Address Tan Registrar 16 to 71 Corvallis Oregon
The fragment references a Corvallis Oregon address for a Tan Registrar with age span 16 to 71. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
3
The fragment references a Corvallis Oregon address for a Tan Registrar with age span 16 to 71. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
A column notes the misnaming of the cocoa bean tracing to antiquated spellings and printing habits in London. It also mentions a New York Sun item about ring purchases for engagements and a 1812 American geography misprint describing California with fogs and snow, illustrating era errors and oddities in print.
The text explains how Jonathan Trumbull and his influence near Washington led to Washington referring to him as the brother Jonathan and how the name spread. It notes Trumbull’s hometown Connecticut and the nickname’s rise to popularity.
In a small town office Billy confronts a prank as a threatening letter arrives for Ida. The drama unfolds with jealousy and schemes as Ida quietly destroys the note, Billy vows to uncover the sender, and a plan emerges for marriage and a shared home with Ida. The minister’s red envelope reveals a connected sales scheme and the couple’s path toward ownership.
A colonel directs soldiers to attend church as half the regiment sits out due to a repair. He orders the men who did not fall out to be dismissed and the rest marched to church, asserting they need it most.
A muddled note recalls Marshal MacMahon’s famous wartime line during the Crimean campaign and claims friends saw the remark as bluntly practical. The piece suggests the public overestimated its stylistic flair while MacMahon remained modest about the success of the anecdote.
The passage notes Japan's wooden houses fueling frequent fires yet praises the city's resilience. Mr Inouye recalls that old Yeddo treated fires as notable sights alongside cherry blossoms by the Sumida River and famed districts like Iriya and Dangozaka.
Instructions describe removing marks from woodwork by rubbing with lemon then cleaning with a water dip. Applies only to wood surfaces not wallpaper.
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