Attorney Clarence Butt Practices Throughout State Courts
Attorney at law Clarence Butt will practice in all state courts with focus on probate de mort faces contracts and drafting of legal papers. Based in Enberg Oregon at Bank of the Building.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
6
Young Napoleon’s First War Game at Florence
In 1778 a young Napoleon Bonaparte outmaneuvered Archduke Charles and his brother in a toy battle in the Florentine palace anteroom. A diplomat’s wife recounts how the Grand Duke praised the boy and hinted at Brienne military school admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspern-Kasling
Archduke Charles of
Austria
Napoleon
Archduke Charles
Ferdinand
Ece Ducal
Florence
Tuscany
Grand Duke
M. de Bonaparte
Brienne
M. de Bona
Hugh Fraser
Animals Keep Neatness Habit From Earliest Times
A zoologist argues lower animals display constant cleanliness from their first appearance on earth. They bathe comb and brush with tongue claws and tail while humans took centuries to adopt such habits. He notes apes expel lazy members and even insects brush themselves with their feet.
Edgeworth Says She Has Little More to Tell
Maria Edgeworth, after years of writing with translations into French and German, told a would‑be biographer that she had nothing more to share. She described a peaceful, secluded, domestic life and satisfaction with her experiences, noting that pleasures often exceed anticipation. The Lamp sketches a remarkably modest life tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maria Edgeworth
Would
Lamp
Porterhouse Dine Shortage Causes Hushed Dining
A Washington Star item notes a hungry patron demanding a thick porterhouse with mushrooms but the waiter serves only a pricier ribbed cut due to boss dictates. Jealous patrons fear losing their appetites as scraps of the unusual order ripple through the room.
Child Converses With Visitor About Shoes and Crow's Feet
A six year old asks a visitor to take off a shoe saying she heard mamma was getting crow's feet. The exchange highlights a childlike misinterpretation and domestic chatter.
Bulled Market Echoes of Historic Regulation on Speculation
The article traces past attempts to curb financial speculation from 1364 wheat fraud to later measures on brokers and stockjobbers, including the 1734 Sir John Barnard act banning short selling and options. It notes repeated failures and eventual repeal, concluding that today there is no lasting statute against speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
John-at-Wood
Robert de Cawode
Newgate
John
Bank of England
Sir John Barnard
Wall Street Journal
Properties of Pure Gold and Its Alloys
The text explains gold's chemical stability in air and acids, its influence on copper and silver in alloys, and specifics about twelve and nine parts gold alloys with platinum. It notes nitric acid resistance and issues with uniformity and phase separation during alloy solidification.
Cipher Engraved Seal Delights Connecticut Shop
In a Connecticut town a young man buys an antique seal and asks the craftsman proprietor to engrave a subtly symbolic cipher. The craftsman gravely offers to carve a cipher on the seal, prompting the exchange.
Worship of snake gods still practiced on West Africa coast
In Da homey and Ashanti regions temples receive adoration of snakes. Snakes roam beyond temple precincts through holes in walls and travel into homes. Priests collect stray serpents with apologies and return them to their shrines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Dahomey
Ashanti
Ferryboat on a Scotch lake faces stormy crossing
A ferryboat on a Scottish lake battled a violent storm as crew consulted with passengers. The captain and mate worried for safety and decided to postpone crossing, telling passengers they would not risk the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othey Highlandsers
Treatment for a Cut Warns Against Bandages and Improvised Sterilization
A New York World health piece warns that cuts attract bacteria and infections travel via lymphatic vessels. Do not seal a cut with adhesive plaster. wash with clean water, antiseptic, then cover with sterilized gauze or clean fabric. Home sterilization tips include peroxide, iodine, and heating fabrics to extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Oldest Bank Palazzo San Giorgio in Genoa Built 1660
The Palazzo San Giorgio on Genoa’s Piazza is considered the world’s oldest bank. Built in 1660 by Guglielmo Boccanegra it served as his residence and later the headquarters of the bank of St George. Architect was monk Oliviero. façade retains thirteenth century charm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palazzo San Giorgio
Piazza
Genoa
Guglielmo Boccanegra
Republic of Genoa
Bank of St. George
Societa Delle Compiere di San Giorgio
Oliviero
Harper’s
Willie Brings Cheer To Dying Neighbor In Simple Act
In a National Monthly piece a boy named Willie visits a sick neighbor with instructions to avoid troubling him. He returns, pleased, saying he cheered Mr. Smith, and recalls plans for the funeral wreath funded by neighbors. He asks Mr. Smith his favorite flower to personalize the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Wey
Mammy
Mr. Smith
National Monthly
Think and Wanting in a New York Times Thought Line
A diner admonishes a waiter about phrasing orders, noting that saying I think leads to delays. The quote explains that decisive language speeds service and contrasts it with tentative phrasing in a restaurant setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariellene
New York Times
A Dangerous Secret About One Meal a Day
An eminent scientist reveals he maintains health by one daily meal. The doctor warns that if many adopted the habit medical men would be ruined, a remark quoted by the Westminster Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminster Gazette
Electric Batteries and Their Wear Limits
The article explains how batteries generate electricity by chemical action unlike magnetos or dynamos. It covers electrodes electrolytes and polarization, explains dry versus wet cells, common plate materials, and why worn-out batteries cannot be remade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electrical News
Short Courtships In Bulawayo
In Bulawayo a young couple interrupted a magistrate’s tennis lawn game to demand marriage. The magistrate refused and closed his office for the day stating he would not have his holiday spoiled. The lovers vowed to wed before leaving for a farm inland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulawayo
London Chronicle
The Harmattan Dry Wind Blasts Africa’s December Morn
A wind named harmattan blows from Central Africa toward the Atlantic each December to February. It carries intense heat and haze, with sun often hidden for weeks. It withers every plant and can dry green grass to tinder within hours of onset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Atlantic
Agile Rhinoceros Stands Swift and Strong in Forest
The rhinoceros is described as highly agile despite a bulky form. A horseman cannot easily overtake him, and in strength he outmatches all forest beasts except the elephant. A rifle shot behind the shoulder is said to be needed to kill one.
Time the Aviator quip quotes star editors
The Washington Star plays with a whimsical exchange about time and flight as a birdman ponders what could happen if time breaks a tac or stalls in an air pocket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clarence Butt
Legal Papers
Aneenberg, Oregon
Bank of the Building
C. R. Chapin
DR. C. A. Eldriedge
First National Bank
DR. A. M. Davis
Ferguson's
J. C. Price
U. S. Natl
E. P. Dixon
John 8. Rankin
Physicians and Surgeons
U. S. National Bank
Littlefield & Romig
First Nat’l Bank
Thos. W. Hester
Newberg
F. H. Wilson
G. E. Stuart
Main St
White & Co
Beaver State
First Street
Newberg, Oregon
A. E. Wilson
First St
W. W. Hollingsworth & Son Funeral Directors & Embalmers
Archduke Charlies
Modest, Happy Writer
Gaker At-Wood
Cc. A. Morris
the Ice Man
J. L. van Blaricom
Iron Works
Blaine Sts
Conymianis
C. A. Morris
Hamilton
C.A. Morris
A. M. Dunlap Motor Transfer No
Ture
Yamhill County Abstract Co
J. H. Gibson
Mgr
Yamhill County
Mcminnville
Lmne Business College
Washington and Ollegge Portland
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