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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1914
Page
7
Our lumber shows smooth straight grain with no large knots indicating high quality and economy. See how customers benefit by choosing our products and following successful builders who rely on us for steady supply and fair pricing.
A New York collector owns a rare 1621 Corrant or Nerves From Italie Germanie France and Other Places revealing early restrictions on domestic news. The Currant marks journalism's evolution from royally controlled prints to independent periodicals.
A comic exchange from the Saturday Evening Post features Paulie and a deaf man meeting a pretty young woman named in a misheard way. The deaf man cannot catch the name, insisting Miss Dinglefugle is spoken, while the other man shouts the joke’s punchline.
A mix of antiquated injected prose notes: spinster quip on Babylonian marriage economics, a claim about Australian birds laying eggs in black sand and near volcanic heat, and a Welsh Irish quip about Calcutta climate. Also a brief tip on marble statue cleaning urging gentle washing, drying, and polishing with flannel.
The piece discusses evaluating bonds by four core questions to assess borrower reliability and security. It warns against get rich schemes and emphasizes prudent loan investments and borrower accountability. It then describes the Chinese Moon Festival with moon goddess lore, poetry, and autumn symbolism.
Sainte-Beuve faced disgrace under the third empire in France after he openly misstepped at the Tuilleries by lifting his napkin to cover his knees and then cutting his egg in two, a minor yet scandalous breach of courtly manners.
George F. Babbitt recalls how journalist Gath produced a vivid two page Herald race report from limited notes. Townsend supplied key details after Blaikie declined to file. Gath’s graphic prose, praised for imagination, contrasted with factual sourcing.
A Washington apartment resident enters a lobby dance and learns a Georgetown University fraternity hosts the event as the crowd gathers. The tale is framed by a Saturday Evening Post passage urging education and harmony to transform the world.
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