02 Jan 1891
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1891
Page
1
A New York Weekly excerpt notes an Englishman’s amusement at the glories of freedom and self government as a discussion unfolds on Ieoorums. It suggests the speaker’s knowledge of the country impresses Mr Ring.
The Southern California orange crop begins to move with 2,100 carloads in San Bernardino County worth 1 080 000. Riverside Trust Co lets contracts for fifty artesian wells to supply water for the Gage canal. A Snohomish brewery is planned at a cost of 20000. Shad street's reports 21 failures on the Pacific Coast last week.
Senator Pettigrew advocates complete abolition of seal hunting. General Sherman seeks War Department control over Indian affairs. Denver coal dealers raise prices to 40 per ton amid reports of la grippe cases in New Orleans.
The Paris Y M C A plans a centrally located impressive building. Reports from Lyons note an international hygiene and electricity exhibition in 1892. Other items include German Catholic clergy urged to wage socialism war, Parnell’s leadership bid, and rail and mining developments across the United States and abroad.
The Portland Market shows inactivity with light milling demand. Valley wheat at 1.20 and Walla Walla at 1.10. Flour and goods prices listed for standard flour, bran, shorts, hay, vegetables, fruit, and other commodities with firm or steady tones. A feature tale recounts Justice Stephen J. Field thwarting a ticketing prank at a Southern Pacific office.
The Buffalo Courier derides student answers from a term examination noting many papers contained nonsensical replies. It remarks that some students produced garbled phrases about New York landmarks and utilities, reflecting poorly on schooling and suggesting teachers misled pupils.
A lyric about a hind and a caged bird in a forest setting. The bird sings softly then is freed from the gilded prison as it longs for open skies. Children’s praise contrasts with the bird’s lost songs and quiet industry in the woods.
In Porters’ shabby cabin a 14 year old girl Mary and her parents Polly and Jim Port er offer a blunt portrait of hardship. Jim seeks a preaching call but is told he is not fit ten, and the family confronts poverty while the narrator urges honest work over dreams of a sacred vocation. The man resolves to change and helps the family with modest gifts as he departs.
Susanna W. Dodda, M. D., notes in Demorest's Monthly that Scotland's shift from plain porridge oats to white bread and tea worsened population health. She cites pinched features, sallow skin, tooth decay, and rising headaches and rheumatic ailments as signs of impoverished nutrition affecting vigor.
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An Indiana farmer describes curing fodder corn by sun wilt and shock method similar to tobacco curing. Separating bundled fodder, binding and hanging it to dry yields comparable quality to hay. Japan assigns an engineer to study electric railway ideas for possible adoption.
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