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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
8
A collage of sale ads and notices for real estate farm land and livestock in Newberg Oregon. Listings include houses and acreages for sale or trade, farm equipment, secondhand buggies and a 1200 lb bay horse, also services from plumbers, optical shops, dressmakers, hardware, and hardware store sparking announcements. Community notices cover civic club and Rebekah lodge meetings.
Nine acre farm with house barn running spring water and fine orchard land offered by H. D. Crumiy at Springbrook Rd Oregon. Located nine miles northwest of Salem with running water and orchard potential.
The American Woman's League asks every member to attend a special meeting on Saturday February 4 at 7 30 PM at the Imperial Hotel. The secretary Pern Thornton notes important chapter house business and orders attendance.
Notices call for farming lands for fruit and garden purposes, country and berry ranches, dairy and stock raising. Individuals seeking such lands can write to Fisher and Hillier, 305 Abington Bldg., Portland Or. The text also includes a fictional quarry of dialogue from the St Paul Dispatch quoted snippet about a rejected marriage proposal.
Spaniels trace from Spain and inspired the name King Charles after Charles I admired a small variety. Blenheim and Marl spaniels resemble the King Charles type and derive their English names from Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire where the breed has been kept since the early eighteenth century.
A clipped humor anecdote features a one legged Welsh orator and Jones debating luck and loss. The Irishman challenges his opponent asking how he lost his leg, prompting a wry exchange that ends on a humorous note about overcoming adversity.
The speaker laments discovering Irish ancestry and derides a rival for failing to embrace identity, hinting the real issue lies in the other person’s head rather than blood. Conflicting pride and insult shape the terse exchange.
A humorous exchange from the Nottingham Guardian about a delay at the shop and a child fearing to leave the queue to fetch items. The mother scolds and the boy explains the fear of losing his place in line.
A man explains his wife’s superstition led them to reverse a motorcar journey after they passed the thirteenth man. She feared a accident would follow if they continued.
A fragment shows a tense exchange where a woman mocks a man for missing a hint and a reluctant male replies that he could not take the hint. After deep consideration he decides to act on her suggestion.
A London Tit-Bits note explains how to tell a fresh egg from a stale one by boiling in water. Fresh eggs sink and lie flat. stale eggs rise, tipping at angles, and if they float to the top they should be discarded, careful not to break them.
In Sarah Bernhardt's recollections, Victor Hugo helps an old woman with a heavy linen bundle at Luxembourg, giving money, carrying the load across the street. Bernhardt recalls rushing to thank him, only to miss him before he vanishes into the crowd. The poet’s reply, that every dawn is a day of kindness, closes the memory.
A political scene features a candidate declaring Vietnam era service like a battlefield ordeal while a supporter derisively tells him he has done enough for his country and should go home, with Success Magazine noting the exchange.
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