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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
3
The article argues politeness often hides real virtue and that small daily acts of kindness sustain humanity. It notes charity toward others is measured by deeds like removing a banana peel and performing little helpful tasks. A morning resolve to be kind improves the conscience by night.
A learned traveler finishing a lecture on old Japan invites questions about its manners. A young married woman in the audience asks how to prepare plum juice, seeking practical tips not covered in the talk.
Miss Peachley compliments the humorous sleeves of Miss Capsicum and jokes about their laughable fit. Miss Capsicum responds by admitting she has been laughing at the gown, sharing a light moment in the opera box.
Advice for horse owners to expand harness life through proper care. Recommends Eureka Harness Oil for leather preservation and Boston Coach Oil for wagon spindles, noting superior penetration, non corrosive properties, and cost savings from fewer repairs.
The Burmans navigate by cardinal directions rather than relative positions. They identify east and west for objects and rooms, and even in fog keep track of north and south. An English traveler lost in forest fog could not find the road, but Burman servants immediately identified north and east and led the way northeast.
R A Pugh of Elwood Indiana says kidney trouble left him laid up for a long time and back pain forced him to use a cane. After trying doctors he began using Deans Kidney Pills and claims three boxes cured him entirely. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A playful exchange notes that overheard porch whispers reveal affection. A woman calls a man pet terms then switches to playful insults like dunce and goose, suggesting a guarded but clear affection and potential marriage.
A brief Yonkers Statesman snippet records a chat about yacht terms and a recalled attempt to hire a yacht. It also promotes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a teething remedy for children.
The text notes London as the greatest seaport, with New York as the second, and Antwerp and Hamburg following. It quotes 1903 figures: New York Harbor cleared over nine million tons of imports and about eight million seven hundred thousand tons of exports.
In a lively exchange Miss Elderleigh and Youngbach debate Wedderleigh’s behavior toward Miss Peachly. Miss Peachly was just kissed with unexpected affection, prompting astonishment about propriety and the implications for Wedderleigh's marriage.
Free sample offer from Allen G Olmsted Le Roy NY promoting Allen's Foot-Ease for sweating aching feet. claims relief for ingrown nails bunions and tight footwear. Includes mock testimonials and promotional lines from period advertising style.
Arctic explorer Anthony Fiala describes near death on a polar expedition in his book Fighting the Polar Ice and recounts his engagement to a Southern girl communication delays. Kipling’s Pack of Pook's Hill debuts as child friendly yet historically rich with royalties benefiting young readers. Mark Twain's autobiography moves toward fragmentary publication with a systemless approach. Bram Stoker profiles Irving and notes Irving's modesty and a royal signature mix up with Albert Edward.
A young David G. Farragut serving as midshipman under Porter during a battle with the Phebe and Chetah defends a pet pig named Murphy from a British prize. Farragut claims the pig as private property after a brief fight, with the crowd cheering as the pig is awarded to him. The tale blends naval bravado with a humorous token of victory.
A collage of comic exchanges and quips from various papers. Jokes about wills, campaigns, proposals, and social scenes feature witty retorts and humorous misunderstandings.
Lincoln used wit to derail a Bloomington counterfeit case, ridiculing the witness J Parker Green. Vice President Stevenson recalls how Lincoln mocked the name and tone to plant doubt, discredit the testimony, and win the defendant's freedom.
An exchange where Temptation urges steps down a street while Blopay and Digga discuss avoiding a creditor. Blopay notes carrying money this time, hinting at paying the creditor, and the trio debates the risk of temptation.
A teacher asks what the poet means by dreams are made of and a shaggy haired pupil jokes that it refers to a mince pie cut for bedtime. The exchange captures light banter in a night school setting.
Unclear OCR text mentions gold silver zinc ore prices and cyanide tests. Several garbled phrases refer to lead and possibly Leadville. No coherent events or individuals clear from the readable fragments.
A fragmentary Philadelphia Press excerpt notes a conversation about a friend joining a Niagara visit. The quote hints at mixed enthusiasm, suggesting relief upon discovering another person from Canada was involved.
A quip circulated about Mrs Splash entering settlement work, with a remark that only her dressmaker would not believe the claim. The Detroit Free Press notes the light gossip surrounding social shifts.
In a humorous exchange from the Chicago Tribune, Tommy is accused of eating peaches from the pantry. Tommy denies it while contending the peaches were green wormy and of no account. The other speaker insists they were splendid.
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