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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1893
Page
1
A brief quotation depicts a playful exchange between Chiarlie and Alice about gifts. The line hints at domestic affection and a lighthearted bargain over clothing items like neckties and a spring bonnet.
Reports from Port Los Angeles discuss heavy ground swells and a vessel incident. Notes on Borax finds in Nevada near Amailve and a rich Stanford estate value. Yuma Indians harvest a strong corn crop, plus plans for a city hall in Salem and harbor improvements in Olympia and San Diego jetty bids.
A compilation notes global production and trade trends including New York State’s surplus newspapers, Merrimac river machinery output, American Aluminium plant near Clayton Missouri, frequent New York Philadelphia to Chicago trains, and large remittances from Italian workers. It cites population, patents, glass works in colonies, copper ore smelters in Mexico, and international labor and commerce figures.
A cascade of brief items mentions Philip J Armour adopting a brew and milk diet, Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox wearing a thumb ring, and Archduchess Stephanie’s sole ornament a portrait locket. It notes Arthur Balfour relies on sister Agnes as housekeeper who reads papers daily for him. Also referenced are a czar’s gift to the Turkish sultan, John Ledyard on women's kindness, and various aristocratic curios.
Agricultural notes urge clean up of premises before any field work and favor shallow, level cultivation for potatoes. Advice covers composting plant waste, weed control, renting rough land for sheep or trees, and real estate value. It also discusses preserving crops after harvest, weed management in strawberry leaves, and early summer labor costs.
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