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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
2
The article prescribes rest to relieve back weakness but emphasizes exercise to strengthen back muscles and ligaments. It outlines several positions, including wall bends, forward and side bends, and abdominal-back lifts, advising loose clothing and gradual repetition from five to twelve cycles.
Community notes report Miss Myrtle Walton plans a Portland visit this week. A church service Sunday was led by Mrs Elmer Kenworthy and Mrs Vannie Martin. Next Wednesday at 2 30 p m the W C T U meets at Mrs J C Wills home with an evangelistic program by Mrs J C Wills.
Shimmerpale praises Roxmore as the thriftiest man seen and notes his ability to stretch money. Hemmandhaw agrees, joking that Roxmore could sustain a double life on $12 a week, per the judge.
Delmar Perkins sold a six year old draft mare in Newberg for 400 dollars weighing 1725 pounds. Mrs M D Smith and Miss Ida visited Newberg with Ida's speedy reliable horse. C J Edwards, president of Yamhill Electric Co, says 24 hour light service will begin in about a week for Carlton residents.
Editor notes urgent need for a new bridge at Illi nois street and Chehalem road over the ravine as the present structure shows severe wear and mud at both ends. The writer praises the river bridge progress but urges a safe steel alternative to replace the sagging approach, signing F. R. Rundell.
A farmer's horse starts and stalls after short moves. A traveler asks if the horse is sick or bulky. The farmer says the horse is not ill or heavy but fears the command that it will listen for a moment and then stop to listen again.
Jane explains she has not changed the goldfish water and the goldfish have not drunk the water provided last month. The exchange shows a concerned mother and her daughter discussing mundane household care.
One hundred years ago the poem notes a shift from men pursuing deer with powder to a new plan where a deer goes after the man. The stanza from the Indianapolis Sun contrasts traditional hunting with a reversed chase reflecting changing gender roles.
A kindergarten teacher explains sparrows eat worms and asks children which they prefer. A small boy answers, I never had sparrows, revealing a simple, humorous classroom moment.
A father scolds his maid Minnie for her open mouth and she calmly replies that she merely opened it. The exchange presents a wry domestic moment with blunt humor reflecting social manners.
Mrs Gnngaway laments arriving at an untimely hour. Her husband explains he was detained at the office making out statements. She questions if that counts as one of the statements.
The head waiter recalls numerous pranks and a clever cigarette ruse in a New York Times anecdote. A diner used muriatic acid and ammonia to create fake smoke, fooling the waiter about a lit cigarette on a tablecloth and prompting a warned charge for a new cloth.
All berry owners and canners within reach of Newberg are asked to aid a proposed cannery by contacting G. O. Bassett of the trades promotion department. Correspondence should be sent to Spaulding Logging Co. or Box 548, Newberg.
Clara J Halbgewachs aged 20 sails with John I Mueller aged 28. Martha Harmon aged 17 ties with Austin D Arthur aged 26.
A visiting mother replies she has no child, boy or girl, prompting the little girl to press for ownership and ending in a humorous misunderstanding about the family.
He would come to bat in the ninth with three men on base and two out, the score tied, and the crowd hopeful that he would deliver the game winning hit.
Transfers include Etta fola Cain to B C Amil for 25 acres on Williams Roberts. multiple parcels in McMinn Ore and Newberg with buyers such as Henry Clark, Margaret Brower, Vesta Crater, Dan Dorby, and Jesse Ellis. prices range from 10 to 3000 dollars, with various lots and tracts described in Roberts and Sheridan areas.
A farmer's son returns home after a troubling letter from a correspondence school. He explains the Sophomores urged him to hate himself, drawing a humorous clash between rural life and school pressure.
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