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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
5
J R Pleasant visits from Willamina as locals mingle with travelers and new residents. A steady stream of visitors from Portland, Salem, Newberg and beyond attends events, business deals, and family reunions while small-town life centers on woodworking, mills, and local shops.
Notice to fruitgrowers announcing a Cannery meeting next Tuesday evening to discuss changes in the union constitution and consider strawberry sales.
Newberg High School defeated Mac High 40 to 23 in a hard fought home game. Gause stood out by not missing a basket until the final minutes as fouls fueled many points and kept Mac High from taking the lead.
FP H Seeley of Chicago and Philadelphia, renowned truss expert, will be at the Multnomah hotel in Portland on March 18 to 21. He promotes the Spermatic Shield Truss claiming immediate relief and closure of rupture in about ten days, with government references and free demonstrations for charity cases.
All parties acknowledge debt to Dr G E Stuart and are urged to settle by the first of the month. If unpaid the account will be placed in the hands of Attorney Chapin for collection.
The American Woman's League reports the University reopened on March 4 offering High School Elementary Business and Art subjects. On March 9 the Quinn Campbell music course returned to members. China Painting and Pottery courses were revised and likely available after March 16. Contact Mrs Newall for details.
In a brisk scene from Lippincott's Magazine a busy man rings his home to invite his secretary to relay theater tickets. He tells Mrs. Blank to fetch her hat after lunch so they can reach the show before the first act, while a curt interruption signals more trouble behind the line.
A village is awakened by Nasreddin’s praise in the quiet night praising Allah. Residents wonder what provoked the jester to offer thanks so late, as the strange episode unfolds in the summer calm.
A hodja, half asleep, sees a white flapping thing by the window and shoots it with a bow. It proves to be his own shirt, not a jinn or ghost. The London Weekly and Telegraph humor pieces mix superstition with a punchline about practical truth.
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