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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
8
The article outlines the Appian Way known as the queen of roads, referencing Caecus in 313 B C. and noting the route’s natural obstacles. It describes deep foundations cleared of loose soil, multiple cemented strata, and a basaltic lava pavement with precisely fitted hexagonal blocks.
A London News item recalls the shared life at 17 Red Lion Square in Hampstead when William Morris Burne Jones and Dante Gabriel Rossetti or Gabriel Meredith lived with Meredith amid penury. Boots were replaced by fellow tenants to help him, prompting his withdrawal the next day.
A complete soil survey of Yam hill county will be carried out this summer by A. B. Kocher of the U S Bureau of Soils and C V Ri zek soil specialist of the O A C. They expect to work until October performing chemical and physical analyses, classifying soils, and offering cultivation recommendations. A full soil map will show roads and farm ownership.
A brief exchange quotes a man confessing love and a woman telling him not to fear his father. The dialogue hints at family approval as the central tension in a budding romance.
A perspiring German man in a Philadelphia department store darts through aisles attracting shoppers. A clothing department salesman asks if he seeks something in menswear. He roars that he is not after men's clothing but wants his wife, in a chaotic moment of mistaken purpose.
A dialogue recounts a voyage with Pat expressing severe seasickness while the other speaker notes silent endurance and a defiant reply about returning home without complaint.
Newberg Lodge No. 104 A. and A. M. meets on the second and fourth Thursday evenings each month. Visiting brothers always welcome. By order R. J. Moore W. M. G. O. Keeney Secretary.
Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursdays each month at 2 30 PM in the I C O F Hall. President is Mrs Elizabeth Clemens and secretary Emma L Snow.
To friends and neighbors who helped during our darkest time at the death of our husband and father we express heartfelt gratitude for the thoughtful flowers and prayers from Mrs Ada Sleeper and Mr and Mrs M Sleeper.
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