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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1899
Page
4
Medical authorities condemn alum in baking powders and endorse cream of tartar as safer leavening. The Oregon Industrial Exposition in Portland promotes travel, exhibits, and facilities improvements, including war museum displays and rail service upgrades.
Major General Joseph Wheeler cites Peruna as an excellent tonic and cure for catarrh. Senators Sullivan Roach and McEnery endorse it, along with W V Sullivan and W N Roach. The ad offers a free catarrh booklet from The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Co. of Columbus Ohio.
A claim that Eruna strengthens mucous membranes to block malarial germs and stop illness. The text describes cures for chills fever and malaria by healing porous membranes. It presents a domain of medical remedy and preventive effect.
A Bowery waiter recounts serving the famous Dollar Dinner in New York last April. He recalls a chaotic kitchen and comic misfires like haddock in linen bags and wine in half pints. The tale ends with a blast of champagne and a bootleg coffee accident. The piece links to a Democrat columnist N Ol Tinica.
A collage of gossip and trivia from small town papers notes a dress trimmed with lace, a hostess planning a reception, and a girl who fears selling her hair to pay a mortgage. It recalls anecdotes about an automobile venture near Wabash Indiana and a Chicago humor blurb about jackasses inside horseless carriages. Also cited are U.S. treasury cotton proceeds, hummingbird diversity, and oxfish nutrition claims from Massachusetts health officials.
A collage of notes mentions Oregon Exposition prize pics at Portland, a claim of coal on Bellingham bay, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, eight hour days for Rochester marble cutters, and 1895 letters praising Pison's Cure. Also references Hall's Catarrh Cure, Cologne cathedral facts, onion storage tips, and a rubber cargo insured for 3 million from Para to New York.
A new pocket sized transmitter and receiver set aims to replace clumsy ear trumpets for the deaf. The device, battery powered and worn on the coat, lets users hear without loud speaking. The inventor claims it eliminates the need to raise voice. The Portland Oregon fair features Bennett's military band and acrobatics with cake walks and other amusements. Boston reports 44,207 residents born in British American colonies.
John Poole Portram offers general machinery engines boilers tanks pumps plows belts windmills and related supplies at 45 50 First St Portland Oregon. The new steel windmill is advertised as unmatched and best bargains are promised on engines boilers tanks and pumps.
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