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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1892
Page
4
The Ideal Baking Powder, Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder, relies on Cream of Tartar and bicarbonate of soda with flour and egg whites to create a pure leavening agent. It claims long standing quality, moist cake and biscuits, fine grain, no ammonia taste, and that once used, always used.
An old frontier tale recounts Moses Frost, a tall rugged Canadian, defending his wife Lilly Ann during a New Year bridge confrontation. He describes pitching a man over the railing into a snow drift, while Lilly Ann leaps to the other man’s aid, and the couple escapes with life and pride.
An old advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any catarrh cure not helped by All's Catarrh Cure. It promotes F J Cheney and Co Toledo as trustworthy, touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as internal medicine, and references other health products and house cleaning.
Letters from J B Young of Daughters College Harrodsburg Kentucky J W Smith postmaster and general merchant Townsend Ontario and C Rugh druggist Mechanicsburg Pennsylvania praise August Flower. They report relief from dyspepsia headaches constipation and claim the remedy cured them and was worth notable sums.
A Pacific Coast pharmacist presents a salve and suppositories claim to relieve blind, bleeding and itching piles with immediate pain cessation and permanent cure. Sold by druggists in large metal capped jars for 1.00, with mail order options.
A Boston Herald account describes a Dresden Zoo moment where a monkey, eyeing a human savoring a bronchial troche, samples the treat. The primate repeats rubbing and tasting the lozenge, reflecting on the perceived superiority of the human.
A clipped collage mentions an exhaustive Washington agricultural department timber properties study and George Kennan’s Russia exile writings. It cites Kennan’s travel and lectures, plus Pennsylvania wool knitting output at a single factory producing 5,000,000 bundles monthly.
An assorted page blends a lyric river vision with a broken meter poem and a note on rare books selling high at Sotheby’s. It cites the Psalterium Codex 1457, the Mazarine Bible, Caxton’s History of Troy, and the Decamerone of 1471 with record prices and the Roxburghe club tribute. It also reports gas and steam engine ideas, a teen millionaire in the Catskills, bank overdraft humor, and a photographer’s remark on portraits.
A humorous fragment recalls a man who slipped into a lake at Troost park and, when asked if he fell in, retorts that the lake walked up on him. The anecdote aims at the foolish questions people ask after odd mishaps.
The testimony spans nearly fifty years praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It claims efficacy across continents from the Isthmus of Panama to Mexico against miasma born diseases and various digestive and kidney complaints. A New York streetcar thief is mocked for misdeeds and urged to seek Wall Street opportunity.
L. T. Harrington ex-Sheriff of Chautauqua County New York endorses Altcock’s Porous Plasters as highly effective for rheumatism backache bronchitis and other pains with rapid relief. An unrelated note promotes Allen's ticket agency Portland Oregon offering cheaper railroad tickets and a special East excursion leaving Tuesdays with solid vestibule and free sleeper.
The ad claims Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cleanses the liver and purifies the blood to prevent and cure diseases from a torpid liver to consumption. It promises dyspepsia relief, skin ailments, and scrofula, with a money back guarantee and a free book on careful living and cod liver oil emulsion.
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