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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1889
Page
1
The Clerking Trade and Its Unequal Pay Talk
A Chicago News excerpt argues clerks vary in value beyond wages, noting personality, trust, and customer guidance as key. It critiques low pay, limited advancement, and a labor market where supply exceeds demand, with both men and women facing risks and incentives in choosing clerking as a career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago News
The Duchess and the Doctor Tale of a Teatime Misdiagnosis
An old Duchess asks Dr Abernethy to visit. He finds a distressed monkey and a boy, checks both, and then tells the Duchess her two sons suffer indigestion from tea and rich living. The doctor departs, leaving the Duchess stunned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abernethy
Disfranchisement and Reform in Suffrage Policy
Dr Gladden argues for selective disfranchisement to curb crime while allowing reform. Minor offenses might trigger short bans, serious ones longer periods, with pardons and indeterminate sentences guiding restoration. Felonies deserve debate, but bribery and fraudulent voting must forever bar voting, as quoted from Century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gladden
Republic
Century
American Mummies Found in Sierra Madre Cavern
An archanologist Senor Marghiere reports four naturally mummified human bodies found in a sealed cavern high in the Sierra Madre Mountains. The interred family faces East and wears burial garments. preservation is attributed to arid conditions, with comparisons to a Kentucky child mummy and a challenge to Egyptian burial assumptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senor Marghiere
Sierra Madre Mountains
Kentucky
Sever Marghiere
Mexico
Nature
German Family Life: The Relations of Missress and Maid and Parents and Children
A Powellney Bigelow essay from Chicago America describes German domestic life. It portrays servants' hard work and modest wages but emphasizes strong family bonds, daily school involvement, and shared moral lessons. Music, large family rooms, and evening celebrations create happiness and nurture future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Poultney Bigelow
Chicago
America
Extensive Utah deposit of orocerite discovered
A Utah deposit of orocerite or mineral wax has been found along the Denver and Rio Grande line about 114 miles east of Salt Lake City. The mine covers at least 150 acres and produces over 1000 tons annually. Orocerite resembles beeswax and is used in waxed paper polish candle making and insulation of electric wires. It requires little refining and could be cheaper than honey wax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Moldavia
Galicia
Austria
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
N. Y. Mail and Express
Crow Drunk Crow Killings in Monroe County
A Mississippi laborer in Monroe County devised a plan to remove nuisance crows from a corn field by soaking grain in whisky to intoxicate them. The scheme backfired when a crow outsmarted the setup and the man, pleased with his success, drank himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe County
Miss
Discreet Lazarus Baker on War Service and Courage in Nashville
The Arkansas Traveler recounts Lazarus Baker of the Nashville customs house discussing would he fight if war with Germany arose. Baker, a former slave, asserts he would serve in the commissary or as a cook while claiming his arm is already used in government work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lazarus Baker
Nashville
Tenn
United States
Germany
Fence construction and frost depth tips from the Michigan Home Journal
The article debates post depth from two to three feet varying by soil freezing, recommends posts six inches below probable frost depth, and notes fence material effects on wind. It suggests post and rail with one to two barbed wire strands at the top to prevent leaning and wind damage. It warns boards resist wind and rails add weight to pull posts out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Home Journal
Maxims for Housekeepers From An Ancient Text
A garbled extract presents proverbs on household management and thrift, linking kitchen economy to moral conduct. It mentions a yew tree at East Lavant churchyard, a Senegal baobab, and the dragon tree of Teneriffe, noting long lifespans and historical uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
East Lavant Dureh Yard
England
Senegal
Humboldt
Urotava
Teneriffe
Fountains’ Abbey
Yorkshire
Uvett
Board of Trustees Changes at B C Mines
Board of Trustees at B C Mines includes Bowis Mokrutsoy B 8 and Many E Mines with Anna FE Betws and Newberg serving as principal assistants in the listed roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board OF Trustees
Anna FE. Betws
Friends' Pacific Academy Opens and Expands in Oregon
Located in Newberg Yamhill county Oregon beside the Port land and Willamette Valley railroad the Friends' Pacific Academy began Sept 28 1885 with nineteen pupils. The second year started Sept 18 1886 with twenty six and the current year opened Sept 12 1887 with fifty one pupils. winter term begins Dec 30 with a 110 enrollment. Building progress included the academy hall completion and gym dormitory construction with additional cottages for boarding students. Edwin Morrison is principal and E H Woodward chairs the board. further buildings are planned as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends’ Pacific Academy
Newberg
Yamhill County
Oregon
Porthid and Willamette Valley
Portland
Rogers’ Landing
Willamette
Jottings From DRY FORK A Busy Hodgepodge of Local Tales
A rain soaked DRY FORK column chronicles deaths and accidents in a small Arkansas community. Many local residents die or suffer injuries including Jeff Filpot, Lytt Hendricks, Tobe McCracken, and Uncle Jesse Galt. The piece notes sawmills thriving, livestock losses, runaway horses, church revivals, policed misfortunes, and a marriage of Zeb Fancher and Miss Tallie Moore amid a rash of misfortune and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
Dey Fork
Jeff Filpot
Bob Joyner
Patterson
Jesse Galt
Job Balsh
Bill Pruitt
Sim Manyfield
Lytt Hendricks
Round Pond Church
Jack Hoyte
Buck Truitt
Zeb Fancher
Tallie Moore
Zeb
Dad Metford
Lizzie Lucas
Bill Henry
Bill
Wilson Buck
Bob
Relative Height And Weight Encoding From Heights
The text lists height to weight mappings in a coded style. Examples include five feet ten inches equals 1 and five feet eleven inches equals 174. It presents a pattern where standard heights map to numeric weights or codes.
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Irens
Duchess
the Doctor
Sierras Madre Mountains
Gar
Agrar
Commissary Department
Arkaunsaw Traveler
Pacific Academy
William Penn
E. H. Woopwanp
Jesse Epwakps
Jesse Honson
George W. Mironet
B.C. Mines
Bowis Mokrutsoy, B
E. Mines, A
Announcement and Prospectus
Edwin Morrison
E. H. Woodward
Mat Morgan
Tobe McCracken
Ad Harkrider
Harkrider
Alexander
Mose Hightower
Betsey Blue
Bob Hensley
Billy Phelps
Hob Taylor
Betsy Janson
Trot Mayfield
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