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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1916

Page

6

Goose saga ends as Jonas and Susan reunite

In a tale of jealousy and a pet goose Queen of Sheba, Susan Tipping and Jonas Wilton confront a feud over a cherished bird. Jonas fakes drowning then returns to confess a plan to run away, while Queen Sheba’s fate tests loyalties before the couple reconciles.

Susan Tipping Fanny Lee Lena Prin Alwaya Jonas Wilton Ewan Taenen Miss Tipping Mr. Wilton Suaan Joy Captain Rink China Lee Jonas Robert Fanny Queen O’ Sheba Susan Queen of Sheba Endor S’heba Sheba M’lissy da Rink

Ambiguous Dialogue Highlights Lawyer and Friend Exchange

A young lawyer known for browbeating and a friend on the same call exchange lines. The lawyer says I shall ask only one question and do not care how you answer it while the friend replies I have that question to ask you and I do care what you answer, do you today.

James

Birth of the football signal system changes game strategy

According to R W Maxwell the 1888 Penn Military College signaling system introduced numbers for plays after a 6 to 0 win over Princeton. The method mystified Princeton, led to rapid adoption by Yale and Harvard, and transformed football by standardizing numbered signals across major teams. The New York Times reports the event as a coup that reshaped the sport.

R. W. Maxwell Swarthmore A Princeton New Jersey Yale Harvard Rutgers Military College Pennsylvania Military College Chester Penn Military Tigers Pennsylvania Cnach Penn Alao New York Times

Worry Harms Health and Digestive System

The piece warns that worry harms health by raising pulse pressure and impairing blood circulation. It describes how chronic worry disrupts stomach secretions, causing dyspepsia and insomnia, citing the Pitts Mesot Press.

Pitts- Mesut Press

Guncotton Explodes Power and Military Uses

The article notes guncotton’s powerful explosive force and its military advantages. It stays in water without injury, explodes without smoke, and ignites at a lower temperature than gunpowder. Wet guncotton can burn quietly when dried, while dry guncotton explodes around 920 degrees.

Warning to enter from back door for Brow club

Mrs. Dodeworth tells Mr. Dodeworth to enter by the back door this afternoon to preserve a quiet, studious atmosphere for a Brow club gathering at home. She dismisses his concerns about objects as unnecessary to the surrounding mood.

Knowledge the Fount of Fervency

Slimson- Now. Bobbie, remember that when we sit down to dinner the will say blessing. So Does he know what we are going to have? Slimson- iy os e-Better let me do it. He put half the heart in it that I willL-New York Sun.

Slimson Bobbie Slimson- Iy Ose New York Sun

Opening Coconuts in Candy Factories Reveals Process

The Los Angeles Times describes how large candy factories prepare coconuts for confections. An opener uses a heavy steel knife to crack shells, then workers peel skins and separate white meat. Ground coconut moves from grinders to cookers before forming various candies.

Tentee Nine Los Angeles Times

Early American cocoa sale notice from 1771 Essex Gazette

Amor Trask advertised chocolate ground and sold at a tavern in Danvers Massachusetts. The notice promised good service and very cheap rates, noting chocolate remained expensive for most people despite the claim.

America Amor Trask Bell Tavern Danvers Essex Gazette Massachusetts

Kid Brown’s Payoff Gambler Tale From Alaska

In early Alaska lore Kid Brown, a famed dance hall operator, was asked for a ten dollar loan by a gambler. He silent ly opened the cash register, handed five dollars, and remarked with his drawl that they both lost five. The moment captures his dry humor and frontier ethos.

Kid Brown Alaska

Names of the Days

Names of the days derive from Saxon and Norse roots. Monday marks the moon, Tuesday honors Tiw, Wednesday links to Wodin, Thursday to Thor, Friday to Freya, Saturday to Saturn, and Sunday to the sun.

Tiw Een Wodin Thor Thunsea Saturn

Fractions in a Quizzical Family Tale

A Philadelphia Press fragment presents a village elderly woman and a small man chatting about family structure. The man reveals having one sister and one and a half brothers, followed by two half sisters and three half brothers.

Philadelphia Press

Laundry Boss Ras T'se de Manager Ob A Lazy Day

Fragmentary quote from the Boston Transcript features Hannah Maria Johnson addressing a laundry manager’s role and a humorous exchange about comfort in the laundry business.

Hannah Maria Johnson Boston Transcript

Clark's Quaint Diary Chronicling Lewis and Clark Journey

Fragmentary diary excerpts recount the Lewis and Clark expedition's dangers Face to face with river floods and mud the party flees to boats They endure five winter months at Fort Mandan 1600 miles above the Missouri then push into unknown lands visiting Indians fur traders and vast mountains Clark notes November 7 1805 sighting the ocean and the long voyage home to report to the president

Missouri Floyd Fort Ndan Rae dl Clark Wera

Sand as bedding for cows praised by London Telegraph

The London Telegraph notes 15 Bolland sand is plentiful and cheaper than bay and straw for cow bedding. It is said to keep animals clean with only minimal softening and refreshing needed.

Sanath Kollans Londem Telegraph

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