After the Cooling Process St Jacobs Oil Promoted
An advertisement urges readers not to cool off too quickly after overheating and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for lumbago and stiff muscles.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1899
Page
4
An advertisement urges readers not to cool off too quickly after overheating and promotes St Jacobs Oil as a remedy for lumbago and stiff muscles.
Boggs and Puck discuss his daughter's music practice and his ability to stay at home while she practices. They note uncertainty about her improvement and whether he is adapting to it.
Advert claimed Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies impure blood to cure scrofula pimples and bilious conditions. Personal testimonials described relief from blood poisoning after small pox and healing of infant scrofula sores with the tonic.
The article notes rice cultivation expanding in Russia since the 1880s with Baku hosting a steam rice-cleaning factory in 1888 and 1614 tons produced the first year. By the late 19th century five factories operate and output exceeds 45,000 tons. Peasants now rely on rice, praising native quality. It also mentions a bread clock from India and a spring drum hitching post with a cord snap hook.
Rosa Gaum of 720 Wall St Los Angeles recounts avoiding ovarian tumor surgery after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for three bottles. She credits the treatment with dissolving the tumor and urges others to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lyoo Massachusetts.
Francis A Holterman and his son Bernard recount being abandoned by Indian guides while prospecting on the Altsek river near Yakutat Alaska. They narrowly survived with a six day supply before a missionary aided their rescue and return to civilization. The voyage involved misfortune and a lengthy coast journey.
Cheney officials debate receiver appointment as F. C. Robertson questions 10 000 dollar bonded debt and 29 000 dollar warrant indebtedness. Reports cover wheat markets, Tacoma Baptist plans for San Francisco delegates, Columbia River closed season enforcement, Harding rolls patent interest, and local mining developments.
An elderly farmer David Hull and his fiancée Elia Young faced a pricey snag as Colfax clerks required witnesses to attest their ages. Hull, nearing seventy, balked at a $3 license fee claiming licenses once cost $2.60. Meanwhile, California officials order troops to Yosemite, Sequoia and Grant parks to deter trespass and resource theft. In Seattle, Finlanders claim to prove a Russian boundary and a Daw son congressman will seek Washington action. Fruit inspector Brown reports strong prospects for fruit and hops with no frost damage anticipated.
A long list of Seattle market prices for produce, dairy, meats, grains, and staples. Onions, beets, potatoes, cabbage, apples, pears, prunes, butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, beef, mutton, and pork show varied per sack, per dozen, or per pound rates. hay, millstuffs, and flour also cited with multiple grade distinctions and regional sources. Prices reflect 19th century wholesale levels across Puget Sound and surrounding areas.
The Upsala Observatory reports clouds float higher in summer than winter, making skies appear more spacious in summer. Swedish months of peak cloud elevation are June and July. The note includes a quip about Heatrice and appendicitis from Chicago Evening News.
A杂 scattered advertising clippings discuss future of horses and health tonics. Claims include electric tests predicting horse extinction, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and Piso’s Cure for Consumption, and various tonics for digestion, nervousness, fevers, and insomnia. Also notes on whiskey and foot care products, a public pet cemetery idea, and misc. local ads and trivia.
A Cleveland Plaindealer snippet notes a girl warning a slow suitor about parliamentary rules as her mother’s club plans adjournment. The piece ends with a diary-like aside praising St. Jacobs Oil for curing stiffness after exposure to a draft.
A terse dialogue from a Chicago source implies a sharp remark about grooming and eating habits. The man is confronted by a woman who urges him to shave his goatee before his next meal of soft boiled eggs, hinting at social scrutiny and humor.
A compact collection of small humorous vignettes and jokes. An English schoolboy defines Moses as a gentleman and a judge doubts Jobson’s wealth after a drunkenly sober remark. Elsewhere a light exchange questions whether a proposal is nervous or just cold due to steam.
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