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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1892
Page
4
In buying baking powders insist on Royal for full leavening strength. Official tests show rivals have 27 to 50 percent less leavening power, costing 13 to 25 cents per pound less. If choosing a lower grade, ensure a correspondingly lower price.
The longest span of telephony wire is claimed to run across the Ohio river between Portmouth, Ohio and South Portsmouth, Kentucky. The wire stretches 4,774 feet between poles, rises 1.5 feet above ground, and uses steel No 12 gauge conductor.
Medical researchers warn that even a minor bruise can lead to significant inflammation in some patients. The findings highlight the need for early monitoring and possibly treatment to prevent complications.
A lengthy, rambling anecdote recounts Judge Lauder of Wahpeton facing political rumor and a hijacked campaign tale told by Howsfield a Dakota correspondent. It contrasts polished appearance with a rough journey and notes a close legal victory amid shifting public sentiment. The piece ends with a Washington Cor. note about Senator Sherman and electoral fate.
A sailor brings a box with a parrot to a Paterson dock office and earns a cash prize from deckhands before the parrot is given away. A Washington The Journal recounts a congressman’s tale of a theatrical episode and the misnamed hypnotism debate at a recent convention.
A Detroit Free Press account recalls how dangerous Missouri river snags threaten river traffic. A tramp steamer, the Martha Mitchell, struck a hidden log near Rocheport in August, sinking after a hard to larboard maneuver fails. Passengers rushed to shore as the weary captain and crew managed the disaster.
The peroration condemns voting for ornamental principles and urges electors to prioritize material gain, saying the time has come to put bread and butter into pockets. It frames the choice as practical economic policy over idealized ideals.
In a clipped dialogue the speaker recalls a rejected suitor and a youthful lapse. An older voice reflects on gained wisdom and moments of romance, as a sharp line from the Yankee Blade notes the arc from folly to prudence.
A fragment from the New York Tribune describes a person kneeling in prayer who sighs Weill we got free the worst of it mamma as she reflects on relief and endurance during hardship.
A horseback expedition in cattle country attracts applicants for camp duties and a self described professional fighter named Awful Davis. He touts his fifty six wins and demands daily battles to keep the party in practice while offering to carry and fight for a dollar a day. The group agrees, only to face his bluster and a night time confrontation with a cowhand, ending with a mock threat and a scrawled warning post.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as the remedy for women's health. It claims to regulate action and remove obstructions during critical life stages. The ad asserts safety, vegetable composition, and a guarantee with money back if unsatisfied.
A flurry of misspelled health claims touts Hos Veters Stomach Hitters as a universal cure for chronic ailments. The piece mocks reliance on nostrums, notes constipation as a complaint, and argues true remedies require time and consistent use rather than instant results.
A reader endorsement praises plasters for coughs colds sprains bruises and general pains. The speaker claims personal results are entirely satisfactory and beneficial and recommends their use in every home.
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