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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
5
Local residents and guests are named for movements through Newberg. McMinnville’s C J Hoskins and Salem’s Rev Elmer Pemberton host or join events while Portland and Vancouver arrivals are noted. A garden seed delivery signals spring and meetings of the Ladies Auxiliary occur at the college chapel.
Newberg shines with visits and movements as W. E. White attends a Stone company board meeting in Portland. Wells of Kansas arrive to visit W. E. Crozer family, and L. M. Parker and son travel to Salem for a new home.
Miss Anna Rich is recovering from pneumonia attack while Frank Rowland engages in a grabbing contract for J. S. Atkinson. R. H. Rich moves to Newberg with family. M. B. Eshleman and kin plan to move to Canada. Tidyman family expects Nebraska stock shipment for farming. Prof F. L. Strait visited Newberg on business amid miscellaneous notes.
A veteran trainer explains the method behind seal acts using fish rewards and gradual distance. He compares animal training to doctors mastering one skill and notes seals’ natural love of fish makes hats and cones feasible props. He also recalls parliamentary debt immunity tied to dissolution.
The London Standard notes Australia as a vast land with few inhabitants, smaller than Belgium in population and lagging behind many nations in natural increase. It highlights the sparsity of settlement and the limited reach of police and urban density. (Entities: London Standard, Belgium, Belgium, Australia)
A humorous anecdote from Emil Reich about Bismarck offering his cigar box to Moltke at the Sadowa battle. Moltke selects the best cigars to signal the battle’s progress, and Bismarck smiles and withdraws.
A Thames club dinner plan involved a ladder worker who painted decor and dropped paint on the first name on the attendance list erasing it as if with a stroke. Some saw bad omen while Ham let mocked augury. the erased member fell ill and died the night before the dinner.
Two boys argue if the cuckoo’s first call of the year predicts marriage or wealth A farmer mocks long odds then Daft Jamie passes by and declares the sign is you are not deaf The quip relies on a rural yarn and a sharp local wit in a light anecdote
A teacher explains the many meanings of grace to a class including a girl's name beauty and the concept of grace as elegance. Freddie notes his father’s breakfast table complaint about sloppy morning setups spoiling his appetite.
A London report recalls a scene from the Hull candidacy of Wilberforce where his sister offered gowns to the wives of freemen who supported him. The crowd cheered the gesture before she declined the nickname Miss Wilberface forever and refused further praise.
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