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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1912
Page
7
A poetic manifesto extols the printing press as the voice of today and tomorrow, linking steel and brass to the spread of news, culture, and human striving. It envisions journalism uniting diverse peoples and guiding brave deeds, joys, sorrows, and hope.
Henry W. Herring seeks re election as County Surveyor of Yamhill County. He highlights thorough county knowledge and extensive experience in donation claims and government surveys. As a fee office, he promises accurate work and faithful service to voters. Paid adv.
Announcement by W G Henderson seeks Republican primary renomination for sheriff of Yamhill County on Friday April 19 1912. He pledges to continue past efforts and devote full time to official duties if elected. Paid adv.
The piece explains making almond based milk by grinding sweet almonds with distilled water then straining through cheesecloth. It notes the milk lacks animal casein, yields cream, may sour if kept, and can be sweetened or used with tea coffee or cocoa. Half a pound of almonds yields about three pints of milk.
A London Tit-Bits quip recounts a table conversation about a new confidential clerk described as a hard looking character who has been intoxicated many times. The twist reveals the clerk is the speaker’s eldest son, provoking awkward silence.
A child learns the law in the nursery to avoid contradicting adults. One day a half jesting accusation nearly breaks her grace. With tears she blurts out I really think you are mistaken you beast in a trembling voice.
Lord Erskine presided at a breach of promise case with Miss Tickell as plaintiff. The pompous Stanton opened, Tickell, the plaintiff, my lord. Erskine quipped Tickle her yourself, it would be unbecoming to my position.
A brief fragment shows a conversation aboard a ship with a captain and crew member discussing the lack of safety equipment. The seaman expresses concern about sinking without a life belt as they near the bottom of the vessel.
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