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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1915
Page
8
The piece notes bootblacks in Athens as a visible sign of a large educational effort for provincial boys. It explains how youths are drafted to attend night schools while earning wages, aiming for careers in church, law, or parliament, with bootblacking labeled as a privileged trade.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene where Moses, amid a cascade of broken phrasing, contemplates eloquence and speech. The text hints at storytelling or legend forming around patience, communication, and learning in a sacred narrative setting.
A compact review of the recruiting sergeant as a stock figure from Dutch William’s reign through Marlborough and Wellington to the Crimean era. The piece highlights Sergeant Kite’s role in enlistment lore, his stagecraft, and the public’s romance with his emblematic top boots and cap of honor as depicted in London Globe commentary.
Fragmentary OCR passage hints at characters Tennyson and Gightasers amid a mock sternness. A humorous exchange suggests a sentinel placement remark, with a playful, clipped response implying defiance or permission.
A clipped dialogue shows two characters Mrs Exe and Mrs Wye discussing a cooking mishap and avoiding a scene. The exchange centers on a failed cook and a plan to manage the situation without confrontation.
Classified items include oats and wheat for sale, farm produce, poultry and eggs from Hinshaw Bros and A A Post Chehalem Center, dairy products delivery from Lone Fir Dairy, teams and cattle offerings, hogs and sow trade options, and land for trade or rent. Listings mention J H Rees & Son, Taylor's Feed Store, Jay Graves, J W Barcroft Sr, White's ranch, and Chehalem Center notes.
T B Miles Florist at 704 North St invites patronage for cut flowers carnations calla lilies and violets with design work available and telephone service at White 116.
Frank C. Mills states readiness to move buildings raise and level them and to operate heavy machinery in the work.
J. C. Gregory, agent in Newberg, Oregon, advertises white bronze made from refined zinc that will never moss grow, deface, or lettering grow dim.
Advertisement offers near eight acres just under a mile from Newberg in a prime section. May include a greenhouse on Meridian Street. Terms: some cash, balance on time. Possible trade for Newberg property. Contact T EB Miles at 704 North Street or White 115. 1t, pd.
Fragmentary text shows C Bennett named as notary public but content is illegible and incomplete. No clear date or jurisdiction is readable.
Readable items include amounts 1 826,790.15 and 1,800.00 with names like Gaerne Envi Powsti Rotary Pedi and a reference to ESOT 4081.40. Mentions The Weekly Oregonian and Graphic one year $2.25.
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