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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1912

Page

5

Local residents frequent Newberg with visits and moves

Fred Epler and Rev Elmer Pemberton visit Newberg. Shore to shore travels include C N Terrell and Parker families. Mail carrier changes, elections boosts, business transfers, health scenes, and summer trips fill social pages as locals move between Sherwood Salem Cottage Grove Portland Tillamook and Nestucca beaches.

Edward D. Smith Portland Newberg Friends Church Provident Life and Trust Company Curtis W. Parker L. S. Hill Esther Cottage Grove F. E. Vestal Chehalem Mountain Guy Randolph A. C. Seely W. A. King L. M. Parker W. 8. Parker Pearl Cummings Myrtle Gause Sibyl Woodward

Singular chain of shipwrecks on record

A historical account details a string of wrecks starting with the Mermaid in October 1829 near Torres Strait. The Swiftsure, Governor Ready, Comet, and Jupiter each endure multiple disasters yet all crews were saved. Despite storms no lives were lost in this remarkable sequence.

Torres Strait Una Governor Ready India Comet Jupiter Port Raffle Swiftsure

Locomotive Model Delivers Parliamentary Roast

A British parliament session mocks a steam driven carriage claim with a skeptical cow on rails exchange. The comic exchange questions safety and control as the inventor defends his steam locomotive concept.

Origin of Viz contraction and its origin

The article explains viz is from videlicet and notes the final z shape originated as a mark rather than a letter. It argues this contraction reflects arbitrary language signs used by the masses and will persist as long as writing exists.

A Silly Custom of Reading Wills After Death

A niece-in-law questions a custom in which the will is read after the funeral. She argues the reading should occur before the ceremony to know what flowers to send. The exchange reflects humorous family dynamics surrounding a death.

William Cleveland Plain Dealer

Household Question on Domestic Help

A reader asks about keeping a cook, noting Mrs. Enfield’s long tenure and confirming the current cook has been with them for several years. The reply confirms continued service and time with the family.

Simple raise rule echoed in readers quotes

The Chicago Record-Herald notes a rule: raise an employee by a dollar and a half when a neighbor offers a dollar more weekly. A theater outing dialogue follows about a reserved critic who never goes with others, preferring to let the performance speak for itself.

Chicago Record-Herald Kwere

Hasheesh and Indian Hemp Described in Early Note

An 19th century account defines Hasheesh as a resin from the hemp plant in India and notes some authorities claim it is gathered by men in leather clothing who harvest the resin from the fields.

India

Unclear Narcotic Substance Described Across Authorities

Text notes conflicting methods of gathering a substance by rubbing tops in hands then scraping. It states the narcotic properties are well known and mentions differing authorities on how the substance is obtained. The fragment provides limited context about origin or usage.

An Old Irish Tune and A Wedding Reverie

An old Irish tune The Girl I Left Behind Me dates to 1770 with unknown lyric authorship. It remained the British military and naval parting tune for over a century. Also included is a brief quip about a wedding scene where a young groom asks if she loves him for who he is or what he has, answered with a future-focused retort.

C. B. McPheron J. F. Leise Forest Grove M. M. Harvey Hillsboro Newberg Madam Pulver California Coos Bay Oakland Cora Diedricks Clarence Pinkerton John Gilbert Los Angeles United Presbyterian Church Friends Church F. A. Morris Grand Round Calkins Cummins Oregon Charley Lapp Hitchen Mercantile Co W. H. Matthews Newberg Hardware & Plumbing Co Hitchens Minnesota Re Il

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