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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
8
Readable scraps discuss New Zealand Maori tales of Ngaeru hoe and Ngauruhoe, a freak beefsteak sale in Circle City Alaska, an umbrella exchange tale, an anecdote on Mile Monnier Clairon and a seismic animal response in Japan Italy Sicily, U.S. Supreme Court power, Freiburg defenses, and a China procession myth.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt recalls a steamer chat with an Englishman who learns of Americas vastness and jokes about two steel agents in New York and Summit New Jersey. The piece also notes Eugene Field loved children and describes his gentle gathering of toys and friends, ending with a poignant scene after his death.
A garbled excerpt shows a tense scene in a jury room with a judge and lapsed dialogue about a case. The misread text includes talk of knots, belts, and appeals to a tenor, ending with a Cleveland PiSin attribution.
The high seas are defined as waters not under any single nation's sovereignty beyond three miles from shore. Each country holds three nautical miles of territorial sea, while waters beyond are open or common to all nations. The principle asserts freedom of navigation and non-appropriation beyond coastal limits.
A newly minted attorney, just hung his own shingle, meets a friend who asks if he already has a client. He confirms with a terse, confident "Yes."
Frederic Harrison muses on a reader revisiting a large library to learn what remains unread and to revive memories of poetry and essays overlooked, recalling poems that once stirred youth yet lay forgotten on the walls for years.
A Louisville mother noted for strict hygiene rides a day train with her small daughter. The child, seen nibbling gum found on a dusty windowsill, prompts the mother to confront dirt and cleanliness on the trip.
A lyrical note reflects on childhood worlds of enchantment with gardens, trees, and shadows as sources of peace in harsh years. It cites Pierre Loti and Clara T. MacChesney, recalling a Dutch wood, queen's garden, and a jade stream as evocative imagery of romance and memory.
A fragmented clipping notes a nighttime incident as two regulars recount a scene at a cafe or shop. One man recalls theft and loss, hinting at a dramatic departure and lingering questions about the missing item and the mood among patrons.
Sir Robert Gart recounts a legend of a great Scholar and high official confronting foreign influence. The tale centers on the People’s choice amid pressure and the so called Chinese way of fire marriage.
The article explains the custom of hanging crape on doors after a death traces to 1100 A D in England. Hatchments, diamond shaped armorial ensigns with the family arms quartered and sable, were placed before houses of nobility and gentry upon death.
In a New York exchange the Boss tells a customer he paid eight percent for the suit and has stored drafted brushed and advertised it for ten years. He urges the customer to figure out the loss himself.
The typewriter man laments his worn body and seeks advice while an autonmobile manufacturer proposes rebuilding. A Baltimore American snippet notes the cashier and bride wearing wedding attire with a changeable silk dress and a man in a check suit.
The text reflects a philosophical musing attributing to Nelson that people could live comfortably on 500 square miles and a Colorado-sized graveyard could bury all. It posits doubt as a seed of action and claims that determination is half the battle with timidity as defeat.
The Atlantic Coast is described as the eastern edge of North America where sea depth is shallow. The text notes locating the true edge would require sailing roughly eighty miles due east from New York.
A fragmented piece references Lincoln and moral resolve, asserting personal duty to truth and integrity. It hints at standing with those who fight for what is right and living up to that standard, though text is unclear and incomplete.
For Sale Sweet cream and buttermilk from Newberg Creamery. Wanted 75 cents each for setting hens. Wanted to buy dark brown hair combings. Seeds poultry supplies and feed at Newberg Feed & Seed Store. For Sale white pigs and incubator brooder. Duroc Jersey boars 6 months old, $15 each. Team of horses with harness and tools, Jersey cow, Poland China sows, and more. Rental available 3 acres with house at 517 West First Street. Eye tests by optician at Imperial Hotel on February 10. King's Millinery Store moving to 804 First Street February 2.
A notice announces the appointment of a Notary Public for the Cape region, detailing the scope of authority and filing requirements for public records. The document notes the official acting as notary and the date of the appointment.
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