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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1893
Page
4
A damaged text describes water supply observations from Savannah derived from a source in Iowa with notes on constant water law. It mentions a water stream along the shore and a survey of specimens and beds describing geological features and flow behavior.
A garbled notice outlines zero charges for unspecified services and mentions faded references to a winter event or performance in San Francisco. The legible fragments reference poems, a heap, and midwinter imagery without clear names or dates.
A New York Mail and Express article explains the rising cost of ultra long distance tows. It details a 7000 mile voyage from Rio de Janeiro to England, estimating fuel coal wages and incidentals totaling about 14000 dollars before repairs. It notes owners seek substantial profits, often thousands more after costs.
A Parisian editorial laments ladies accepting seats in crowded transit as a sign of poor breeding. The New Jersey solution described by the New York Sun shows a democratic approach where a man quietly yields his seat on the crowded boat, leaving the choice to the woman and avoiding courtesy rituals.
A discussion on what defines a perfect neck notes the length to circumference ratio as a natural law. A Philadelphia caterer with international fame ships terrapin weekly to London, claiming the dish retains flavor despite its high price.
A long discussion argues that animal temper is largely peaceful with rare conflicts centered on territory and mating. Deer wolves foxes and other species show varied aggressions while ruminants generally calm, yet deer and certain antelopes can be dangerous.
A survey of how royal and political titles arose from language and power. It explains prince of Wales lineage, king etymology, czar and sultan roots, president meaning, captain and colonel origins, plus Democrat and Republican definitions.
At a Melbourne reception for Rudyard Kipling a young woman told him his books helped her through influenza. A separate note mentions a horseshoe found under a glacier in Switzerland guiding geologists to a former 202 meter peak, with later finds bearing likenesses of Augustus and Diocletian.
An assortment of patent remedy claims and nostrums described for lung and rheumatic ailments. Advertisements tout Anthope porous plasters Attoccs plaster Beasvrero’s Pills and Hall’s Catarrh Cure as preventatives and cures. Mentions Cal area Millbrae and University notices alongside product pitches and doctor endorsements.
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