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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1918
Page
8
A Paducah man recalls Trvin S. Cobb's lively scene at a newspaper office. Cobb laughs loudly as a Newfoundland dog licks stamps, drawing amusement from locals. A Polish speaking onlookers adds chaos as a fire rages and bystanders react to the odd episode.
Snowball the poodle fell into an open cistern in Kansas City. Mrs Myrtle Lewis attempted to rescue her dog for thirty minutes before calling the fire department. A passerby was urged to help as Snowball sunk twice and the crash rescue followed.
The Japan Gazette reports hundreds of Russians returning from the United States are stranded in Yokohama and Tokyo. It notes no trouble or violence has been reported to police, and pleads for assistance as thousands of exiles face uncertain travel.
A bride in a domestic scene is warned by her mother in law about being an extravagant wife. The bride questions the concern with a sharp reply "What with" highlighting tension over money and expectations in a marriage.
An evocative comparison likens large ships to ocean greyhounds and airliners to sky terriers, underscoring a playful naval aviation metaphor. The piece contrasts vessel sizes and speed with canine imagery to illustrate maritime and air power.
A farmer notes the ice crop's unique resilience to frost, expressing satisfaction over its lack of frost damage and noting its dependable quality for the season. The remark highlights grid-free harvesting and steady output amid uncertain winter conditions.
The speaker recalls thinking the ending would be strong and confirms the conclusion was the best part of the address.
Readable fragments show Julia offering Willie ten cents to stay out of the way when Joe calls and Willie receiving a quarter to remain when her suitor visits. The dialogue hints at breach of promise concerns and social maneuvering.
White Leghorn baby chicks 11 cents each and hatching eggs priced at 5 dollars per hundred. Contact A A Post Chehalem Center phone 30a53. 1911 piano sale immediately following Bennett sale on Saturday March 9 at Willis residence South Main Street. 1t pd.
Frank Wood of Newberg Oregon offers long handle tongs to grip hot pie plates or pudding pans safely. Priced at 75 cents by mail or express.
A sly remark notes a friend’s lively manner attributed to recent cherry bounce drinking. The exchange hints at a casual, spirited mood following the observed behavior.
A brief expression from Mrs. Langellier and family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy shown during their time of sorrow and bereavement.
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