Man Returns to Work After War Forces Borrowing
A local man who loitered daily has found employment due to wartime pressures. He explains the war reduced his ability to borrow, prompting him to seek steady work.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
8
Baseball Note on Huns Speed and Home Run Hints
The notice discusses the Huns being quick on the base paths and capable of strong home run power, referencing Mankee the Yanks. It emphasizes quick baserunning and hitting ability with a cautious, incomplete assessment of their performance.
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Mankee the
Traveling Salesman in Hickville Hotel Seeks Cabaret
In Hickville a traveling salesman doubts cabaret options but a liveryman recalls one or two items set aside for a motorless Sunday. Buffalo Express notes possible entertainment in the town.
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Hickville Hotel
Landford
Buffalo Express
Confidant Skirts Truth Amid Kaiser's Question
The exchange shows the Kaiser asking if fighting is necessary and the confidential adviser replying that diplomatic training obliges him to avoid revealing the truth, signaling cautious counsel in the crisis.
A Reproof in a Letter as Kaiser Comparison
A reader quotes a letter from Jim noting a similarity to the Kaiser. The speaker identifies the trait as a mailed fist, likening it to imperial prerogative. The exchange conveys a sharp political jibe and a caustic character assessment.
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Jim
Birds and small fliers flight speeds compared
The piece reports on soaring flight of birds relative to body weight and gives speeds for different fliers. It notes birds soar at 35 to 39 feet per second, a fly moves 4 to 22 feet per second in a room and up to 58 when chased, a bat about 30 feet per second, and a flying fish 81 feet per second.
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Popular Science Monthly
How to Reach a Dog's Heart
A lighthearted guide suggests cordiality and understanding win a dog's affection. The piece highlights polite interaction, gentle play, and shared pleasure in companionship with a dog named Moet as a focal example.
Care for him without a trust fund valued by a loyal dog
The text reflects on providing care for a dog without money or a trust fund, praising humane treatment and loyalty over luxury. It contrasts four-walled life with freedom and affection, suggesting the dog’s gratitude is more meaningful.
The Gunner Oversees All Ammunition Totals
The article explains that gunners do not simply fire until low on ammo but maintain exact counts of every shell and fuse. The battery commander is responsible for tracking each item, with daily checks and clear accountability for any discrepancy. Defective ammunition can be traced if issues appear on this side of the lines.
Speech making in uniform era challenges a senator
Senator Sae ghum notes changing times make it hard for a man in silk and frock coat to stand out before many in khaki uniforms and claim he alone envied the country. The remarks reflect shifts in public perception and the laboring class’s rising role in national affairs.
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Saeghum
Auction Sale At the Commercial Barn
Nelson and Bilis hold their semi monthly public auction Saturday at 1 PM featuring stock farming implements household furniture and other articles at the Commercial barn.
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Nelson & Bilis
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