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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1893
Page
4
A recipe for unfermented bread made without yeast using Royal Baking Powder. It details ingredients such as flour salt sugar a teaspoon Royal Baking Powder a boiled potato and water, with step by step mixing instructions pan size rising and baking times. It emphasizes using Royal Baking Powder for proper rise and flavor and notes the company address.
A dark scene unfolds with a dog howl and a toad from a hole. A demon spats in anger beneath a Druid oak as a creaking dairy door and a death’s head in the fire foreshadow dread. Ghostly shadows drift as a carrion crow watches.
A Lewiston Journal fragment recounts Ephraim shoveling coal ashes and slipping in mud, appearing ghostly as Aunt Chloe scolds him. A second narrative features Samiel Heatherty and a surreal matinee with a meatback bog, with vivid local dialect and social satire.
An unnamed man recounts a night of mistaken identity in New York City as police arrest him for carrying a bundle and a pair of trousers. He meets a sergeant who defends the arrest, while authorities promise to review the incident and potential civil action for branding him suspicious without evidence.
A Somerville Journal item notes a looming drop in nails for campaign work as demand dwindles. An English visitor to Cyprus exclaims the place is alive with antiquities, humorously mispronouncing "antiquities" as he surveys Cyprus.
An article argues health and convenience favor oval baking powder over yeast, producing gas from the powder itself and preserving nutritional value. It promises a faster loaf under an hour and offers a free cookbook from Royal Baking Powder Co. for reader feedback. It also relays a tale from the New York Times about a man who reversed his name to improve business success.
The piece promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for rheumatism and related ailments claiming widespread physician endorsement. It cites malaria liver issues constipation indigestion kidney trouble nervousness appetite and fever prevention after wet weather. A stray dialogue line about loving two women appears.
The notice warns that imitations closely resemble Allcock's Porous Plasters but are worthless and may harm users due to deleterious ingredients. It urges buyers to insist on Allcock's as the genuine external remedy and cautions against inferior versions. The scanned text also includes stray ad copy about Brown's Bronchial Tracts and a family scene line.
A travel writer recalls camel caravans at night with bells and a caravan captain emerging from darkness. He also describes tiny life forms in water and chalk remains, noting monad mites and the vast scale of microbial life compared with larger organisms.
An old advertisement touts cures for rupture piles and private diseases with no cure no pay. It warns against mercury and urges to obtain Mall’s Catarrh Cure from PF J Cheney Co Toledo priced 75 cents per bottle.
A detailed preparation method for lime putty using half bushel water boiled, tenacious sieving of liquor, salt, ground rice paste, Spanish whiting, and dissolved whitewash. Five gallons hot water added, mixture covered to rest days, used for large jack kettle application with color options excluding green.
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