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The fragment lists Willis C Hawley of Salem Second District N J Simnott The Dalles Third District C N McArthur Portland referencing district representatives or officials in Oregon.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
7
The fragment lists Willis C Hawley of Salem Second District N J Simnott The Dalles Third District C N McArthur Portland referencing district representatives or officials in Oregon.
New York Sun surveys Andorra the tiny Pyrenean republic famed for equality and lack of literature, music, or police. It notes cattle grazing, smugglers as accepted trade, and a democratic system with twenty four representatives, a farmer president, and low taxes under French oversight.
The New York Times reports Samoa natives increasingly imitate European customs. They replace thatched huts with corrugated iron and sugar cane with American pine buildings. Diet shifts to rice and bread, while cotton cloth and Western apparel rise in use. Population figures cite about 42,000 natives, 1,500 whites and half castes.
A savvy applicant heeded a railway chief's plea for presentation paying 20 for a suit 3 50 for shoes and 60 cents for a shave and haircut. He walked from Harlem to the office and handed in a note asking for a conductor job, securing employment.
The article explains two theories for the twenty one salute. One ties twenty one to the age of majority under English law at twenty one years. The other links seven times three to the three divisions England and Wales Scotland and Ireland. It claims the United States adopted the salute to mark adulthood and readiness to inherit land, symbolized by the gun of 1776. The piece cites Philadelphia Press as the source.
The London Mail recounts a Michaelmas feast where Queen Elizabeth, mid meal, received news the Spanish Armada had been defeated. A royal messenger announced the victory as she ate goose on September 29, giving rise to the English custom of eating goose on Michaelmas.
A wealthy bachelor narrowly saved his wife from a river on his estate and shared the tale with friends. An old bachelor among them quips that he warned the river was too shallow, prompting a wry note from the London Telegraph.
An 18th or 19th century style aphorism by Inaac Barrow extols books as faithful friends and cheerful companions. It praises study reading and thinking as innocent diversions that entertain in all weathers and fortunes.
Dialogue snippet shows a wife describing difficulty with a new piano piece and a man asking how she feels. The brief exchange hints at frustration and effort in practicing music.
A brief cryptic remark describes the essence of mechanical thoroughness as the single word that reveals Anandia or any other prominence, implying a focused attribute of precision.
Ancient checkers known as draughts spread from Egypt through Plato and Homer illustrations, with relics found in tombs over centuries. The game appeared in Greek and Roman times, popular in sixteenth century Europe, and noted by scholars such as Johnson, Anderson, Wylde, Wyllie, Martens, Yates, and Barker in review of its long worldwide fascination.
Richard Cromwell served as lord protector from Sept 3, 1658, to May 25, 1659 but failed to secure authority. Nicknamed Queen Dick and Tumbledown Dick, he avoided duties, quit when forced out, then lived 53 years in quiet retirement before dying July 12, 1712 at age ninety.
The shrew was once named after the shrew mouse whose young defend their nest. The animal would seek enemies when protection was needed, and the term came to describe a woman always ready to seek a quarrel.
Quote attributed to Pythagoras emphasizes choosing meaningful speech over silence. The line invites reflection on communication and wisdom in response to quiet.
The piece recalls the royal saga of Pedro and his murdered bride Inez de Castro, whose exhumed body was arrayed in robes for a royal homage. The spectacle ended in a lavish burial as the court observed a solemn, unprecedented ceremony surrounding a deceased consort.
The San Francisco Chronicle notes nourishing foods that avoid fat include light meats and most vegetables, excluding potatoes, plus fruits and grains like oats and rice. It warns beer, malt drinks, cocoa, and excess milk or eggs can fatten unless exercised against. Daily water, open air, and meals without between-meal snacks aid control.
The speaker explains the proverb If you sit with the devil you will need a long spoon. It warns to avoid close dealings with dangerous persons. The line comes from Ingoldsby Legends and is quoted as Whe suppet with the Deville sholée have a long Spoone.
The excerpt presents a man declining to share names of friends for a proposition while asking for the names of his enemies, illustrating a witty exchange and social perception in the city. The Detroit Free Press framing emphasizes irony in private networks and the cost of alliances.
Report notes pigs are among the most fastidious eaters. Of 575 plants, goats eat 449 and refuse 126. sheep 387 eaten, 141 refused. cows 276 eaten, 23% refused. horses 262 eaten, 212 refused. white pigs eat 72 and refuse 171.
HumorousLondon Tit Bits snippet shows a father puzzled by his watch needing cleaning while a child explains they washed it in a basin with baby this morning. The scene highlights a light domestic moment in a London periodical.
In a whispered exchange the couple jokes about a secret engagement and whether a ring should be worn on the correct finger, lightening the tension with humorous quips about timing and propriety.
A resident offers in home treatment responses at 1105 North Street and states willingness to visit homes. The message mentions Marion eons and a Black 6 reference, unclear in context.
In the Circuit Court of Oregon for Yamhill County the case of Schulte and Helen against B A Kirks governs a mortgage on real and personal property. The court orders sale by law to satisfy the mortgage with plaintiff fees and potential deficiency to be charged to defendants. The summons is served by publication in the Newberg Graphic for six weeks from December 16, 1915.
A short price listing notes the Graphic and Weekly Ore jgoniar subscription at one year for $2.00.
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