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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1894
Page
4
Roya Baking Powder proclaims a peculiar lightness and sweetness in cakes biscuits rolls crusts noted by expert pastry cooks as unobtainable with other leavening agents. Royal Baking Powder Co. 108 Wall St.
In a Detroit News Tribune passage a scene unfolds with two women entering unnoticed at a gathering. A woman whispers to a vision about the man she loves, while a pair of blue eyes surveys the guests and identifies a tall man. Tension rises as a remark about a fiance shocks the room and the dance resumes with lively music.
A humorous exchange from Life Magazine notes playful dialogue about not losing their heads. The caption mocks vanity and folly with a light tone.
An Indiana train tale recounts a young man in a new suit and blue necktie nervously confessing to a Vincennes man that he fears he is about to be married for the first time. The Vincennes man reveals he married this morning, noting his third wife survives, and the scene ends with the young man deciding to ride to Mary and seek reassurance.
A collection of quirky dialogue and classroom humor from Chicago papers features a prospective boarder asking odd questions about meals and guests, a medical professor test, and a child’s playful heaven debate. The snippets showcase early newspaper wit and social mores.
A garbled exchange from the Wrebington Star shows Dew and George W. Simpson in a puzzling dialogue about love and weight. The lines mix nonsensical phrasing with a dated newspaper flavor.
A south school exercise prompted pupils to craft a sentence containing the pronoun and a run of humorous quotations. Among the examples cited are a boy’s vanity tale about shortcake and a joking exchange about marriage precedents from Truth and the New York Herald.
A young woman visits a cluttered shed beside Santa Clara where a muddy but skilled machinist shows her a self made reaper and thrasher model. He explains it in detail while she admires his quiet focus and bond with invention before others arrive with a broken wagon for repair.
The piece sketches Major Randolph’s troubled California ranch life with a French Creole widow and her influence on his household. It then reports Mrs. May W. Sewall's Indiana circular urging Exposition Days in schools to boost Columbian exposition preparations and history education. The column closes with a humor item from The Breakfast Table on dress and propriety versus fashion and housekeeping.
A scrambled collage of patent medicine pitches and product ads. It touts Hosteter's Stomach Bitters for indigestion and stomach weakness, along with other remedies like Brown's Bronchial Traches and Schiffmann's Asthma Cure. Also promoted are porcelain presses, water motors, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with supplier claims and trial offers.
An 19th century advertisement extols a calendar titled Thes sapere a unique health tonic claim. It touts large print, lists prices, and asserts rare medical benefits including blood purification and disease prevention through a proprietary preparation. It emphasizes the calendar’s extraordinary size and global reach.
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