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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1917

Page

6

The Country Gentleman Explores Land Investment Returns

The magazine examines how landowners can recover money invested in property through strategic use and value building. It discusses timing, improvements, and market factors influencing potential returns for landholders.

Burning bush spectacle sparks flames from a house plant

The burning bush or Dictamnus fraxinella is a remarkable plant native to western Asia found in temperate gardens. It emits highly flammable vapors that ignite when exposed to a naked flame, producing crackling reddish flames and a fragrant odor, with conditions requiring dry warm air and little wind for best effects. Denver News reports on a method to demonstrate the vapor’s flammability using a covered jar and a held flame for dramatic results.

Asia Moses Denver News

The Versatile Manchurian Farmer Turns Bandit

In early fall in Manchuria natives reportedly shift from peaceful farmers to highwaymen. A psychological change accompanies the transition as a once plodding farmer adopts a raiding stance. The text notes a dramatic transformation and escape remains unclear.

Manchuria

Sunday Reading: A Quiet Farmer, A Seasonal Player

An Atlantic magazine excerpt highlights farmers who also play music as a community pastime. It notes many residents blend roles by season, while the Oriental stereotype appears in the text, depicting a man as bandit merchant and magistrate.

Alice Tisdale Atlantic

Macaulay’s torrent of talk and rival wit

Contemporary observers praised Thomas Babington Macaulay for his endless speech and lively rhetoric. Sydney Smith warned that Macaulay’s loudness drowned wit, joking about banishing him to an Inferno of disputants.

Macaulay Sydney Smith Smith

Patentable Three Ring Circus Debate by Barnum

In a Scientific American note, P. T. Barnum sought a patent for a three ring circus but was told the arrangement was an aggregation not a new invention. He predicted universal adoption once announced, a claim seemingly proved true.

P. T. Barnum Scientific American

Radium Minerals and Its Principal Ore

The piece notes that radium-bearing minerals are identifiable. Pitchblende is a heavy black mineral as soft as iron, while carnotite is the principal radium ore with a bright Canary yellow color and a powdery texture.

Indianapolis News

Alec Colored Fined For Coloring Butter At Court

Alec Colored says he was fined £50 for coloring matter in artificial butter. He criticizes the magistrate who imposed the fine for having dyed whiskers.

Alec London

Declining Market Proposal Told by a Stockbroker

A young stockbroker recalls proposing on a declining market and facing rejection. The punchline frames the romance as a financial misstep.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Unnecessary remark quoted in Baltimore American

A Baltimore American snippet quotes a conversation about routine morning hot water treatment. The exchange notes a spouse keeping someone in the routine, reflecting casual domestic humor or social habit commentary.

Baltimore American

When Did Casualty Take Its Modern War Meaning

A historical note traces the word casualty to the Crimean War era. It discusses whether the term acquired its modern war meaning by 1853 to 1855, citing Disraeli's Life and Stocqueler's Military Encyclopaedia as evidence for shifting usage from total losses to include wounded and nonfatal removals.

Disraeli Londonderry Murray Duke of Wellington Stocqueler Military Encyclopaedia Lady Londonderry Westminster Gazette

Man Rushes 360 Miles In Dressing Gown To Buy Book

A Bordeaux friend hurried to Paris after spotting a sought book in a Paris bookseller’s catalogue. He caught the morning express, rushed to the shop, and bought the prize. At checkout the shopman learned the man had traveled 360 miles in gown and slippers, unaware of his disheveled attire.

Charles Monselet Curiosites Litterares Bordeaux Paris

Pushball Costs Hamper Popularity of the Game

The article argues pushball is less popular due to high equipment costs. It suggests a cheaper, easily produced pushball could boost adoption and participation, noting the current expense limits widespread play.

Pushball costs and origins outlined in old article

An excerpt explains the pushball, six feet in diameter and $300, with a leather covered shell and rubber bladder costing $150. It notes origins in America in 1804 in Newton Massachusetts, with variations played on fields and by horsemen in the West.

America Newton Mass Aix Europe England West Nicholas

Yamoreg Collection Agency Ad Promises Prompt Results

An advertisement from McMinnville region proclaims Yamoreg Collection Agency’s readiness to pursue all debts with fast service and no commissions. It asserts no account is too large or small and guarantees treatment and results.

Yamoreg Collection Agency McMinnville

Ford front wheels offer at Oregon Hardware & Implement Co

Ford front wheels priced at 1.00 each while supplies last. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co advertises limited stock with a noted price through a brief catalog-like sale notice.

de Laval Oregon Hardware & Implement Co Newberg Oregon Ford

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