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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1892
Page
4
The Spokane Board of Health on May 13 1892 endorses Royal Bar Powder praising its purity strength and uniform quality. Health Officer G T Doourttre declares no baking powder equals Royal for health and wholesomeness.
A fragmented ad style passage promotes a tonic bitter as a universal remedy for weather induced discomfort. It claims aid for stomach, liver and bowels and promises to strengthen the body against seasonal changes and fatigue with a multicomponent formula.
An advertisement touts Auecock's Porons Praavens as a practical remedy that works without interrupting work. It claims decades of use and endorsements by authorities and users, warns against imitations, and urges asking for LLooos''s while noting the burden of persistent coughs and bronchial issues.
In division No 2 of the circuit court Judge Slover presided over the case of Bonham versus Kansas City Railway for 10000 damages from injuries in an accident. A young doctor on the stand used heavy medical terms until the judge urged plain language noting the back and abdomen injuries. The scene drew laughs as the witness misdescribed anatomy and the judge urged simplicity.
The Philadelphia Post Office will add an eighty foot long gallery above the workroom to monitor 600 clerks and deter theft. Iron stairs will connect to two glass roofs, enabling guards to observe stamping and distributing without being seen. Assistant Custodian George Painter pressed the project, now underway.
Diversions near the Cape May pier turn to capturing porpoises as a new sport. Fishermen and women, with steady hands, wait along the seaward end to shoot at swift targets while many attempts end without a kill and the fish slip away underwater.
A letter from Dever, Del to The Bal throe American notes the center of the peach belt has no peaches this season. Farms display endless thrifty peach orchards yet barren, their fruit killed by cold sleety spring rains.
A curious tour of amber and crystal lore recounts how amber, the fossil resin from ancient conifers, fascinated Romans with carved cups and knives and the word electricity tracing to electron. It notes Baltic and Prussian sources, noble uses, and a 1887 crystal find above a glacier.
Misa Bertha Higgins trained in pharmacy with her father at the Pitt and Delancey street drug shop. A large police officer bought quinine pills there one day, ending her career as a druggist. Now a bride, she runs a home medicine cabinet with a growing sense of dispensary independence.
A six foot long monster rattlesnake is exhibited at J. F. Bolton’s store in Americus Georgia. Alfred Fields a colored laborer killed the reptile after a brief struggle with a fence rail. The snake’s hide is stuffed and displayed at the storefront.
Mrs. Jennie Ray of Manchester New Hampshire recounts illness in England and America. Doctors warned of fatal cancer but she credits Warner's Safe Cure for shrinking a fibroid and restoring health. The account urges cautious hope for others and promotes Fly's Cream Balm for catarrh relief.
Fragmented text advertises cures or remedies with no pain or detention. Mentions private election cases and a pamphlet address for Drs Porterfield and Losey at SS Market Street, San Francisco. Includes reference to Enameline Stove Polish.
The ad touts Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a breakfast tonic that revitalizes a torpid liver purifies and enriches the blood heals the body strengthens digestion and builds flesh. It claims effectiveness for scrofulous humors blood taints and lung scrofula with a guaranteed money back offer as the cheapest best remedy.
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