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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1913
Page
8
A Scribner's excerpt outlines distinct Japanese painting methods using ink on silk or paper, with no retouching and a memory based, poised technique. It highlights perpendicularly held brushes, dragon-like strokes, eighteen robe line techniques, and the emphasis on sentiment and essence over detail.
An excursion party from a Chicago women's club stays at a rural hotel area where guests sleep in a nearby farmhouse. The simple homelike setting lacks city hotel luxuries and watches as no doors are locked. The farmer's wife questions the party's own safety judgment.
A Cleveland woman recently back from a week in London visited St Pauls. She sat near the door and feared a crack in the dome, saying she wanted to say she had seen it if anything happened. She admitted she did not enjoy the visit but felt obliged to witness the event.
A witty exchange in a Washington anecdote where a young woman asks what post she would hold if women governed. The statesman replies she would manage an institution for the deaf and dumb, arguing the inmates would learn to talk or she would learn to keep quiet.
The letter A known as aleph stems from a Phoenician pictograph of an ox head. The right hand stroke shows the head top, the down stroke the left side, and a line once used for the right side. Ancient manuscripts added eye and nostril dots to complete the likeness.
A reflective piece advises limiting worry by facing worst outcomes, noting most concerns are trifles. It urges writing a worry book, evaluating threats in a week, and reminds readers that the universe runs in harmony so past and future anxieties lose power.
A child named Mabel habitually mashes soup with crackers. Her mother trains her to imitate guest Mrs. Brown at dinner. Despite instruction Mabel blurts that Mrs. Brown is mushing, revealing her misbehavior at the table.
Bow Leung tong gunmen blamed as violence erupts in Portland Seattle and San Francisco. Portland claims Lam Foon and Chung Ah Gong killed while Hing Man wounded. Hop Sings Chin On Chin Yin and W. G. Yan reported wounded in Seattle. In San Francisco Louis Jin of Hop Sing tong shot and killed by Bing Kong tong member.
The white of an egg acts as an antidote for strong acids and corrosives by coagulating the poison and protecting the stomach when swallowed quickly. An alum curd poultice coagulates alum for eye diseases. The yolk aids in jaundice and serves as a nutritious option for dyspeptics.
A prosperous lawyer recalls his nervous first brief and a client known as a bad egg whom he avoided convicting. A later millionaire guest, his first client, preens as he is introduced, prompting loud, curious laughter from the party.
Sale ad describes 5 acres near Newberg post office just outside city limits. Features include 8 room plastered house with two closets and pantry, new 20 by 24 barn, old barn, wood house, good well, fruit area with logan berries and black caps, 80 bearing fruit trees plus 40 young trees. Price 3750 dollars with 750 cash and balance due in five years. G. S. Hoaglin.
640 acres 13 miles from a good business town 530 cultivated 200 in fall wheat 100 to be seeded fair house barn 10 horses harness 2 wagons 2 harrows new header 1 3 bottom plow 1 2 bottom plow good as new complete for 20000 dollars Part trade and part cash long time on deferred payments Call White & Co 705 First Street
Newberg Iron Works at 6th and Blaine streets offers cash for old cast-iron items. Bring in your old castings for quick payment.
A seller proposes a large smooth potato at 30 cents per sack with buyer providing sacks or 40 cents if seller sacks them. Contact J W Barcroft, Newberg.
15 acres 11 miles from Newberg. 12 acres cultivated on new level black soil. Plaster-backed 5 room house with closets and pantry. Wood house barn chicken house good well and running spring. 2 Jersey cows and calf 30 chickens tools and hay. Death in family forces sale. Price 4000 dollars with easy terms. G S Hoaglin.
On Saturday March 29 starting at 1 PM, Mrs Marie Crabtree will sell at her residence 611 Sheridan street second door west of the Baptist church all household and kitchen furniture including dressers beds davenport rockers sideboard writing desk and more Going away nothing reserved Phone Red 36 23 24.
Egg producers advertise Buff hocks as high quality for hatching. Eggs now ready at a dollar for fifteen from E. H. Woodward.
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