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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
7
The Youth's Companion recounts Thomas B. Reed, famed congressman from na, delivering a sharp retort on the floor amid debate over a generous appropriation for a state building. Holman’s objections fade as the moment closes, the great objector’s stance relaxing.
An elderly Washington resident recalls a childhood marble game with Lincoln assisting a wounded boy. The tale includes a marching stranger, a feast described by a hungry visitor, and a brief digression on a medieval plague reaching Sicily in 1346.
A rolling dollar in a purse argues that home towns stay healthy when residents spend locally. It contends county merchants build opportunity, farmers gain higher land value with a live town, and mail order centers drain cash, hurting centers like Mossdale and Centerville.
A quoted remark reveals a connection to a Europe based figure named Tad and references a 25,000,000 death toll from a dread epidemic. The text discusses the nature of a great pestilence, noting controversy and aligning it with the bubonic plague as understood today.
A fragmentary note describes Queen of Heaven mountain and the City of the Dead on its slopes where priests judge interment days. The piece shifts to a blunted tale of deception and a dubious claim about suffrage, then mentions Louisville Courier-Journal and a quip about Frederick the Great and musicians.
A king praises a musician after a difficult piece and offers a proof of satisfaction. The king returns with his own flute and plays the same piece, then tells the visitor it is only fair that he should hear the king as well. The moment ends with a courteous farewell.
A renowned English landowner commissions his gamekeeper to trap poachers but the pair venture out in disguise. A night encounter ends with the poacher attacking, leaving the gamekeeper half insensible as the confrontation unfolds on his own grounds.
A man wandered away then crawled home and rested in bed for two weeks. H now doubts whether the man can perform his duty.
A Sunday crowd visited the Seeashod Plantes and found the Bengal tiger labeled Le Tigre Roy al. Authorities renamed it Le Tigre National on the spot. London Academy notes the incident as satire on royal branding and public reaction.
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