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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
3
A visitor recounts a violent confrontation at a small town weekly’s office. An angry man demands satisfaction for insults, the editor summons his sister Hannah who swiftly handles the intruder with force before resuming a calm interview.
The London Chronicle cites Isle of Man provisions granting women full parliamentary franchise for holders and widows. widows retain half their husband's estate for life. It mentions long standing 6 percent loan interest cap and earlier bans on selling cigarettes to minors, with England adopting later.
A distressed student challenges a domineering professor who harshly berates pupils. When asked about prussic acid the student retorts with a sharp reply, highlighting rising tension in the classroom.
A humorous exchange where a small man remarks on a pretender while an officer nearby replies with irony about a worm in the fruit. The scene captures a wry moment of social observation from the Metropolitan Magazine.
The piece notes the Hicks literary clan with a daughter who writes poetry that goes unread and a son who performs unknown acts. It mentions the father, Hicks, who writes checks that nobody will cash, in a Boston Tran script style.
The article argues homesickness is a tangible illness that can affect every organ. It cites soldiers, explains nostalgia as the root, and notes physical symptoms and a supposed cure, return to familiar environments, with references to historical tomb customs in China.
The fragment notes that in China graves vary in type and are dug in different ways. It hints at a discussion of burial practices and regional differences shaping grave construction.
An anecdote recalls Disraeli using a Dublin doctor named Lyons who resembled poet Tom Moore. On a crucial division Lyons approached and Disraeli pretended surprise exclaiming about recognizing his old friend Tom Moore. The ruse flattered Lyons and secured his vote.
A brief excerpt notes that olive oil kept the body and lamp burning longer, suggesting patriarchs lived longer and olive oil was a daily blessing. The claim blends metaphor with possible truth, leaving the comparison to ancient life and oil usage as debatable.
A humorous exchange features a colored preacher denying miracles while arguing about the Israelites crossing the Red Sea. Caleb retorts that the crossing happened on solid ice that later melted, prompting a claim there was no equator to limit where ice could form.
In the Oregon circuit court of Yamhill County Martha M Bond sues Piveenall Pressnall and others for partition of lots eight nine ten and south half of eleven in Denman second addition Newberg. Publication for six weeks begins April 27 1911 with answers due by June 5 1911. Clarence Butt and Breward W Mowdrivers represent the plaintiff.
J C Hodson administrator of the Hannah B Bond estate files final account in Yamhill County Oregon. The County Court of Yamhill schedules June 1 1910 at 10:00 am in McMinnville for final settlement and to show cause why the account should not be approved and the estate discharged. Interested parties must appear and present objections.
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