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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1909
Page
2
Commodore Paulding's squad captures the Greyhound and the Ellen bi naval action. Lieutenant Smith leads a transshipment of cargo while Miss Ellen remains a prisoner aboard the Greyhound amid mounting tensions.
A summons directs Chloe, Miss Ellen's maid, to relay that Captain Smith desires her mistress to join him in his cabin.
A cartoonist’s eight-year-old son recounts a Sunday school prank where boys form secret societies with public initials. When rival groups guess the meaning, the name changes. Georgie reveals M. E. stands for Mericay Eagles, not Methodist Episcopal, a fact kept secret by his group.
Dialogue snippets show Mrs Grouchly deciding to cook herself to save money and discharge the cook. A guest asks to finish a complaint book as others seek it. A editor’s quip notes a multiple doctor vote risk. The piece references tall eucalyptus trees near Melbourne, Australia, about 800 feet tall.
The article describes a one day build ice house using refuse hardwood 2x4s and 2x materials for framing and siding, with internal walls and a sawdust fill around ice cakes, plus roof ventilation and good drainage to preserve ice through summer. It also notes the high value and growing numbers of horses in the country and the thriving horse market for breeding trotters. It ends with a novelty dog powered water pump design in Southern California.
A compact list of events from 1672 to 1907 including the establishment of a post between New York and Boston, Valley Forge winter quarters, Indiana and Mississippi statehood, slave abolition efforts, fires in Wall Street and Christchurch, treaties with Mexico and Great Britain, and Nobel recognition for Roosevelt. It notes political, military, and cultural milestones across nations and states.
An article from Goodall's Farmer advocates bright barns with many windows to expose all areas to sun. It argues sunlight destroys tuberculosis germs and reduces disease, while dark stables foster infection and damp conditions. Cattle on open plains benefit from ample daylight in shelter design.
The apparatus uses a rope around a pulley system to hold a weight of 140 pounds and maintain steady pressure for the cheese. It yields a close cheese with no mechanical openings and avoids screw leakage while preserving form. An adjacent note praises corn production in Texas as near Iowa levels, aided by the Texas Corn Growers' Association and seed study.
An experienced breeder recommends placing twin lambs with the mother in a small pen for a day or two to help them bond and prevent strays. Weak lambs should be aided to suck or fed milk by hand, then the ewe and lamb require careful monitoring. Do not move pigs from infected areas and isolate distant purchases for two weeks to watch for cholera. Sorghum is favored for silo in Florida, offering richer digestible nutrients than corn and higher green forage per acre.
Guidelines on keeping hens productive, stressing sunlight and clean water. Advice covers window cleanliness, limiting disturbance, avoiding ice water, removing inferior birds, iron in water, and proper dressing for higher sale prices.
Seasia Justice C. B. Elliott of the State Supreme Court opened the second annual Minnesota Academy of Social Sciences convention at the University of Minnesota. Judge C. L. Brown, Attorney General EB. T. Young, and Prof. H. J. Pletcher spoke as discussions focused on Minnesota conditions.
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