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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1893
Page
4
The advertisement extols Royal Baking Powder as the sole dependable choice among baking powders. It claims other brands vary in strength, degrade after opening, waste flour and butter, and harm health, while Royal remains absolutely pure, economical, and consistently leavening.
The piece surveys how a woman longing for praise shines through smiles and laughter while her inner thoughts ache for affirmation. It argues public charm masks private sorrow and urges men to freely praise her, noting she may doubt the praise yet secretly values it.
In early times cod liver oil was used mainly to ease advanced consumption. Later science identified its role in preventing and curing consumption, shaping medical views on the remedy.
A New York Tribune item advises using sweet oil rubbed into a child's skin during a cold to soothe symptoms. rub soles of feet back neck and hips near a fire, shielding from drafts, as a substitute for baths. For croupy cough, a hot camphor-scented oil layer over the chest is recommended, changed as it cools, to break the cold and aid breathing.
The article argues scholars and women should pursue serious study rather than frivolous pursuits. It claims intellectual cultivation helps manage households and children, praising independence in thinking and suggesting women’s learning benefits society while defending studying above gossip or domestic confinement.
A narrator recalls a rustic boy who boasted eating candy before breakfast and later showed two rows of decayed teeth. The story highlights parental concern about sugar as a cause of digestive and dental harm in children and warns guardians against lax attitudes toward candy consumption.
A quarrel over remedies for a cold leads Colonel Morney and an unnamed companion to recount various old wives remedies from goose grease to Mustang liniment and hot baths, while debating what actually helps. Their exchange ends with impatience and a suggestion to visit Flynn's.
In moonlit September, Mia Hugonin and Arthur Kinnaird confront past loves and future vows near a granite gorge. He confesses enduring love and a plan to remarry, while she weighs sentiment against propriety. A village clock, echoing, prompts a decision to return to the hotel and end the night’s confidences.
Jules Simon recalls earning college fees through tutoring and small prizes, buying books and clothes with a forty dollar gift, enduring cold classrooms, and finding dignity in frugal struggle. He notes sleep’s healing power and cautions against overemphasizing medicine during restful slumber. The sections then discuss sapphires’ color shifts under light and methods for assessing gem color.
The article cites a sermon by Moderator Craig during the general assembly with a contentious line about God keeping his end of the row. It discusses how print requires expository notes and notes questions whether the term row rhymes with bow or hoe.
Splendids the blooms of the June ones are. We want roses all summer long, hence have to look to the teas, Chinas, Bourbons and similar ones to give them to us. These hardy roses bloom from first to last and display flowers until freezing weather. Notable varieties include Hermess, Louis Philippe, Mal maison, Agrippina, Appoline, Edward Desfosses, Louise Odier, Bongere, Caroline Marinesse, Homer, Gloire de Dijon, Mme. de Vatry, Souvenir d'un Ami, Marie Ducher and Sombrieul. Joseph Meehan in Pittsbury Dispatch.
Recollecting the stomach as the grand laboratory of digestion, the Howtetter’s Stomach Hitters are praised for regulating digestion, increasing vigor, and aiding nerves. Doctors endorse it for chills fever rheumatism kidney and bladder trouble sick headache appetite and sleep. Take a wineglassful three times daily.
Cyrus W Field’s son reflects on his father’s legacy at 8 East Forty-sixth Street New York in May 1888. He reports repeated winter lung colds and credits AvLcock’s Powers Plasters for rapid chest and back relief. He urges friends to try them and praises Braampreta’s Press as the best medicine known.
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