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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1911

Page

6

Why Growth Stoppage Occurs in Children

The piece explains that growth slows because stomach and intestinal surfaces cannot expand proportionally to body growth, limiting nutrient absorption. It notes first year gains, energy demands in later life, and that only about 5 percent of human food supports growth versus 34 percent in lower animals, with thyroid glands newly implicated as growth controllers. It closes with a cartoonish anecdote about Richard Mansfield’s wit in a Broadway restaurant.

New Orleans Times-Democrat

Crossing a River in India by a Bedstead Ferry

In India floods reshaped rivers and ferries. a traveler recalls crossing a swollen stream on a homemade bedstead raft. A native rigged four earthen pots on sand beds as floats, lifting the traveler with his saddle aboard. Two strong swimmers towed the improvised craft to shore.

India Nel Davidson

His Honesty Tested

A New York horseman recalls the late Frank Work noting his direct humor. He cites a jockey accused of misconduct who has faced committee scrutiny three times, reflecting on integrity and honesty in racing circles.

Frank Work New York Mark Twain Mr. Work

Not a Follower of Familiarities in Puck’s Line

In a brief exchange, a man tries to smother her with kisses but she rejects his familiar advances. He coolly retorts that such familiarity would be improper and withdraws, maintaining his composure as the scene closes.

Richard Mansfield Mansfield Chicago Mr. Cash Puck

Mystery to Him as Woman Sarsh Is Taken to Insane Asylum

A farmer explains to another that his wife Sarsh has been committed to an insane asylum. He expresses disbelief that Sarsh could have left the department in twenty years, reflecting local concern and confusion.

Hiram Sarsh Joe la Journal

Lakes Tipped by Winds Across Major Waters

Reports in Scientific American describe wind driven lake level changes on large bodies of water. Gales cause seas to tilt resulting in significant vertical differences, twelve feet on some seas and fifteen feet on Lake Erie, with similar effects observed in other lakes and the Baltic Sea.

Caspian Erie Baltic Sea Scientific American

The Roman Woman's Liberty and Civic Equality

The passage notes that ancient elite women enjoyed the greatest social liberty and legal economic autonomy, nearing manly equality and citizenship. It cites Ferrero in Century as the source for the view that such equality marks moral progress toward comrade status rather than servitude.

Professor Ferrero

Gave Him a Jolt as Grandchild Speaks Gently

A New York Sun reader recounts a startling moment when a child approached and asked, Are you grandpa clarifying how such simple remarks jar the speaker. The account reflects on the way small interactions can provoke sudden emotional jolts.

New York Sun

Very Shy Plays at the Billiards Table

Dialogue snippet shows Jack and Will discussing a girl named Ethel who is extremely shy. Jack notes her blushes when billiard balls touch, highlighting her shy nature and comic misunderstanding.

Jack Ethel Will

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DR. Geo. Larkin First Nat'l Bank DR. A. M. Davis Littlefield & Romig Physicians & Surgeons Nat’! Bank Rankin & Doolittle Physicians and Surgeons U. S. National Bank G. E. Stuart Ferguson W. W. Hollingsworth & Son Calle Newberg Yre Oregon Second Bank of Newberg Robt W. Jones Herbert J. Flagg Guivers Bape Telephone McMinnville National Bank McMinnville, Oregon William M. Ramsey Mcminnville Elsia Wright Building E. A. Ellis General Yamhill County Abstract Co J. H. Gibson Mgr Yamhill County Chase & Linton Gravel Company R. B. Linnville Main Street Thos. Herd & Son Griffon J.C. Porter & CO F.O.B MO. N. Crosby & Company Black The Chas K. Spaulding Logging Co
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