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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1912
Page
8
E L Keyes M D notes in Harper's Magazine that death is often natural and painless, with distress mainly from tissue disintegration. He recalls a calm, radiant farewell by a Swedenborgian lady and argues most deaths show the soul not yet fully conscious, with rare cases of terror or torture.
The evolution of the sword passes through five stages. It begins with pure carnage and pleasure in killing, then the legend of feats of arms, followed by the feudal era mixing bloodshed and religion, then skilled fencing as a mixed offense and defense, and finally its decline to a mere military accoutrement after a once glorious use.
The landed proprietor buys a carriage horse to pair with his existing pair. The groom Sandy notes the newcomer is a grand looking horse but temperamental. The owner says the horse has not settled in and its surroundings are new. Sandy recalls a prior kick that proves the point.
A Philadelphia native, formerly living in a Pennsylvania town, revisits his old home and asks about the Hoover family. Tom became an actor out west, Bill pursued art in New York, and Mary works diligently, while John never succeeded. The reminiscence appears in Lippincott's.
Mixed classifieds announce sales and services in Newberg Oregon area. Listings include raspberry plants, sewing, a tent house, White Leghorn pullets and eggs, a farm mare, a work team for sale or trade, concrete work contracting, egg incubator hatch claims, Timothy hay, real estate leads, and a lost baby’s shawl with return instructions. Includes several contact names and phone numbers.
For Newberg property 26 acres four miles north of Spring Brook. Property in Medford for town or country use around Newberg. Contact Donald M. Wall at 107 First St.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the church invites the public to an entertainment next Friday evening March 15. Admission is 15 cents with children under eight admitted free. Proceeds support the church building project and the event promises an hour or more of laughter.
Opening Friday March 15 marks the Mode Millinery Parlors conducted by Mrs Grace Newell recently from Boise Idaho in the Eckerson Building. one door east of the Newberg Telephone office invites all ladies to inspect an up to date stock of spring styles.
Second hand Stromberg Carlson Western Electric and other magneto telephones offered cheap. All overhauled and guaranteed first class. Prices include batteries. Lists of models and prices follow with four bar 1000 ohm sets priced from $3.00 to $8.50. God never imposes a duty without giving time to do it.
N Welter announces continuation of S R Jones clothier and furnisher business at 804 First Street with the same low prices. He invites customers to inspect the stock of suits and shirts, promising a square deal. 22 pd.
Notice to breeders advertising stallions Py los and Troupier from J W Henry. Claims Py los has no superior and that his colts are large stylish durable and gentle and bring high prices. Draft line stallion Troupier praised as a top producer. Call and see them Look your mates. 23 pd.
Farms for sale describe 28 acres in cultivation with a 5 room house, good barn, orchard, berries and creek bottom land. Located 1 mile to school and 4 miles to town on a No 1 level gravel road. Includes crop, team, harness, wagon, hack, plow, harrow, hay rake. Price 3500 with 1500 cash, good well year round.
Auction note lists hay fork and barn tools, 4 Jersey cows with cream separator, 4 sows and boar, 3 geese, 5 dozen hens, 30 sacks of potatoes, wood, 10 acres grain and 20 acres cultivation in wheat. Buyer pays 2 000 dollars with 400 cash and balance over 10 years. Near town and school. Write for full price list from C O Burgess.
Emerson Typewriter Company of Woodstock Illinois reports giving away over 400 high grade wholly visible Emerson Typewriters to adults nationwide on liberal terms. Send a card to Frank L. Wilder to receive Free Offers and learn how to obtain a $100 typewriter at no cost.
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