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Orange County Observer

Location

Hillsborough, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1893

Page

4

The New Bread and Free Cook Book Offer

An article touts a new bread making method without yeast and invites readers to send results to the Royal Baking Powder Co. in New York. The firm will return a free copy of a cook book, tied to a paper promotion, with a note to mention the publication. A hotel display shows a Scriptural text beside a warning about hats and coats, near Westminster Bridge and its 18th century foundations.

Royal Baking Powder Co Wall Street New York

Scientific and Industrial Notes on Ice and Materials

A roundup of varied science and industry items including ice production from coal, a large Leeds sewing machine, Chinese brain weights, coal shrinkage, pump lift limits, Mediterranean depths, Mont Blanc observatory costs, and a Calcutta snake poison study. Also notes on hydraulic pressure, wall waterproofing, ocean current temperatures, instantaneous heart photography in a turtle, German cholera deaths, and shrinkage of pine and cedar beams.

Leeds England Mediterranean M. Chappuis Simpson Pass Italy Europe Mont Blanc Switzerland Sahara Central Australia South Carolina Inner Arabia Calcutta Buchan Atlantic M. Marcey Germany Hamburg

Wise Words and Wry Observations From a Dusty Page

A collection of maxims and pithy sayings reflecting social quirks and moral judgments. The lines compare character and luck, note vanity in bands and hasty judgments, and caution about honesty and goodness with humorous and pointed aphorisms.

All Powerful Music Spreads Its Reach Across Society

The New York Musical Courier notes music's reach from opera houses to streets, parks, workplaces, and ships. It highlights how concerts and bands shape daily life, culture, and public spaces from churches to beaches, asserting music as a universal necessity echoed by all social groups.

Wall Street Ascher Alice Stret Tod Fair Ground Mountain Side Bowery Alley Murray Hill Boulevard New York Musical Courier

Spider web power lines and new transport ideas

A Globe-Democrat item notes practical engineer Samuel Watson discussing power transmission from engines via belts ropes and even a theoretical spider’s web line at light speed. It mentions Sir Robert Bail’s claims on lighter, faster transport methods and future electricity applications.

Spicer Samuel Watson Robert Bail Globe- Democrat

Carnivorous Plants Both Fascinate and Frighten The Eye

The Californian describes flesh eating plants such as Drosera showing apparent intelligence. A vivid scene details red lilac leaves with dew drops, tentacles, and a trapped insect, comparing motion to an octopus. The author reflects on plant life near animal behavior and design.

Gigantic Gorilla Reported by Berlin Anthropological Society

At a Berlin meeting Lieutenant Morgen described assistants in Cameroon bound region shooting a gorilla with a seventy inch chest and shoulders as wide as three men. The creature required sixteen men to drag to the station. No European sighting beyond the first degree north latitude previously recorded.

Anthropological Society Berlin Morgen Moreh Cameroon Africa

Springtime health cures and tonics advertised in old notice

An 19th century style advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs from the California Fig Syrup Co as a gentle family remedy costing 50 cents or a dollar for the large bottle. It touts Brown's Iron Bitters as a rebuild tonic aiding digestion and malaria cure. It also mentions a Roman bridge and notes on mental development ages 25 to 45. Covens and Howasenpas and Browns Bronchial Troches are listed as remedies.

California Fig Syrup Co A. D Trajan Danube

The New Bread Royal Unfermented Mix

Royal unfermented bread made without yeast to avoid decomposition in flour. It is palatable and healthful, can be eaten warm, and bakes quickly in a greased pan. Instructions describe mixing with potato and water, pouring batter, and baking without milk.

August Flower Cures Chronic Dyspepsia Says Sleepers Testimony

A Maine resident testifies under oath that after eight years of illness with heart kidney and liver distress and repeated doctor visits August Flower cured him. He claims no other medicine helped and calls August Flower unmatched.

August Flower Lorenzo F. Sleeper Appleton Maine

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