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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1906

Page

2

The Iron Pirate A Odd Sea Mystery Scene

A narrator recounts entering a smoky chamber filled with rough sailors and a jewel-rich leader. Martin Hall, posing as a Jew dealer, meets Captain Black and a roistering crew, where diamonds and a ruby pendant signal high stakes. The scene ends with ominous hints of future government interest.

Matey John Jesses Joba Flach Martin Hall Europe Hall Black Captain Black

Meeting in Paris Foretells a Deadly Pursuit

On a Paris bound train, the narrator and Roderick listen as Martin Hall reveals a pact with a mysterious killer in Paris. Hall warns of looming danger and a hidden will to die for a future fortune, while the journey accelerates toward a fateful confrontation. Mary sleeps as the Perfect Fool vanishes into sharp intent.

Calais Boulogne Roderick Mary France Caius Colflegt Cambridge Mediterranean England Paris Martin Hall Hall Europe Issane Booth Bea

Parisian Retreat and a Masked Meeting in a Curious Tale

In Paris at the Hotel Scribe, plans for a dinner unfold as friends discuss disguises and loyalties. The narrator accompanies Hall toward a secret rendezvous, where an ominous figure in a grimy room hints at danger and hidden identities.

Skidoo query stirs Mr Stax after late call

Detroit Free Press notes a comic exchange where Mr Stax visits Miss Smythers at about 11 pm and she asks what the word skidoo means in a sweet, puzzled tone. The remark prompts mixed feelings about offense.

Perplexed wife recalls missing money after breakfast

In a witty exchange from the Philadelphia Ledger a wife frets that she forgot to ask her husband for money as he left the house in good humor. The playful dialogue showcases domestic concern over finances and clues to a comic domestic dynamic.

An Underhand Trick Translated for Tales from Fiiegende Blatter

A creditor pressures for a two week extension and presses a morbid hypothetical about death before the deadline. The debtor answers he is too much of a gentleman to consider such an action.

A Woman's Way Kiss Sparks Forgiveness Talk

Dialogue captures Jack seeking forgiveness after a kiss, Jill refusing. The exchange hinges on the apology rather than the kiss itself, illustrating social expectations in romantic missteps.

Jack Jill Cleveland

Ah darling youth and practical maid at odds

A Chicago News quip features a romance line where a devoted suitor offers to lay the world at the beloved's feet, and the maid counters that the world is already at her feet, highlighting wit over romance.

Chicago News

Notable Quips on Names and Rivalries from Detroit satire

A terse Detroit quip wrestles with naming and female rivalries, joking about women sharing a “loving cup” amid scorn. The line plays on gendered skepticism and social etiquette in a wry literary note.

Church of England Posts 75 Million Pound Annual Income

The Church of England reports an annual income of 75 million pounds. The figure highlights substantial financial scale for church operations and activities across the same fiscal year.

Church of England

Hog killing outfit described for easy butchering

A Queenslander illustrated contraption to ease hog slaughter. The top piece measures 2 by 5 inches and 12 feet long with mortises five inches from ends. Upright supports are 2 by 2.5 inches, seven feet tall, with a cross piece 14 by 2.5 inches. A lever 3.44 by 2 inches attaches at the staple to operate the device.

Queenslander

Hog Hanging Device and Onions: Montana Reported Plant Details

The article describes a hog hanging device with iron components and a gambrel lever, plus an onion growing report from Montana. It notes frost periods of 100 to 120 days and onion maturation of 135 to 150 days, comparing transplanted onions to field sowing and listing yields, keepers, and manure effects.

Montana R. W. Fisher

No Profit in Farm Alcohol Denatured Production

Department of Agriculture chief Dr. H W Wiley notes small scale farm alcohol making is unlikely to be profitable under current revenue rules. The bulletin says industrial alcohol mainly serves illumination heating motive power lacquers varnishes powders medicines vinegar and ether. It adds that unless priced near petroleum and gasoline it will not compete, with 40 cents a gallon as a current floor for 95 percent strength. Wiley believes targeted raw materials and better methods could lower this price.

Department of Agriculture H. W. Wiley Bureau of Chemistry Wiley

Lice-Killing Kerosene Emulsion from Oklahoma Station

A bulletin from the Oklahoma Experiment Station outlines a kerosene emulsion to rid farm animals of lice. Mix hard soap, kerosene, and water to form an emulsion, then dilute with seven gallons of water for spraying or dipping. Use by sponge, brush, or spray, and apply to poultry as well to remove lice mites.

Oklahoma Experiment Station

Ginseng Cultivation Grows in Missouri Markets

Missouri experiment station bulletin notes gin seng farming for Chinese markets has become an important industry despite a five to six year maturity. Fungus diseases threaten plantations with rapid, extensive losses but causal organisms are identified and control methods are developed for mitigation.

Missouri Missouri Experiment Station Bulletin

Milk Cows and Dutch Breeds Dominate Dairy Profits

The Hollanders raise cows bred for high milk output, yielding 3,000 to 4,000 pounds annually with low butter fat emphasis. The dairyman paying small prices for dairy cows fails financially, suggesting profit potential from 11,500 to 14,560 pound cows. Frieslanders and other Dutch breeds thrive on fertile land costing $500 to $2,000 per acre with rents from $50 to $200, indicating higher profitability.

The Onion Maggot and Its Remedies

An expert note explains onion maggot and cabbage maggot are hard to tell apart. No certain cure exists. Sulphur offers partial relief. hole injections with bisulphide or carbon are costly. Liquid manure is claimed to help. Best prevention is planting onions on land that has not grown onions before, a change not feasible until next season.

Improving Picket Fence Posts with Crossed 2x6 Supports

Farm Progress suggests making durable fence posts by crossing two 2x6 boards at the top to form a crotch for top wire, adding mid and bottom crosspieces for wires, securing with nails and staples, then anchoring with stakes to resist wind.

Health Board Probes Evaporated Cream Misnomers

Massachusetts board of health reports extended investigations into evaporated creams sold locally. Findings indicate many products are unsweetened condensed milk, matching appearance but lacking taste and dairy characteristics.

Massachusetts Board of Health

Dust Baths for Poultry Health and Comfort

The article advises maintaining a dust bath for fowls as a cheap luxury to deter mites and lice. Use an ordinary dry box filled with road dust or garden soil, refreshed with sulfur, and optionally wood ashes. Keep the mix dry and secure in freezing weather to preserve effectiveness.

Points in Pruning for Durable Tree Wounds

The guide states that stems a half inch or more in diameter should be coated with waterproof substance such as grafting wax or cream-like shellac. This preserves the trunk and allows new bark to form after healing. without it the branch end may decay from exposure to weather.

Baby Samson Causes Havoc at New York Children’s Society

A two year old boy named Samson abandoned at Corlears Hook was taken to the Children's Society. He disrupted games, tossed objects, damaged a window, and hurled a brush at a glass pane while police and staff attempted to manage him.

Ture Ciety Samson Corlears Hook Park Delancey Street Children’s Society Sullivan New York Sun

Century Old Bank Edict Cited As China's Safest

A bank examiner notes nine hundred years since a Chinese bank failed and cites an edict by Hi Hung ordering heads of directors to be severed after failures. The piece also covers fish freezing experiments, Swiss homework figures, and Dakota sandstone formations in Oklahoma.

China Hi Hung Washington State Fish Commission Pacific Atlantic Taku Harbor Alaska Geneva London Chaur de Fonds Mul Uply Switzerland Beaver County Oklahoma Dakota Kenton

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