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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1914
Page
2
The great poet Shelley pursued a singular hobby making paper boats from waste paper and watching their voyage. He treasured learning, twisted the banknote boat with skill, and trusted Fortune as the fragile craft drifted by winds to the river’s far bank.
In a bustling office scene a writer proclaims a breakthrough for his third act. The manager laughs at the prospect of emery wheels as a pivotal prop and the piece gains a dramatic, polished villain reputation.
A jumble of short items including a station master’s awkward escape tale, a cake anecdote, Julius Caesar and Neopon dictation notes, a discussion of light travel and eternal flames, a Highland Memoir beekeeping tale, traditional mud brick houses, Sardou on women, and a closing remark on feminine insight and fortitude.
A humorous exchange between a wife and husband during a storm shows the wife fearing social scandal while the husband quips about love and bachelorhood. Their playful banter ends with the husband affirming devotion and a witty take on marriage.
A grieving mother asks for five minutes with her dead son and is granted a fleeting glimpse from his childhood. An angel offers one minute, but the mother chooses to relive a small, intimate moment from his youth rather than his adult years, recalling a tearful garden scene and a boyhood memory.
A 19th century column collects snippets on cavalry horses eager to charge, Mark Twain thrift tales, how coffee beans form, and wry jokes on wealth and politics. It blends vivid horse lore with humorous quips and brief anecdotes from newspapers.
A rustic exchange between a servant and a farmer’s wife ends with the servant humorously claiming his eyes are so good he can see the bread through the butter. The scene highlights thrift and folk humor in a rural setting.
Notice is given that the administrator of the estate of Isaac Ramey deceased will sell real property under an order of the County Court of Yamhill County on the date specified. The sale will be at public auction to the highest cash bidder for two parcels described with metes and bounds beginning at a point on the Willamette Meridian and continuing through labeled lot lines. The sale occurs on the date in 1914 and is conducted under authority of the administrator and county court license.
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