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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
8
The article reports on a horn tailed wasp capable of boring through steel and tin, even through metal encasings and cartridges. Instances include perforated Vienna mint plates, metal roofs, and wooden barrels whose contents were breached, illustrating the insects' exceptional boreal strength.
A London Lancet discussion by Sir James cites cases where a furred tongue and bad mouth taste stem from nervous system disturbance, not digestion. He notes anxious, high‑strung workers with restless minds can suffer tongue coating as nerves drive mucous and taste changes.
A train halted at a small Ohio station where passengers heard a calf bawling from a crate on the platform. A traveler teased the conductor, but the ticket taker calmly replied that he had never heard a passenger complain with that much sense, in a moment judged by a passing observer.
A hostess at a party compliments Jim saying he has been the life of the evening. He responds with disbelief, noting he only just arrived, prompting her remark that his modesty is to blame. The exchange highlights social grace and timing at a Louisville gathering.
A dialogue notes that different fish require different bait. One speaker jokes about catching a lobster with mistletoe, illustrating playful misdirection in a fishing chat.
The article outlines January start for voter registration for citizens aged 21 and older who have resided in the state six months prior to the election. It details proof requirements for naturalized and foreign-born individuals, including final papers, paternal papers, and renunciation rules for women who marry or separate from foreigners. It also explains that US military service alone does not grant citizenship and notes that home stead filing is not citizenship proof, with guidance to obtain certified final papers from the issuing court.
Under the American Automobile Association, Earl Cooper drove a Model 25 Maxwell to surpass the previous 12 405 mile nonstop record held by Warren Detroit. The feat completed without a stop or adjustment, underscoring Maxwell’s claimed superiority.
Arrival and departure times for trains to Portland listed by the hour with multiple daily slots. Saturday night service noted.
Larkin Prince advertises special bargains in gasoline engines and offers galvanized wire No 9 or 10 in any quantity. Phone White 128. 10-11.
Wanted dairy cows well developed and large milkers. No poor stock considered. Describe animals and send lowest cash price with bid to C., care of Graphic. tt.
Advertises a Jersey service bull used by Ladds Farm priced at 2 dollars in advance with a 7 percent testing fee on a 15 thousand dollar bull and imported cow mix. G W Dayton located a half mile east of Spauldings Mill contact Red 148 for details.
The December Hygienist Magazine lead article by Dr. R R Daniels explains meals designed for quick digestion. Readers are urged to purchase the issue from news dealers or send 10 cents to Hygienist Publishing Co Denver Colorado.
Small advertisement offers a home for less than improvement costs or a store room for the value of brick and materials. Address C F Moore Whittier California.
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