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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1891
Page
4
The growing demand for Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder is attributed to strict manufacturing purity and high rising power. It contrasts with rivals found to contain ammonia or alum, noting Dr Price's tests verify purity and uniform quality with every can. Best is always the cheapest.
A garbled notice from Portland lists a free round trip excursion from multiple western states to Portland real estate events. It touts November 1 and 11 dates, a sales push, and encourages buyers to act quickly amid a supposed boom.
James E F Caperick of Saugerties New York describes two years of stomach trouble and failing strength. After using August Flower he gains weight and strength and credits the remedy with curing his dyspepsia. A second testimonial from W B Utsey of St George's South Carolina endorses it for dyspepsia and dyeing work.
A Paris letter details wide meat price discrepancies across quarters from 24 to 38 cents per pound for similar joints and exposes shop display tricks. It explains meat split between central abattoirs and provincial cuts and notes pork and fish markets with broad offerings and higher retail theatrics.
Sergt Dunn explains that heat and cold balance over the year with little net change. He cites long term temperature averages, notes short cold snaps, and addresses snow, rainfall, and Gulf Stream theories with skeptical views on climate shifts.
The eruption draws crowds of sightseers to Naples boosting trade for tradesmen and hotel keepers. Narratives compare the spectacle to ancient Pompeii and Herculanum, noting the renewed activity as a major urban draw and economic stimulant amid worries it may not endure.
An 1801 New York plan requires every baking powder can labeled Contains Ammonia. The bill, introduced by Mr. Kelly, enacts a misdemeanor for sale of unlabeled powders. The measure takes effect July 1.
The North China Herald reports from Peking that instability may grow in winter as the young emperor and empress are viewed as unlucky. Discontent over succession and recent misfortunes raises fears of trouble, prompting warnings that every treaty port should station a man of war for foreign safety.
Last evening Carson wheelmen hosted a phonograph ball in the city at Armory hall. Edison's and Gilmore’s selections plus opera themes and a letter from Edison were featured as the crowd enjoyed music faithfully recorded by the orchestra. Old Judge Fernald of Santa Barbara and Sir Richard Webster anecdotes add social color to the piece.
A setter encounter in a bare corn field leads to a startled hen fleeing after the dog exhibts instinctive chase. The report cites Forest and Stream noting education reforms in India and Miss May Robeson expanding into theater design roles in New York.
The Chicago Herald reports that native Algerian women tattoo their foreheads with a cross of stars and adorn backs of hands forearms chests shoulders and wrists with bracelet and flower designs. They often apply koh and use a Barbary fig thorn for the tattooing. Children around ages seven to eight are commonly subjected to the practice.
The author argues money is a powerful social force and owning property marks progress. the true measure of a man lies in his aims. He warns against worshiping money as life’s sole object, urging focus on higher duties while pursuing wealth with determination.
The piece extols Howtter s Stomach Hitters as essential for new settlers moving to the West where malaria and stomach liver and bowel ailments rise with climate and water. It urges households to keep the remedy as a trusted health promoter amid emigration and frontier life.
A historical notice from Svonomir Washington dated August 19 1891 discusses Dr J Eugene Jordan Seattle and his Histogenetic Medicines. Letters from patients claim remarkable cures and praise, urging readers to seek the doctor at Yesler Street in Seattle for free consultations, with cautions about fake labels and promoters.
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