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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1904
Page
7
The piece contrasts past fear of the knife with today’s lower mortality rates and greater surgical skill. It credits not only advances in medicine but also earlier intervention and public education for the growing popularity of surgery. A brief humor exchange on health food follows.
A folded bed must remain aired and intact when used. Propose a method to ensure airflow and stability, such as using a breathable, perforated base and lightweight frame supports, while keeping the mattress dry and cushions removable for ventilation.
A plan to establish a permanent wireless communication link between Sweden and Germany moves toward completion, signaling a major step in cross border telecommunication. The project aims to provide continuous wireless service, potentially boosting trade and diplomatic contact between the two nations.
Mrs. Betsey A. Clawson of Middlesex New York reports a five year battle with inflammatory rheumatism and gout ended after two boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills. She recovered enough to attend to family chores and personal duties within two weeks, crediting the pills with removing uric acid from her blood.
City editor bids to photograph Blazeawayski, the great Russian general, who has just reached the front. The art editor quips about borrowing the janitor's wig to create a likeness, noting the generals’ whiskers.
Mrs Reader asks at a book store for a traditional tale. The heroine and hero are kept apart by cruel parents, avoiding modern “woman with a mission” tropes.
A club audience gathers around a prominent female speaker who explains that women achieve success by treating their own business seriously. She notes women often focus on others matters, so the key is to make as much of a business of own business as of things that are not their concern.
An advertisement warns of the dangers of Contagious Blood Poison and extols S. S. S. as a vegetable antidote. It claims mercury and potash fail and offers $1,000 to prove no minerals are in the remedy. The letter from H. M. Register of Warsaw, North Dakota, testifies to recovery after twelve years on S. S. S. and notes two years without recurrence.
A home bakers guide describes mixing flour and ground ginger with soda and candied peel. Melt butter dripping and brown sugar with golden syrup, then combine with cooled sugar mixture. Add eggs and milk, bake two hours, slice into squares, and store in a covered tin for weeks.
Wash and scrape two small carrots a turnip and two sticks of celery plus an onion. Fry minced vegetables in butter until yellow. Simmer with three pints water pepper salt sugar, two hours, strain, thicken with potato flour and milk. Poach an egg for each person, add cream and chopped yolk, and serve.
A historical column shares kitchen tips and recipes. It promotes making baking powder from cream of tartar and soda, Yorkshire teacakes with lard and yeast, graham and corn meal gems using sour milk, and a choux pastry base. It includes carrot and green peas with butter and cream, plus general baking guidance.
A client letter from Dr Hartman in Columbus extols Peruna for recovery from run down and head ache with improved appetite digestion and energy. The notice claims widespread seasonal demand and states Peruna contains no narcotics.
In a year nearly 100000 persons travel the forty seven miles of railway along the isthmus.
A concise recipe describes mixing yolks with sugar until light, folding in beaten egg whites and flour, then flavoring with lemon. Three teaspoonfuls of baking powder are added for lightness. Bake in a moderate oven for best rise.
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