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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
6
Astronomers forecast the star of Bethlehem will shine again around 1910 or 1911 guiding the wise men to Jesus birthplace. The ancient Halleys comet is identified with the star by Josephus and has appeared about twenty three times since his era.
Quote from Somerville Journal about men who miss beauty as they travel, while clear skies tempt exploration and gratitude for what lies above.
In a brief Chicago News cartoon, a wife asks about making parlor matches and a husband recalls his earlier courtship mishap. The exchanged quip highlights a simple process and a humor about courting public impression.
A box office man offers two front row seats while a patron notes the melodrama and its polished villain. The man asks for back row seating due to his wife's cigarette smoke, highlighting a dispute over seating and smoke in a Chicago setting.
Milkins asks how Hooker spends retirement time. Hooker replies he fishes all summer and lies about it all winter.
A farmer prompts questioning of a son’s trusted role as custodian of the community’s treasures. The reply confirms the claim, noting the son’s job as an ice wagon driver in summer and a coal cart driver in winter as his present duties.
London Punch notes efforts to curb hat nuisance at matinees with free cloak rooms and suggests improving play quality. It cites a lady with a picture hat retorting that those behind her were not missing much as the crowd complains about obstruction.
Reuben Culwick returns to Worcester to see his grandmother Mrs Eastbell and her ward Sally Hastbell Eastbell. He confronts Sarah about her past and seeks to help Sally find work while weighing family ties and future plans. Anxious and guarded, he leaves with unresolved questions and a troubling sense of deception.
Conversation on a seashore scene where the Summer Girl asks what causes the sea to murmur while a testy old gentleman dismisses the sentimental talk. The exchange highlights seaside romance and public manners in a light, humorous tone.
Mrs Newed explains breadmaking saves money while Mrs Potts questions its practicality. Mrs Newed notes they do not eat the bread themselves but use it to save resources. The exchange hints at thrifty domestic skills and shared household coping.
A statistician notes physicians claim eggs have as much strength as beef while an actor jokes about the comparison. The Philadelphia Press quotes the exchange highlighting humorous debate over nutrition and meat substitutes.
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