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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1892
Page
4
Government tests report Royal Baxine Powper as the strongest leavener among rivals and the Canadian Official Tests confirm it leads in leavening strength. In practice it bakes purer, more perfect food and outperforms all others in use.
Government chemists attest that Royal Baking Powder consists of pure wholesome ingredients and contains no alum or phosphates or injurious substances. Edward G. Love, Henry A. Mort, and Wa. McMurrriz endorse it as the purest and most reliable baking powder available.
Fragmentary OCR style note mentions Brown's Bronchial Traches for coughs and a Keeley cure. Jumbled lines reference house cleaning, Oregon Moo Purifier, and Enametine Sikavvae Polish with unclear claims. No coherent event or person established.
The passage praises a pure mild sweet smoke like many smokers. It questions claims about MASSIVE Phuccor and notes rapid business growth and sales, implying broad consumer appeal.
A San Bernardino county cabbage weighing ninety two pounds sparked a $100000 land purchase and led to a marriage. Granville W. Alexander reports the giant cabbage drew two Britons to San Bernardino to view the farm, culminating in a ranch wedding after the deal.
A London couple considered a prudent test for marriage. The would be groom proposed to papa, who set a six month probation with a wedding breakfast to decide if the match should proceed. The breakfast was ordered and eaten, but the plan would not prevent unhappy marriages. Lomdu Titita
A reflective verse piece recalls youth and growth at thirty five, summing years of joy and sorrow. It sits among miscellany including prose on dogs, fashion in fifteenth century Spain, and a light domestic joke from Boston Post. The fragmentary page favors abstract recollection over a single event.
A reminiscence from Springfield about Abraham Lincoln long before his national fame. The storyteller recalls Lincoln visiting the post office after his nomination, his evolving mail loads, and the town’s reception when he appeared in his "Sunday best." Mrs Lincoln and a tailor episode add color to Lincoln’s early Washington path. The piece closes with miscellany about smoking, health, and decorative items of the era.
A woman informs Alfred Wargrave that Jack Ashton, once engaged to her, has returned and become very wealthy. Alfred questions releasing her to marry him, while she muses about fortunes from seven years away versus waiting for his uncle’s death.
A letter from a market man to a lady notes mutton weights and prices amid a humorous miscommunication about weight and six extra pounds. The piece also ponders why children call hens “biddy” and contrasts with familiar farmyard calls such as chick duck and turkey.
A long-standing testimonial lauds Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as effective against malarial and miasma-born diseases in the Americas and beyond. It is praised for aiding digestion liver and bowel disorders and for boosting appetite and sleep while countering rheumatism and kidney complaints. The piece ends with a non sequitur Delsarte remark about dog tails.
Fifty years with no complaints shows Branspreta’s Pics earned trust in the United States. Millions used them, credited to merit. The ads promise cures for rheumatism dyspepsia piles diarrhea liver complaints fevers. One or two at night on an empty stomach for a week or two keeps you in good form and tone. Daixonera’s Pri are vegetable and safe, sold in drug stores. A preacher with dyspepsia slanders God when he preaches.
An advertisement claims deafness stems from inflammation of the ear trumpet mucous lining and cannot be cured by local applications. It offers US$100 if Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure deafness caused by catarrh and urges sending for free circulars from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Also notes fashion designs for young men this leap year.
Russell and Co. receive the largest single shipment of farm equipment to the coast in 32 cars from Massillon Ohio. Cyclone threshers and Hassell traction engines feature Russell patents such as the friction clutch and distributing beater. Cool crop outlook boosts expected sales for the season.
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