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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
2
The narrator discovers Clara in danger and steals a secret nighttime meeting with her. He recalls a web of manipulation by John Rodwell and Judith, while fearing exposure and planning escape from a web of deceit and threats. Clara recounts a forced separation and a rapid cab ride led by Montgomery.
Clara recounts a chilling tale of confinement and coercion at a grand house. A frightened ward reveals her cruel cousin John Redwell, heir presumptive, who seeks control of an estate after a past will disinherited him. Grandfather’s will naming the heiress prompts furtive maneuvers and looming peril. (To be continued.)
Alfred James of the University of Virginia visited a Maryland farm and teased a brindle cow during milking. The cow sniffed, laughed the man off, yet kicked when annoyed. The cow’s delay forced the farmer to hand the task to a worker. The next day coffee was served plain.
This brief quote attributes the idea to Bovee, asserting that fulfillment springs from vigorous pursuit and effort rather than passive ease. It emphasizes action as the path to true happiness.
Farm and Ranch describes a clean convenient chicken house built from 1x12 boards with ventilation slatted front, swinging roosts suspended by wire, nests outside with hinged slant cover for easy egg collection, walls close to ground, vermin-proofed with tin can ball holders.
The article advises daily egg gathering in summer and more often in winter unless hens’ houses stay warm enough. Pack eggs small end down in baskets and boxes with cardboard separators to keep yolks from settling and air from touching the shell. It notes higher profits from selling eggs when prices are good and recommends breeds like Black Spanish Leghorn Poland Hamburg Creve Coeur and La Fleche as prolific layers.
The article explains cleft grafting as the common method for replacing old tree tops in orchards. It notes the ideal moment is when leaves are just emerging to ensure rapid healing, but large tasks may start one to two months early and extend several weeks past the ideal period. The illustration clarifies the entire grafting process.
J. J. Blackwell warns that hogs on limited acres will skin trees and even tear down pigpens for wood. Give hogs ample space and food to protect orchards. lime in the pen can deter digging and damage.
Instructions describe training a colt by making it stand after initial gentle handling. The method involves riding the horse a few times then using a strong but soft rope to hobble the front leg and securing a twenty foot rope for restraint.
A farm note outlines a training method using the bit and reins to restrain a horse. It describes tying a prost leg and a post, then progress to wrapping the reins around the front legs, dropping them, passing through the stirrup and over the saddle horn to pull the head aside and deter movement.
The Indianapolis News notes a farmer builds a barn closet for handy items. Witch hazel soothes a horse eye bruise, vaseline assists multiple tasks, and carbolated vaseline aids skin treatments. A calf with a raw sore heals after flour of sulphur mixed with vaseline applied daily.
A short instructional note extols the bowline as one of the most useful knots sailors rely on. It describes laying the parts in figure one and crossing b over a before bringing the end up to complete the knot.
An illustrated knot technique is detailed for safe hoisting and leading animals. The method ensures the knot cannot slip when correctly tied and is useful in emergencies, farming, and animal handling.
Indiana farmer gets protection under a General Assembly measure imposing a fine from fifty to five hundred dollars for fruit tree fraud. The bill traces to Representative Shively of South Bend with roots in Notre Dame University tree purchases. Imprisonment clause was removed during passage.
A concise guide notes sheep are economical meat producers and stresses uniform stock, two year old ewes for breeding, low costs per sheep with good care, caustic foot rot medicine, parasite control before fattening, and grading sheep into even lots for public sales to maximize wool mutton and lamb returns.
The guide advises cutting out the black knot from plum and cherry trees and delaying cherry trimming until June. It notes six weeks for radiaries to be ready after sowing and recommends bone meal and wood ashes in soil. It cautions against bleeding grapevines in spring and suggests cold frames help forward lettuce and cabbage. Currants are praised for high yield per space.
Reports describe Sweden declining a subsidy after Prussia’s memory of past ties. Lubeck faces siege to block English goods. Amsterdam hosts eighteen American vessels. France grants pensions to Santo Domingo emigrants. French troops move to The Hague to quell expected uprisings. Reinf orcements reach Santo Domingo and repel Dessalines. Portugal aligns with England to stay neutral with France’s acquiescence.
A scrambled item lists historic events including Yucatan declaring independence, law restricting cows on a common, Sioux and Fox tribes conflict near Dubuque, the Blackrock lighthouse lighting at Liverpool, a boundary line survey between Louisiana and Arkansas, Kentucky petroleum being bottled for medicine, and Georgia gold shipments to the U S Mint.
Don Carlos the Spanish claimant in Trieste affairs. The Niagara suspension bridge finished. Illinois establishes a free public school system. The Atlantic and St Lawrence Railroad leased to Grand Trunk Railway for 909 years. Nassau Hall at Princeton, founded 1756, burned. Several killed when a floor collapsed at Meredith New Hampshire. Plenipotentiaries begin Russo Turkish peace talks.
The panic in gold fell to 175 percent, a 14 point drop in three days as reports of Sheridan and Sherman influenced markets. Quebec Parliament backed the confederation plan by a large margin. News from the North said the Confederate Congress approved arming and equipping Black soldiers. Richmond papers alleged a plot to replace Davis and Stephens and end the war, and Lincoln ordered arrests of citizens aiding Confederates as prisoners of war.
The Hawaiian treaty faced Senate opposition from sugar interests. The Vatican elevated Archbishop McCloskey of New York to cardinal. The French Assembly approved a military reorganization bill after the constitution’s adoption weeks earlier. A tornado hit Rienzi Mississippi. Northwest river bottoms flooded. The Mordaunt divorce case in England caused a sensational outcome with Lady Mordaunt found guilty.
Militia mobilized at Sedalia Missouri and other points to suppress Kota Incident tied to a railroad strike on the Gould system. London papers say England and Russia relations near breaking due to Afghan frontier actions. Cleveland issues proclamation barring the boomers from Oklahoma. Ten thousand of twelve thousand coal miners in the Pittsburgh district strike for higher wages. Powers agree to a conference in Paris to resolve the Suez canal status.
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