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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1890
Page
1
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A scanned OCR fragment lists U S officials and Oregon state officers including presidents cabinet members secretary of state and treasury and local county figures. Names such as Benjamin Harrison G Blaine and Redfield Proctor appear alongside Oregon senators Hingersterin Sylvester Lenover and county officials in Newberg and Wambill with clerks sheriffs and councilmen.
Presbyterians hold services at Jones Hall on the second and fourth Bundeys of the month at p.m. Rev. William Travis of Lafayette presides. Sabbath school each Sunday at p.m. Friends Church offers services Sundays at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sabbath school Sundays at 10:00 a.m. Monthly meeting on the fret Saturday n each month with quarterly meetings on the second Sunday and Sunday in February May August and November. Evangelical Church conducts services on the first and third tiers of each month at Wa.m. and second and fourth Sundays at 7 p.m. Sabbath school Sundays at 7 a.m.
G M C A devotional services every Sunday evening. Young men urged to attend. F Sessions held Saturday evening in Moore's Drug store rooms. WoC TU business meeting on the second Saturday each month. G A TL sessions on first and third Thursday evening in Calmont. U business meeting on the third Saturday afternoon each month.
Foreign dispatches note an amphitheater collapse at a Mexican bullfight, Diaz’s retirement regret in Germany, Greek gamblers in Cairo resisting law, Diaz backing savings banks in Mexico, and unrest among Brazilian troops. Reports also discuss Vera Cruz harbor work, Caprivi’s marriage status, and a raft of economic and political developments across Europe and the Americas.
A rich strike of gold ore is reported at Tintic Utah The report mentions Alanson P Hammond nominated postmaster at Ashland Oregon Sacramento votes on 100100 in city bonds for street improvements and 2000 to 3000 visitors at a San Francisco Bay ernieer event.
The Portland market reports a week of brisk business with a strong rural demand and optimism for record transactions. Grain acreage east of the Cascades is rising and exporters on Puget Sound are determined to match Portland’s grain fleet next season.
A Chicago Tribune discussion collects varied anecdotes of how men proposed, from sleigh rides to riverside walks. Tales include a man on a snowy road, another in a snow drift, and a lawyer who finds sentiment failed in a hotel parlor, all concluding women rarely accept as expected.
A column of assorted notes recounts a joking report in Slatington Pa about a young man seeking a plano for matrimony and pranks by piano agents, New York City’s dense population claim, a Chicago woman’s failed elocution venture, African memory of Sir Charles Baker, a Texas suburb anecdote, African language prefixes, and a Paris Dormfront trumpet device using electric vibration for musical notes.
Visitors recall a clever African monkey at the Zoological Garden who guards a small mirror and treasures chestnuts and pebbles. A cockatoo teases the monkey by pulling his tail, then both animals react to a sunbeam reflecting between cages. The scene ends with the monkey using light to torment the bird until clouds obscure the sun.
Reader tips include apple griddle cakes with tart apples, plaster for sealing jars, coffee headaches warning and a method to clear coffee. Also recipes for Cheese Fondue style dish, chicken feather pillows, corn waffles, mutton steaks, sweetbread pie, sponge gingerbread, and spice cookies with detailed ingredients and steps.
The article urges shaping interior charm through human touch rather than costly furnishings. It links happiness to reflected loved faces, footsteps, and pets, noting mirrors, plants, books, wall pictures, and simple crafts enrich a room. It emphasizes the residents' refinement shows in tasteful decor and natural elements.
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