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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1893
Page
4
A fragmentary article urges use of Royal Baking Powder over old methods to improve quality and reduce cost. It describes a chaotic street scene with a young girl carrying a heavy baby, while a second piece of text reflects on royal imagery and a kingly crown motif in a separate era context.
A satirical remark by a great man laments shifts in behavior and fashion noting a tourist in a Mexican sombrero near the house of commons. The piece highlights changes in dining rules, staff presence, and the insistence on remaining in place during sessions.
Judge rules John J. Kelly owns one quarter of a $15,000 lottery ticket winnings tied to a pool of purchasers led by Fenlow and others from St. Louis. The court orders Fenlow to pay Kelly $4,750 representing Kelly’s one fourth share from the ticket now held on deposit.
The article discusses earthworms as overlooked yet vital to soil formation and bird diets. It cites Gilbert White and Darwin, noting worms enrich soil, aid rain percolation, and deserve appreciation beyond gardener enmity. It also mentions rudimentary galvanic concepts and electric organs in certain aquatic animals.
The article discusses bacterial reproduction with claims that bacteria can double hourly and that a single beeterven could yield enormous offspring in 24 hours. It cites professor Law and scientific proofs suggesting bacterial diseases are hard to control due to rapid multiplication.
An onstage romance and a risky method to obtain a star drive the creation of the farce A Dead Mask. Dotty Devoe proves unwilling to act until a staged scene with a mummy triggers a dramatic breakthrough. The manager recounts the process of discovering and training the intended lead and the surprising outcome.
Tennyson recounts to James Knowles how he was offered the laureateship through Prince Albert's favor for In Memoriam. He debated acceptance or refusal, drafting two letters and deciding after dinner with a bottle of port.
A prisoner named Johnson refuses to leave a colony with his regiment. Hidden money stolen from a store is traced to him. He sits in a coconut tree in the prison yard while officials debate a way to remove him. The ship sails and Johnson finishes his sentence on the island. He later prospers with a coconut grove.
A Boston Globe brief tells of Ruth who promised to recite a Bible verse nightly during five months away from home. On return her mother asks for new verses, and Ruth reveals she repeated the same line every night. The humor lies in Ruth’s unchanged refrain Jesus wept.
A San Francisco Chronicle note argues that well located billiard rooms near the roof offer better air privacy and refreshment so sons return home after work to play with friends rather than visit clubs, suggesting a shift in social habits.
The question asks how many officers are entitled to wear the Victoria Cross. The text notes that more than thirty two general officers hold the decoration while thirty colonels and lieutenant colonels, twenty two majors, eleven captains, eight lieutenants and five quartermasters share the privilege.
A Millbrae, San Mateo County notice promotes a fist class home school for boys with superior instruction and care. 1993 graduates gain admission to State University or Stanford University without examination. Enrollment limited. fall term starts August 1. Contact Ira G. Hoitt for a catalogue.
A discussion on extreme nervousness and health restoration through digestion and nerve balance references Hoetotter's Stomach Bitters for general vigor. Includes a case note about Wibbles and a drug testimonial praising Brasoreta's Prone for skin relief after a long course of treatment.
In New York City a man earns an annual income of several thousand dollars from a single sign on a storefront. The Herald reports on aggressive wall advertising and rent price competition in top business corridors.
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