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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
4
Many imitation baking powders use alum and cost less per pound but their use sacrifices health. The note warns readers about potential health risks from alum based products and urges caution in choosing baking powders.
The duchess of Arcos is Virginia Woodbury Lowery of Washington. Her ancestor Daniel Woodbury served as secretary of the treasury under Jackson and later a supreme court justice. Count Brunetti of the Spanish legation courted her for more than 20 years, despite parental objections. He inherited estates and a title in Spain, returned to Washington, and married Miss Lowery in August 1805 at the family summer home in New London Connecticut after her mother’s death.
A collage of fashion notes describes white silk or satin shirt-waists paired with black net skirts and options in lawn fabrics with various tuck styles. It mentions linen waist looks with tailor gowns and bolero cutaway jackets, plus decorative collars and chemisettes.
The Washington state fair commission at North Yakima reports a revised premium list enlarged to cover all Pacific Northwest industries. Exhibits from Oregon and British Columbia expected. $10,000 in premiums offered. special rail rates and excursions from Seattle Spokane Tacoma.
The Spokesman-Review reports wheat and cereals in Palouse and Potlatch show little to no heat damage. Palouse fields look excellent with no heat or blight damage. In Potlatch at most 10 percent of resown fields affected, kernels may be shriveled but overall grain damage is expected to be small and offset by other good crops.
Mysterious murders reported in Nez Perces county Idaho and Spokane post office receipts rising toward Portland. Salem plans reception for volunteers while Lafayette locks complete this summer. Oregon hop crop seen at 85 000 bales with no shortage forecast.
A compact digest reports diverse items from Northwent: Cape Nome merit disputes, Boston capitalists to visit Spokane for a fruit fair, a visiting editor renames Oregon Hospitality, and strong gold totals of 3 570 000 from Klondike this year. Juneau to get a 40000 courthouse. Southern Oregon vision-led death discovery. Spokane bank clearings rise sharply. Frisco poison scare linked to Vancouver roots. Sherman county warrants called in. Missoula sheep conflict. White Pass Yukon railway completion celebrated. Hampson seeks husband via Edmonton trail. Spokane tax collections show gain. Reno autos to move borax. California fruit abundance vs Oregon crop failures. California peaches and Southern Oregon prospects.
Readily available prices for Seattle markets include onions at 900 per 100 pounds and potatoes at 2 1 2 cents per pound. The list covers fruits, vegetables, dairy, poultry, meats, grains, and hay with varied regional figures for Oregon Washington California and Puget Sound markets.
Menlo Park, San Mateo County, Cal., Hoitt’s School for Boys reopens in a new building. The institution emphasizes location, climate and careful attention to mental moral and physical training. Ira G Hoitt Ph D, principal, says the school is among the region’s foremost.
Market gardeners around Paris cultivate dandelion on a large scale and sell it for good prices in the market. The article highlights steady demand and profitable harvests for this leafy, roadside staple.
Health advice warns that neglecting health makes people shadows of themselves. It urges focus on real substance the blood and body by using Hood's Sarsaparilla to maintain vigor and sustenance. Only Hood's is endorsed for best results.
A collage of vintage ads and short anecdotes including a joke about a bicycle pay ments, tea consumption quip, postal revenue notes, Allen's Foot Ease promotion, a coroner inquest moment, warnings about mercury in catarrh remedies, Hall's Catarrh Cure marketing, a nerve restorer offer, Russian railway book complaints, Jesse Moore whiskey price hint, Chicago fake colleges remark, Mrs Winslow teething syrup, a vanity tale from St Louis, Piso's Cure testimonial, and an Antwerp orchid sale offer rejected for $23 000.
A humorous interruption and a real misdelivery headline a batch of items. A Kenosha hardware dealer asks why a ladder ordered from Chicago went to Admiral Dewey in Manila and was caught near a San Francisco steamer. Boston campaigns against coal smoke and warning letters target low grade soft coal.
The Secret Service uncovers a new band of counterfeiters and seizes a quantity of bogus bills. The report notes a notable initiation item as Hostetters Stomach Bitters, praised for indigestion dyspepsia and constipation while facing many imitators.
England sells about seventy percent of Colombia s cotton cloth and the United States accounts for roughly eleven percent in current trade patterns.
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