Miss Sauerbier Endorses Peruna Remedy
The note promotes Peruna as an old and trusted remedy for colds and urges every woman to have it.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
7
The note promotes Peruna as an old and trusted remedy for colds and urges every woman to have it.
A damaged OCR fragment touts a sterling household remedy for digestive trouble. It claims to act directly on the liver and intestinal tract, noting genitomy (genitomy?) stimulates a healing effect and is beneficial, though the text breaks off.
A keen observer notes a defendant’s intensity and defiant gaze on the stand and between witness closings. He argues the stare reveals guilt, while a bewildered witness testifies as others discuss the man’s possible involvement.
A butcher argues that liver is a choice part and customers must accept higher prices. He notes a steer weighing nearly a ton had only one small liver, implying limited supply drives cost. The exchange frames animal parts value in meat markets and consumer frustration.
A waiter complains he must eat mushrooms in front of customers as required by the governor. He declares he cannot endure the situation, insisting the mushrooms are compulsion that he cannot bear. The exchange is presented in a humorous London t Bits vignette.
A Seattle product Mapleine is marketed as a healthful vegetable extract that mimics real maple sugar. Vermonters note its similar taste and uses for household cooking, including a maple syrup substitute made by dissolving sugar in water with Mapleine. Crescent Manufacturing publishes Mapleine Dainties booklets with recipes free on request.
A Chicago Tribune feature quotes a dialogue about recognition of limits and memory. The exchange centers on a nod being as good as a wink and the effort to recall a familiar saying.
A fragment advertises Allen's foot care product offering a free sample. It mentions Allen's and a deal code 01 A Geg N though the rest of the text is unclear. The snippet resembles a vintage medical remedy promotion.
A guest asks about a striking man at the head of the table. He is identified as Mr. Jypes, described as a blood boiler. The conversation reveals he writes stories about corporate life and stock yard work.
An in depth discussion on grain prices for farmers weighing feeding versus marketing. Profit varies with stock quality and care, wheat price, and egg yields. Experiments show feeding costs per fowl around 66 to 78 cents with eggs valued higher in current markets. larger breeds cost more but fetch higher returns. Also includes notes on mushroom identification and fruit growing guidance for Washington region.
Mix one pint tomato juice with creamed butter and flour salt and pepper. Cook five minutes. Butter a dish and add whole eggs not beaten. Top with the hot tomato butter mixture, then sprinkle bread crumbs and bake twenty minutes until browned.
Recipe notes details a cake with brown sugar, butter, eggs, baking soda, sour milk, chocolate, boiling water, and flour. It describes mixing, baking on a sheet, and finishing with white frosting or a vanilla flavored frosting.
In a Boston area setting a recently departed girl fears a trip to infernal regions while an attendant spirit promises only a brief thaw. Edith defends her behavior as respectful, denying insulting Mr Midlage and defending her own politeness in front of her mother.
A comical exchange from Chicago Tribune recounts a hot day race where Pnoo dies of exhaustion and Ardup claims victory by the skin of his teeth. The rival was the restaurant proprietor whom he narrowly eluded as he fled the crowd.
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