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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1893
Page
4
The New York Times notes Mrs. Olive Thorne Miller, once unaware of birds, grew to become a respected authority on feathered species after a friend introduced her to ornithology through park visits and excursions. She plans a spring trip to Utah California and Yellowstone to pursue further study.
A fireball fallen through a chimney near Berga Schlieben Germany. It split into two lobed globes one vanished along rafters the other moved toward a bed startle awakening a man his wife and three children none injured though briefly deafened. Separately boys set turtle aflame near a naphtha house causing a two hour blaze. Royal blood nine slept on French soil in a recent night.
An old advert text touts a tablet form remedy named Anti fermente for preserving all kinds of fruit in winter and cider. One package promises fifty pints or a barrel of cider, costing 60 cents. The note directs readers to ask a druggist or grocer for Anti fermention.
Howard J. Cone, Southern Pacific agent at Salton, reports temperatures of 118 to 120 degrees and notes workers endure the heat with water brought in by rail. He describes submerged salt beds, rising lake levels, and a permanent lake forming with the Colorado River feeding the gulf, while salt deposits are submerged and the salvageable salt industry is ruined.
A party of editors from Dew Moines Council Blaffs Omaha Lincoln Beatrice and Fairbury breakfasted in Albany then met the governor and mayor. They found a fifteen month old Sioux baby at Wounded Knee, adopted by Mrs Colby who renamed her Zintke Lanuni and plans education and care.
Returning families hire new dwellings for summer so they can store furniture and pause rents from May to September or October, saving four to five months of rent. Real estate brokers say summer rental prices stay high as homes are scarce. Brooklyn Eagle reports the trend as seasonal housing shifts.
The New York Sun describes a modification of the old fashioned collecting net. A cone shaped plush bag, seven inches deep and four inches in diameter, attaches to a hoop with a two to three foot handle. The bag sells for four dollars and has been in use about one year.
In a tranquil scene the day ends with cows returning, a young moon rising, and fireflies signaling that beauty has settled over fields and the world rests. The verse ends by dedicating the piece to Helen Whitney Clark and Good Housekeeping.
Mrs Johnnie helps Daisy Hope a young orphan facing an engagement with Jack decide her future aboard a New York to coast train. She instruments a change of plans to protect the girl take her to a hotel and confront the man behind the relationship. The tale ends with Daisy and Mrs Johnnie returning home tearful yet resolute.
An 19th century tip explains preserving fruit by layering dry fruit in a cement-lined jar with sand between layers and a final sand top, kept in a dry place. another method uses stacked apples in a barrel with sawdust and sand to preserve a bushel and a half. The note also mentions a telegraph circuit and a humorous Waiter apology.
The advertisement touts Allcock’s Porove Plasters as a safe simple remedy for soreness of limbs and joint stiffness. Used on chest or back they soothe restlessness and aid natural sleep, claim Branpareth’s Pitts and Fuameline Stove Polish are harmless options, with no digestive impact.
A citizen argues against suing the railroad company, debating a demand of 25000 dollars and proposing a 20000 dollar figure instead. The exchange hints at a dispute over compensation and legal action.
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