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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1912
Page
6
A Newberg Oregon lumber dealer M H Pinney at 306 North Main asserts selling the highest quality with a square deal and no need for customers to be lumber experts. He invites inquiries from informed buyers and promises best advantages.
A historical tale of a failed bomb plot in Paris linked to a pair of Russians who hired a room above a shop restaurant Chevet. A quarrel over inferior caviar led to a hidden infernal barrel in a barrel hidden under a dining room near the imperial box, discovered by a waiter and thwarted before it could execute.
A brief communication notes a wife informing about her husband Ray Pata Aoe Aed and duty to inform within four hours and five days, detailing contact and timing for notification.
The article explains that scoliosis is a lateral curvature of the spine formed in childhood and often undetected due to lack of pain. It emphasizes identifying and removing the cause, such as poor posture or heavy book carrying, and promotes early, systematic exercises to twist and strengthen the spine for permanent improvement.
In 1798 Joseph Hopkinson wrote Hail Columbia to fit The President's March amid fraying Franco British tensions. A young actor facing a failed benefit urged a patriotic song. Hopkinson quickly delivered a piece that filled the house and drew wild applause.
The London Chronicle recounts Bismarck’s rough tolerance for alcohol during a seventies trip to a Southwark brewery famed for its old ale. After sampling a ten year old brew, he was dazzled by the process yet sobered by the strength as the road seemed to rise to meet him on departure.
After his play The Samaritan flopped with critics and audiences Ade returned to Indiana by sleeping car. On meeting an old farmer, Ade explains the failure and the farmer’s puzzled question about how New York learned of it.
A tour group explored England with a guide offering historical facts about ancient structures. He claimed a tower dated to William the Conqueror prompting puzzled questions about the site’s authenticity.
A midsummer scene in the Texas Panhandle features a horned toad and a large tarantula locked in a fierce fight. The toad uses cactus juice as a tonic after each injury, reviving to continue the clash while the tarantula inflicts wounds to the eye and flesh. The struggle ends with the toad dying as the tarantula departs, with the cactus described as a potential antidote for poison.
The London Standard recalls a defiant scene where Irving refused to hide his friendship with Toole. Irving defended Toole as a renowned comedian and a Christian gentleman who once helped him through hardships, including possible starvation, while both were struggling beginners.
An impassioned sociological talk draws hissing and a sharp question from a mature woman. The orator retreats briefly then proceeds, declaring the stone age as the era in which women prefer cavemen and continues his lecture.
A description of Hortensius, famed Roman law expert and orator, who could recall speeches verbatim after composing them. The narrative notes his extraordinary memory, then hints at a trip to an auction where business proceeded in a particular manner.
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