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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1892
Page
4
The old overnight buckwheat cake method used yeast and left digestibility concerns due to fermentation. The new method uses Dr Price’s Cream Baking Powder to bake hot cakes in 12 minutes, avoiding souring and aiding digestion. It claims light, tasty results and suitability for dyspeptics and invalids, noting Price’s cream contains egg whites.
The world renowned remedy Hostetter's Stomach Bitters continues to be popular for over a third of a century. The Hostetter Company of Meadville Pa publishes an almanac in multiple languages to support claims of health benefits and extensive production.
Advertises Stimulate the Wlomged Bransonera as a great blood purifier and purgative. Claims it cleanses the system by acting on bowels kidneys and skin. Promotes Haysoneri's Pine as a purely vegetable safe tonic. Warns against self reliance and urges trusted drugstores for purchase.
J R LoveH of Adelaide Australia reports long illness and a hemorrhage for about five years. After taking German Syrup a first dose brought rest and sleep. Hemorrhage stopped after the second day and blood disappeared by the third day. He soon regained strength and could sit up for dinner by day four.
A historic market note lists didymium at £800 per pound as the rarest metal, with barium £750 and berillium £75, Yttrium £450, niobium £400, rhodium £400, vanadium £875, indium £140, osmium £125, palladium £100, and platinum about £70 per pound, reflecting dramatic price differences among rare elements.
A Chicago Tribune anecdote recalls a woman who repeatedly asks a building elevator conductor which floor holds a certain office. The elevator stops at each landing and the passenger rushes to exit, finally reaching the fourth floor after delays. The piece notes this happens daily in big cities.
A boilermaker notes that oversized steamship screws failed at long welds in a Lake Erie storm, yet the vessel surged forward faster than ever. Engineers later found smaller propellers worked better, suggesting the accident redirected industry away from large blade screws.
In a London Spectator piece a writer notes befriending lizards living in a wall crevice in Switzerland. He plays a small musical box daily, attracting their attention as they observe with bright eyes and show bold, inclined listening.
A fragmentary account recalls Patrick’s uneasy night with an insect canopy in his room. He describes removing a fishing net over his bed and making a hole with his knife, then stopping it with his hat, concluding the room felt oddly safe and restful despite the improvised actions.
A dated verse recalls a past holiday by a silver stream where lovers once floated together. The speaker laments how a later parting turned to regret and prays for a heavenly mercy to ease the fading, seeking closeness and paradise in memory.
A verse poem invites Eleanore to join on the shore as the sea and stars witness a secret confession. The speaker proclaims love beneath twinkling skies with imagery of wings, crystal hands, and sun bright plumes. The author signs as W J Nenderson.
A San Francisco medical journal warns that ammonia and alum adulterate many baking powders. It describes a simple test to detect ammonia and criticizes widespread use of ammonia in dough, linking it to dyspepsia and broader health harms.
A New York Sun style guide describes practical and decorative gifts women can give to single men. It suggests affordable teacups, napkins, plateware, and lace cushions for bachelor households, and notes how longer relationships justify finer items like silver, crystal, or engraved mementos. It highlights etiquette and itself a playful, period tone.
Paris Herald reports a sensational tale that white missionary women enforcing corset wearing among Maori women led to tighter lacing and rapid deaths. The piece claims Maori women now wear corsets, hastening decline, while missionaries regret the request.
A society sister Miss Bessie Marbury resides at No 76 Irving Place with her father while in town. she pens clever skits and spends proceeds from New York cash in Lenox. Irene Weir heads a Norwich art school and previously led drawing studies in Poughkeepsie and New Haven. Fashion guidance pairs colors with babies and hats. The Countess of Aberdeen will edit a new Penny monthly for women and mothers.
A lyrical excerpt by John Boyle O'Reilly follows a speaker recounting steadfast love to his beloved. The poem traces repeated questions Do you love me and promises sworn beneath autumn scenes and river light. The speaker vows enduring faith as the beloved smiles and listens.
A Cincinnati police officer explains to a reporter that rising department costs forced him to heighten enforcement energy. The citizen near him became the unintended symbol of that policy during the incident.
A bold critique of medical superstition and outdated authority, arguing for empirical reform and secular science. The piece attacks Histogenetic medicine, praises investigation, and promotes Dr. Jordan's Histogenetic system with claims of free consultations and a $5000 payout for non cure of Catarrh.
The article notes milk emulsions and butter, highlighting Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as an easier food and aid to digestion. It claims the emulsion supports digestion while providing unique nourishment unavailable from other foods.
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