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Newspaper
Lamar Register
Location
Lamar, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1893
Page
3
A physician argues that disease germs can contaminate yeast raised bread during rising and kneading, urging use of pure baking powder like Royal. He explains fermentation mechanics, heat effects, and how proper baking powder can avoid germ exposure while yielding light bread and safer digestion. A warning about World’s Fair crowds and contagion accompanies the piece.
A New York Sun account describes a wagon piled with live chickens at the busy Broadway Fifth Avenue Twenty third Street corner. A top crate rooster peers out with a grave face, surveys the traffic, then withdraws as the wagon moves away, preferring the calmer confines of his crate.
John Worth, a 15 year old described as an imbecile, has lived in his father Harrison Worth s pasture near Livermore for years. He prefers grazing with cattle, eating grass and roots, and chasing neighborhood children. A lunacy commission deemed the fields safer than an asylum, and he was returned home under his father s custody.
Royal Baking Powder may be sure they have stopped a channel for disease. Housekeepers seeking guidance on bread preparation urged by Dr. Edson to write to the Royal Baking Powder Company in Newark for information on sanitary baking practices.
A playful overheard exchange shows a rustic dialogue with expressions of courtship and a mockingly bitter retort. The speaker notes two reasons people ignore others namely lack of mind or lack of business, ending with a local flavor humor line.
A practical guide on using vines to accent architectural features. Japanese ivy on long walls, Virginia creepers on the turret, trumpet creeper in the angle, honeysuckles and clematis on piazza posts create varied draperies that harmonize with the stone and wood façade.
A brief humor clash where Hojack asks for a loan, Tomdick offers a cent and remarks the shape matters. The exchange underlines a quip about value versus presentation in a light, old newspaper tone.
The remark about money triggers a quip from Johnson and Jiggers notes that lack of funds pushes some to act while idleness leaves men dreaming. The dialogue highlights contrast between wealth influence and idle idlement in a concise exchange.
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