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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1892
Page
3
A London Saturday Review passage discusses detective methods including disguise by a workingman’s blouse and apron, shadowing by two men, and the Parisian agent’s bolder approach. It notes self reliance, isolation, and the craft of acquiring information independently.
A promotional piece touts Hanoveri's Pinna pills for vertigo and general weakness. It endorses Scott's Emulsion with cod liver oil and hypophosphites as appetite and digestion boosters, claiming they add vitality and weight. It invites readers to request a free CAREFUL Living book from Score & Bowne, chemists in New York.
From a Cornhill Magazine essay the Nile is praised as Egypt’s defining gift and example of a land shaped by river waters. The author urges readers to explore beyond Cairo and the Delta, traveling up to Luxor and beyond to grasp how the Nile’s influence reveals itself in terrain and history.
The fragment surveys wheat’s ancient names and probable cultivation in temperate Europe Asia and Africa. It tests legends of wild wheat in Sicily and Palestine, notes lack of clear evidence, and mentions Dickens era art studies and a vision of science evolving creed and electricity awakening geology and physiology.
A surveyor general report recounts a Waitomo caves visit in King Country North Island. It details river passages, moss covered stalactites, glowworms lighting vaults, a silt beach, a grand cavern with a well like shaft, organ gallery, upper chambers, and alabaster scenes. Includes notes on light canoe travel and cave access routes.
In this folklore sketch the cuckoo is tied to many rural superstitions and medical beliefs. It details proverbs about wealth, marriage, and longevity, notes on nesting behavior, and legends about the bird’s influence on farmers and villagers across regions.
The Evening Post visits Ira G Hoitt ex State Superintendent of Public Instruction now retired at Hoitts Oak School near San Mateo California. He runs a private boys school from a stylish country home once owned by J T L Redington. Hoitt praises Warner’s Safe Cure for rheumatic symptoms and Catarrh remedies while detailing his peaceful retirement with his wife and twenty five pupils and four instructors.
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