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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1917
Page
7
Advice from military hygiene emphasizes proper footwear and foot care for bunions nails corns and flat feet. The guide recommends two pairs of well fitted shoes, dry powder, clean socks, warm bathing, and avoiding soaking feet in cold water to prevent blisters and fatigue. Kathleen Hills cites Leslie's in support.
Anatole Durov the Russian clown famed for wit and willingness to rebuke officials left a fortune of 1 million and a vast trained-animal collection. He bred pig centric acts, paraded with a pig head seal device, and once wore a mouth padlock to show discretion.
A historical sketch of Emperor Maximinus detailing feats of strength and excess. He could twist coins into corkscrews and crush rocks with his fingers, and when angry he reportedly broke jaws and skulls. His wife’s bracelet doubled as a ring, and he reportedly consumed vast quantities of meat and wine daily.
A child’s reflection compares time to a toy train, with Sundays framed as the engine. Frank muses on days slipping by in a simple, playful image from a family moment.
A brief lighthearted exchange of a joke between a wife and husband appears in Town Topics. The wife recalls dreaming of heaven and asks if he saw her there, and he confirms then notes he realized it was a dream.
Washington Herald reports a domestic quarrel where a baby’s persistent crying provokes a dispute between parents. The couple attributes the noise to the child’s willful behavior, highlighting tension over parenting and household control.
A brief Victorian style quip recounts a witty exchange where a woman asks how a tramp became so. The tramper replies by saying he started as a golf player, illustrating a humorous class contrast.
A concise reflection on fortitude described as the backbone supporting all virtues, rooted in philosophical diction. The quote attributes fortitude a pivotal role in sustaining moral strength and resilience.
Real estate transfers show multiple deeds in Newberg including Bergendahl to Fosnes for 100 ft 110 11 12 block 55 Edwards add $1 and Benton to Leonard for 4 15 block 11 OT $2500. Others include Cummins to Jeffries 44 acres D Deskins die $750 and numerous transfers in Edwards add Hobson and City Park with prices ranging from $1 to $2700.
A short essay urges young men to cultivate regular saving from earnings. It argues saving builds bank accounts and security for illness, while stressing character over material wealth. Prudence in expenditure shapes a respected community character.
Rowneder explains business kept him until midnight to Mrs Rowneder who concedes he would not deceive her. The exchange appears in a New York Times excerpt.
A man reads a sign about a coat department missing coats and offers to be hired as a detective to trace them, as reported by the Louisville Courier Journal. The scene highlights a curious job proposal and a city newspaper tone.
Sheriff W G Henderson of Yamhill County Oregon issues a sale on Lots Two and Three in Block Two of Newberg Central Addition with undivided interest in Lot Four Fourteen and associated parcels. The judgment totals include $250 attorney fees and $94.60 costs. first publication April 5 1917 last May 3 1917.
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