09 Jan 1891
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1891
Page
1
The fragment notes a column on advertising rates and reading notes for Notter, indicating a professional caria reading may involve advertising figures. The text remains unclear on entities, dates, or outcomes.
Presbyterian Church holds services every second and fourth Sunday at 11 A M and 7 30 P M Sabbath school at 10 A M W A Whittoom is pastor Friends Church conducts services Sunday and 7 P M and Thursday at 10 A M Sabbath school Sunday at 11 A M Monthly meeting on the first Saturday in each month Quarterly meetings on the second Saturday and Sunday in February May August and November
The Pacific Coast reports the Tacoma Coal Company opens a vast coal seam. A Spokane Falls express company robbery claims 1400 in valuables. Nevada Herald notes gains in Truckee Tahoe routes while New Mexico politics show party majorities. Spokane Falls ladies host New Year dinner for city workers. California mining boom spreads from Glen Ellen to Napa Valley with gold and silver assays from 35 to 75 per ton.
A Washington view notes New York's decisive role for Democratic success in 1892 as apportionment shifts heighten the state’s importance. Senator Farwell denies withdrawing from Illinois re election while broader party dynamics and club upheavals signal possible financial risks. Oyster farming may begin along New Hampshire’s coast and rail moves reshape passes and branch lines under consolidation.
The report notes Hungarian nobles offended by the Prince of Wales and Baron Hirsch offering 10 million for Russian education reform, declined. It also mentions Cadman as Salvation Army leader in England and various international items including Amster dam Socialists, canal plans, and wartime diplomacy.
Market reports indicate little movement in Portland with light valley receipts and stronger eastern shipments. Prices quoted include Valley and Walla Walla ranges for various commodities, flour and cereal prices, fruits and vegetables, meats, and dried goods, with the overall tone firm and steady.
A boy named littl brother was invited to a party by Jessie’s teacher. He ate ice cream and cake, then rested on the porch bench while the other children played in the yard. He claimed he could not join them because his pants choke him.
A young Rocklander entered a Market last week and, while selecting a green pepper, attempted to eat it. When questioned about the fruit, she claimed a bumble bee was inside the pepper, a remark that drew surprised laughter at Middleboro News.
A fragment shows Johnny Blin quoting Grandpe asking who will bury the last man. The exchange contemplates mortality and the fate of the final burial.
The writer urges self reliance and calm, resisting others advice during illness. Stay upright for air, avoid forcing food, and seek comfort in light, cheerfulness, and mild sustenance like grapes or broiled quail. If possible swallow, otherwise rest, be good natured, and endure until recovery improves.
Mrs. EW Sherwood critiques American and English speech noting errors in using love for food, the proper language for tea, and terms of endearment. She contrasts American enthusiasm with refined English usage and cautions against vulgar expressions like nasty as praise or endearment.
The article extols coffee plant beauty from leaf shape to blossoms. It notes ovate leaves four inches long arranged oppositely, and clusters of snow white flowers with a delicate odor. Butterflies and birds fill the air as blossoms and berries ripen from pale pink to reddish purple, ready for gathering.
The 1880 Paris exhibition will reconstruct the Bastile area and Faubourg St Antoine across both sides of the river, showing old Paris and foreign architectures from palatial to private. The display runs from opposite the Palais de Industrie to the Champs de Mars with a main entrance on the Champs Elysees, inspired by London exhibitions at Kensington.
A fragment from Pittsburgh describes a dangerous railway scene where a locomotive tender and its pilot threaten life. The text laments injuries from wheels and sloping bars and notes workers must be lifted with buckets and shovels after accidents.
A vivid portrait of fatigued women clerks in Washington government offices. The piece follows a former aristocrat turned desk worker, a Virginia–born aunt supporting orphaned nieces, and a young northern clerk caring for her ailing father. It notes widespread discontent and fear of permanent layoff amid stalled appropriations.
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