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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1905
Page
6
Montgomery presses Judith's suitor reveal while Porter bares motives and a locket tale. A watchful moralist seeks proof as a mysterious painter's backstory connects to Clara, Morant, and The Willows. The next night at the theater deepens the plot, with Montgomery summoning Clara’s ally behind the scenes.
In a London lecture Prof Ogston argues sugar craving in children mirrors alcohol addiction and causes tooth loss and health decline. He cites cheap confectionery using adulterants, glucos, arsenic risks, treacle tasters, and poor fat content as common in low price treats.
Describes a circular barn with 72 foot diameter, 12 foot silo, concrete basement walls, 20 cows 16 horses and one box stall layout, plus alternative root house option. Also discusses Illinois land sales in McLean County, rising land prices and investment rationale. Ends with farm team care tips including harness maintenance and proper driving etiquette.
Consul Stephens reports last August saw about 100000 packages of tomatoes shipped weekly to English ports averaging two shillings per package. He notes American tomatoes equal or surpass others, but imports come from France and Italy, not the United States, hinting at opportunities for American farmers and Southern shippers to send early tomatoes to the London market.
Instructions describe using a firkin as a grain bag holder. Remove bottom, insert three wire nails inside three inches from bottom to hang the bag. Bore a three inch top hole for a nail, drive a nail into a post beside the barn, hang the firkin, fasten the bag, and shovel in the grain.
Experimental feeding in the United States army establishes a daily ration of twelve pounds oats and fourteen pounds hay for horses with a salted bran mash twice weekly. Shippers aiming for market condition often feed a steam cooked mix of one part cracked corn one part oats two parts bran and one half part flaxseed. Experienced feeders note this ratios.
Practical tips for farm management cover cleaning barns and houses, pruning after leaf-out, using kerosene for tools, evaluating milk solids, incubator placement, cockle toxicity to fowl, and manure value. Emphasizes soil fertility, proper planting, sunlight for house plants, wood ash in orchards, pasture variety, mulching, and careful transplant watering.
The piece lists events from diverse theaters: Trappler monks arriving in Lexington, Hull named fret governor of Michigan, twelve Spanish ships ready for sea, Napoleon starting a second Alpine journey, Bonaparte's strategy of a crushing blow, Commodore Preble arriving in New York, French masch against San Domingo, Italian ports closing to English ships, and Eaton leading troops toward Derne across the Libyan desert with camels and supplies.
The report notes grants of land in India to Europeans for settlement. It records a Russian decree to seize Jesuits entering the country and deport them to Siberia. It mentions Bengal forgery schemes and a major fire at Bergen destroying 200 houses. Civil war rages in Venezuela and the first US centennial newspaper appears in Philadelphia. Fresh floods of the Danube rise over twenty-three feet, causing heavy property damage. The Cape population data show white and Hottentot numbers doubling in twenty-five years while the slave population stays steady.
Reports recount the death of Nicholas I of Russia at age fifty. Other items note a New York saloon riot with several killed, a House vote to reduce duties on imports, Russian forces retreating to Sevastopol after a three hour clash with French lines, daily executions in Hungary amid war unrest, 150000 unemployed in Liverpool, a sword of General Jackson presented to Congress, and the Calcutta railway opening to passengers.
News from New York reports gold dropping five points after word of the Wilmington occupation. The piece notes Lee moving south to strike Sherman, with Joe Johnson commanding Richmond, while North Carolina Governor Vance issues a war proclamation. It also mentions the Senate passing a $600,000,000 loan bill and Lincoln signing elections interference ban for officers. Reports of Lee’s army ready to evacuate Richmond stir northern excitement.
London reports troop withdrawals from Yokohama while French prospects for constitutional government loom. The presidential electors bill would disfranchise voters without joint approval. The force bill faces House opposition though habeas corpus clauses gain Republican censure. Senate approves civil rights bill and House OKs force bill. Louisiana compromise resolutions adopted. Colorado and New Mexico annexation plans advance with conditional amendments.
President elect Cleveland and his party departed Albany quietly heading to Washington to assume the duties of the presidency.
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