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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1912
Page
8
A local advertisement promotes a wide fabric selection at 10c to 124c per yard including Ginghams Wool Dress Goods and Kimono fabrics. It highlights Bath Robes and Fall wool shawls as well as sweaters for all ages. Groceries are pitched as clean fresh and aimed to please customers.
Ice for sale at Palace Meat Market deliveries made in fore noon. For Sale One Jersey heifer nearly fresh and calf. J C Keller heating stoves made and repaired. A Wheeler 711 East First Street. For Sale Two sucking colts at weaning time sired by Black Belgian B Dillon 47 pd. Lost wagon tongue spring finder see Walter Wilson or Luther Newlin. City Transfer hauls including piano moving T H Thorne residence White 46 or Black 4. Banquet Friday 7 at Odd Fellow Hall speakers national reputation tickets at Hudson's Parlor Drug Store. Money to loan see Atty B A Kirks McMinnville Oregon. For Sale Two O I C male pigs S P Van Dyke Cor North and Grant Streets 48-pd Wanted sewing to do prices reasonable Mrs Bankson 515 S Meridian St 32 tf For Trade automobile in good condition for acreage inquire at Graphic office 7pd Take Notice prepared to supply canvas gloves K W Shafford The Mode Millinery Parlors first display of trimmed hats September 3 4 5 ladies invited to inspect lines of new millinery. $25 reward for breaking window at Chehalem Center schoolhouse August 1912 by order of Board D A Honey Clerk 46 Wanted Hop pickers pay 1 00 per hundred camp ground with potatoes and vegetables furnished E Hoter Champoeg Route 5 Aurora inquire at Graphic office 46 pd S B Dodge repapered and carpeted Confectionery Store inviting ice cream and fountain trade 602 First St S B Dodge College Streets 42 tf Dr Peter Hanson Veterinary Surgeon Dentist Phone Black 112.
John H. Williams issues The Guardians of the Columbia from Tacoma with 210 illustrations of the Columbia River Mount Hood Atlantis and St Helens and local forests. FlexiBle leather edition priced 2.66 postpaid cloth 1.66 paper 83 cents distributor J K Gill Co Portland Oregon.
Dry fir and hard maple wood offered in small lots at 3.50 per cord. Orders over five cords reduced to 3.25. Second growth fir dry and split at 3.00 per cord. Price cut for large orders. Send orders by postcard. Fred Werth.
Wanted 100 hop pickers by John P Ranzeau near Dundee. Last 3 to 4 weeks. Fine camp area and good water. Picking begins about September 2. Write or phone Red 162.
An Interested One asks readers to correct the mistaken identity linking Charles Rittenhouse to his brother Ralph. The note implores the public to stop spreading the confusion and recognize that Charles faces enough misfortune without adding his brother’s alleged woes.
Margaret Lentz aged 35 weds Oscar Wanberg 42 and Veda McDonald 27 weds J C Armstrong 46 in the computed marriage licenses listing with names and ages.
A young poet writes a libelous poem insulting the Russian imperial family. A censor informs the empress who summons him to read aloud, promising punishment yet concluding he need not go to Siberia after all. The scene unfolds with the empress and grand dukes listening to the verses.
A young girl named Dorothy grapples with guilt as she contemplates her actions before the school term ends. The community debates moral choices and the burden of being found out.
A line from Pygmalion recalls a jealous wife and a near affair as an audience member warns a character not to act. The remark notes the wife has just left and may return unexpectedly.
The article discusses early medical practice dating to 1500 B C. in Greece and Mesopotamia. It notes Basicians in ancient times and suggests medical cells existed in Borsippa before the city’s laws, highlighting the long history of healing arts beyond written records.
An anxious Jene asks Jingle about a troubled boy who has not returned home or sent money for ten days. The exchange hints at concerns over his escalating habits and potential danger.
The text notes the daffodil’s poison as a defense against pests like rabbits and rats, which avoid it while devouring hyacinthe and crocuses. It mentions nursery workers suffering poisoned hands from Lent lilies and references a London Chronicle remark about housewives brewing a decoction from daffodil blossoms claimed to cure all ills, possibly by killing the patient.
An old Paris ordinance from 1570 restricted rough butchers to gauge and refuse mocking women and maids. The decree ordered fair pay for offers and was proclaimed in the streets with trumpet signals about the world of women and servants dealing with them.
A discussion on appointments to a noble order sparked a caustic line from Disraeli. A suggested peer, noted for zeal over judgment in Conservative support, drew the quip from his astute chief who refused him with the retort I couldn't give Lord the Thistle, He'd eat it.
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