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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
8
The article explains burn severity depends on surface area depth and location with children more at risk. It covers minor burns with oil or vaseline, blister care, keeping skin intact, and basic first aid such as cooling and protecting the area. For severe burns the piece notes faint pulse cold extremities and the need to keep the person warm and seeking medical help quickly.
Mark Twain strolls along Fifth Street as a young woman greets him, recognizing the famed writer instantly. A sudden doubt hits him about his identity, prompting a playful exchange and the humorous reveal that he is mistaken for Buffalo Bill by the admirer.
A Philadelphia auctioneer uses various antiquated tools to close sales. His collection includes a tortoise shell glass amber glass and a teak and ivory glass used to mark bids and to end auctions when the sands run out. The approach reduced confusion during bidding.
An Atlanta man challenges a horse drawn wagon driver asking for more flesh on the horse. The driver apologizes and explains the horse can barely carry the man’s load, saying he is doing his best. The exchange reflects harsh racial language from the period.
Friday evening features a Glee Club concert at Duncan's Hall with admission 25 and 35 cents. Also Cowboy songs showcased for a related event. many local notices advertise hardware, optical services, and a Christmas candy sale by the Friends church on Dec. 17.
A local real estate notice advertises four fine lots available with a small down payment and easy monthly balance. Inquiries directed to C. A. Morris, opposite the post office.
Classified notice seeking one or more incubators in good condition. Person asks to contact M. W. Porter at P. O. Box 212 to arrange purchase or rental.
Brief note indicates septic tanks constructed following sewer and tile work and adjacent well digging activity.
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