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Newspaper
Phoenix Weekly Herald
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1884
Page
3
The Herald records a notice from A. Dori Spr. Saivces and Proprietor dated Thursday October 30 1884. The item appears as a local newspaper notice or advertisement from the period. It preserves a historical business name and date in a compact public notice card style.
Reports from Friday note rising grain prices and new town buildings while the valley prepares for the fairgrounds exhibit. Judge DeForest Porter may join future legislators. Prescott’s Bryan arrives with ox teams loaded with grain for display. Large stock and fur association activity draw visitors from across the territory as Wickenburg and Salecury teams transport concentrates toward Maricopa.
Readable fragments note occupancy of sew town inebriate deposito ry this afternoon and an administrators sale of F M Raffner deceased offices. Mentions Territorial Fair opening in November and a new Methodist pastor Gulfeen delivering sermon. Also reports on watermelons sprouting in Phoenix and U S starch sugar industry using 40 000 bushels daily with 30 factories supplying brewers and syrups.
Patersons Magazine offers fashion plates novelties and stories for modern ladies. It advertises a yearly price of two dollars with specimen copies free to club organizers at 806 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
The passage notes a Connecticut patent granted to Edward Hiniman in 177 years ago for producing molas from corn stalks, mentioned alongside claims about susarin paying quaintities and medicinal preparations. It also cites the Pine manufacturers' Association in San Francisco planning to saw and deliver 15,000,000 feet of lumber to South America, with logs cut to order.
The notice claims remedies for headache fever malaria and dyspepsia. It asserts a cure named Well's Health Renewer. A fashion note mentions open paper collars and shirt-breasts, and references door coverings used by New York builders priced near wool, claiming fireproof coating and no swelling.
A fragment from a report questions child development in the nation, noting delays and concerns about growth. Mentions sparse detail and hints at a broader health discussion without concrete data or officials.
The Millstone reports a bread making wheat from long-berried Mediterranean strains, grown in Indiana, excels in milling and baking. Analysts note this wheat’s superior quality supports its lead as a premier flour source.
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