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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1905
Page
3
A discussion contrasts good and bad monopolies with example quotes from the New York Tribune. The article then describes Indiana grain elevators treating diseased oats using formaldehyde spray to prevent smut, detailing a tall chute system, shelves, a steam pump spray, and a drying cycle.
A reader explains Leek Staffordshire has two sunsets daily due to a mountain to the west. In the evening the sun dips behind the peak and darkness follows. After about an hour sun reappears through a side opening, daylight returns until the sun sinks again and night remains.
A comic exchange over when to serve cheese ends with the thin boarder urging starting now to beat the wait. The Yonkers Statesman notes a Haitian Republic army detail where chairs are reserved for sentries on duty.
The king of Belgium is noted for extreme punctuality in all travels and engagements. He never consults a watch in public, yet his attendants say he uses a hidden wristwatch. His habit of tracing his beard signals the small timepiece.
A tale from Le Journal notes a beggar receiving a nickel from a benevolent passerby. The beggar discovers the coin is lead but keeps it as a reward for honesty.
An advertisement asserts external rubbing only masks Rheumatism while the disease remains in the blood. It blames indigestion weak kidneys and sluggish systems for the condition and promotes S S S as a blood purifier claimed to remove the disorder. Personal testimonials praise relief after using S S S. The ad notes winter aggravation and urges readers to consult the product through Dr. Agnew in Mt. Vernon Cincinnati area.
A noted officer Major Seymour guarded Burgoyne after his surrender and escorted him toward Boston. A Trumbull painting shows Seymour on horseback near Burgoyne, who honored Seymour with horse trappings later kept by Seymour’s family. The Hadley sword tale reveals Burgoyne’s gift and a family relic later rediscovered.
During a visit Mrs Gray extols her husband as an altruist. The hostess questions the claim and jokes that the husband’s voice betrays him as a bass. The light exchange reveals affection and playful irony in a domestic vignette.
A sunbaked traveler at Cactus Crossing questions when the next train departs. Okali Ike Waal voices the shared traveler opinion that locals claim the engine leaves shortly after it arrives.
Mr Weekley and Misa Strong plan marriage but face pre wedding jitters as she jokes about the dress and her “trousers” remark. The exchange hints at nerves and playful doubt before the ceremony.
A reflective note on love and memory, suggesting life’s fevered moments are tempered by intimate affection. The speaker argues that true love makes fame or knowledge of it less important, emphasizing personal truth over public display.
Across the Great Lakes region Canada holds one of the world’s largest timber reserves with over 100 million feet of sawlogs and square timber cut under crown licenses. Algoma, Thunder Bay, and Rainy River districts hold hundreds of millions of cords of spruce and pulp wood, while the Pacific coast woods face depletion at current cut rates. Washington, Oregon, and northern California together produce vast shingles and lumber, with Tacoma hosting the largest U S sawmills.
Advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that cures catarrh by influencing the blood and mucous membranes. It claims a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and asks readers to send for testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills as the best.
The Bird's-Eye maple form results from woodpeckers drilling holes in rock maple trees to access sap. Birds drink sap as it oozes, creating sugar-rich pockets. after trees heal, the patterns fade and the eyes become indistinguishable from unvisited trees.
The poem celebrates autumn's arrival with verses on cooler breeze colorful trees and harvest themes. It contrasts summer joys with autumn rituals at college life football cries and pumpkins while ending with a cheerful note on seasonal pleasure.
A fragment notes a young Indigo thinking the author of a recent poem is you. The line, attributed to Fliegende Binetter, hints at literary misidentification and praise.
A humorous exchange questions Baron about birthday gifts for his soldiers and his daughter. He reveals he gave his son soldiers and bought his daughter a lieutenant. The note appears in Fliegende Blatter advertising Piso's Cure for coughs and colds at 25 cents, sold by druggists.
A patient complains of pain from false teeth after a claim of painless dental work. The dentist counters that natural teeth also hurt, in a light exchange reported in Le Rire style.
After a visit at a friend's house a courteous return should include a prompt note thanking the hostess for her pleasant hospitality. The practice reflects traditional manners and social etiquette of gracious guest behavior.
The Punkville Pesti lence editor faced taunts from a rival outlet and finally shot himself. A doorway exchange led to confirmation that the editor died last night, with the Cleveland Leader noting the scoop by the rival press.
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