquirer Dr. Williams the Inquirer Ettie Moncrieff Helen Moncrieff M. G. Meek Wharton Street Hahnemann College Williams Medecine Co Schenectady N. Y Brockville Ontario

Ventilating Hat Racket Exposed in Shoreditch Window

A shabby advertising scheme in Shoreditch lures workers into Wilkins ventilating hats. Two heads protrude from the shop window showing a comfort claim while a hidden basement setup offers workers half a crown for three hours wearing an unventilated hat, revealing a troubling deception behind the spectacle.

Wilkins Mr. Wilkins Boidger

Ventilating Hat Torture Tale At Mr Wilkins Shop

A narrator recalls a brutal vented hat gag at Wilkins shop in Shoreditch. A fellow victim endures heat while crowd applauds as an hour and a half torture ends with the escapee near death. The piece ends with a vow to confront Wilkins over the hoax.

Wilkins Shoreditch Sandwich Mr. Wilkins Sefferin Shoreditch Church

Nose Saves Man From Hanging in Tennessee Tale

A Cheboygan county man describes a dramatic escape linked to his remarkable nose. He recounts being mistaken for Jim Burbanks during a mob pursuit in Tennessee after a night in a hotel, the crowd discovering the error only when they saw his nose. The article also notes limpets clinging to rocks and the four unique Lower California mountains with large alum and sulfur deposits.

Cheboygan County Detroit Free Press Michigan Tennessee Jim Burbanks Boss Jim

They Want a New World Colony Heads to Paraguay

A large colony of robust workingmen from Sydney recently left for Paraguay seeking fortune. They travel with families and aim to escape capital domination in Australia where capitalists control most industries and opportunities for noncapitalists appear limited.

Sydney Australia Paraguay

Moral City in Newburg restricts youth after hours

Newburg Oregon passes an ordinance barring anyone under 18 from wandering the town after 7 p m from November to April and after 8 p m the rest of the year unless they have a written permit or are with a parent or guardian. Penalty ranges from five to twenty dollars or two to twenty days imprisonment.

Great West Newburg Ore

Currents in the Gulf Stream and Nearby Straits

A discussion notes the Gulf Stream averages three mph, with peaks near fifty four mph in places. It cites the Yucatan channel as ninety miles wide with a depth of 1000 fathoms where the current is under a quarter mph. In Bemini Straits the tepid water makes phosphorescence look like a continuous sheet of flame.

Gulf Stream Yucatan Channel Straits of Bemini

Pineapple Leaf Cloth May Spur Florida Industry

The discovery that pineapple leaves can be woven into usable cloth suggests a future Florida industry. As pineapples are widely grown in the state, producers may gain a new source of profit from this natural fiber innovation.

Florida

Health remedies and ads from a fragmented page

Gleanings praise Hos tetter's Stomach Bitters as a protective remedy for travelers and mariners, arguing it combats malaria tainted air and brackish water. Other ads tout Beecham's Pills, Iron Bitters, and money making schemes, with claims about cures, tonics, and teething remedies, plus a Dallas physician ad and pamphlet offers.

Hostetter Koch

Solitary Life Advice Echoes Quiet Confidence

A brief urging to pursue personal judgment and inner resolve. The note emphasizes self reliance and the ease found in solitude when forming and following one’s own opinions.

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