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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
3
All ladies oxford shoes priced at 50 cents per pair. Lawns batiste and organdie summer dress fabrics offered at 10 and 124 cents per yard. Linen crash toweling 8 cents per yard. Pure linen table linen 65 cents per yard. White table linen 25 cents per yard. Ladies silk parasols in all colors on special at 2 dollars each.
The 27 year old Napoleon Bonaparte is appointed commander of the Army of Italy on March 2, 1796. With 36,000 ragged troops he defeats Austria through rapid, brilliant campaigns across Lombardy, winning at Lodi and Milan while the Directory loses control. Austria seeks peace as France gains the Netherlands and Lombardy.
A judge and two men discuss a humorous habit. The man with disturbed eyebrows complains about someone who tells a joke and then repeats the main point after the listener laughs. The exchange continues with amused acknowledgement of the habit.
A guest recounts Greville's witty fit of malice as Lord Alvanley interrupts compliments at a meager dinner with the quip that he would prefer more carving less gilding. The tale frames Alvanley's blunt humor during a social dinner in London society.
A fragment discusses George Adelaid's tragedy and its unintended humor. The author likens the situation to a German poet's lovers farewell at a railway station, noting the line Parewell as a jest in the face of departure.
An anecdote relates Washi I who loved theater and grew moved by a famous woman star. When a friend offered to introduce him the man declined saying it would destroy the illusion.
The article extols dust as a vast kingdom without bounds, containing countless forms and substances. It notes dust originates from infinitely divisible matter and provides examples such as smoke particles, indigo color, fluorescein fluorescence, and components from street dust like iron, leather, wood, fabric, stone, and metals.
A brief fragment lists clothing paper hair animal ex creta ores tin and clay sand molds bacteria fact or under the ous Delite coven as items in a catalog or note. The text conveys a catalog like sequence of materials or ingredients connected to a group or term Delite coven.
A set of rhetorical questions ponders distance innocence doubt and conscience with playful wordplay and antiquated phrasing. The humorous lines hint at a poetic inquiry into perception virtue luck and judgment framed as quizzical questions from a Boston newspaper.
A former leather merchant turned ambassador to Russia is described as having learned secret manufacturing methods by scent. While visiting factories he smelled impressions that led him to deduce the formulas, which he allegedly used upon return home, according to Paul W. Goldsbury in Atlantic.
A neighbor doubts a husband’s affection while a wife insists love is shown by permission to buy his cigars. Mrs. Obeesity argues that such freedom proves devoted marriage, as quoted in the Philadelphia Times.
A fleeting dialogue on a country road features a woman asking if she is Harold's ideal. He sharply replies that she is Dectapia the hoon, while the horse they ride moves along, and the horseman ceases to pay attention to the horse as it browses.
By writ of attachment issued by the Circuit Court of Oregon for Yamhill County the property of John Chong or John C. Young is seized to satisfy Geo. Hoopes suit for 375 dollars plus interest and costs. On June 17, 1911 at 1 pm the sheriff will sell on Hulster farm northwest of Newberg the described personal property including cattle, horses, implements, fencing, oats, guns, stoves, tables, poultry and hides for cash. Dated June 6, 1911. Sheriff W G Henderson, Deputy Rey Henderson.
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