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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
4
A collage of old ads and clippings mentions Ba'kaches of Women as a remedy claimed to cure female ills with grateful letters from readers. It also includes various product pitches like Allen's Foot Ease, Carter's ink, tea consumption stats, and health claims about rhinos, cough cures, teething syrups, and botany experiments.
Bradstreet notes continued dull ness in many branches with weaker prices for corn pork butter cheese wool and cotton while wheat runs slightly higher due to crop reports. Northwest dryness hurts spring wheat prospects and the lumber sector as streams impede shipments. Industrial conditions show fewer disturbances though Chicago strikes and building stalls unsettle lumber. weekly U S wheat shipments total 5 178 422 bushels and US business failures reach 155 against 174 prior week.
A wide range of farm and pantry goods with prices for onions lettuce beets cauliflower celery cabbage apples prunes butter eggs cheese poultry and meats. Grain hay and millstuffs list per ton per barrel and per sack with regional varieties.
Senator Sorghum argues voting conscience over cost while spectroscopic studies affirm self luminous stars and shared elements with the sun. Lick Observatory notes the North Star appears as a triple system. A weather and industry quip about dressmakers contrasts with India’s meteorological network expansion.
A letter from J Addison Baker notes superb dining car service on the Rio Grande Western and Denver & Rio Grande. He praises food quality and prices and offers to testify to Rio Grande Western staff. The Rio Grande Western operates Pullman sleeping cars San Francisco to Chicago via Salt Lake City, with three through trains daily. A judge estimates 1899 book sales in the United States tripled versus 1893.
A Cincinnati Enquirer item warns flour should not be stored with cooked foods as it absorbs odors and poor bread may result. Gelatine and milk products must stay covered, and dairy, cheese, cabbage, fish, or baked beans should not go in the refrigerator due to odor transfer and potential flavoring.
A collection of items notes how sleep affects judgment in a verdict and suggests sleep aids like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for insomnia. It also references a Toledo oath about Hall’s Catarrh Cure, arsenic use in Europe, extreme heat in Comstock mines, and early germ burial findings by E Klein.
The excerpt promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for numerous ailments tied to impure blood and claims personal testimonials of improved health after using the product. It also includes assorted anecdotes and trivial notes on jokes, social manners, and a Pasadena nut grove fact, reflecting a miscellany page.
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