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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1910
Page
6
A British consul narrates a comic incident in which an Englishwoman pressures him for a carriage to Tarsus, lunch, a police escort, and currency exchange while threatening the foreign office with influence. The exchange ends with the consul awaiting possible censure.
A teacher compares Isadore’s memory to her own youth saying she could name all presidents by eleven. Isadore, unable to recall many, points out that fewer presidents existed then, prompting a playful exchange about memory and history. The Youth’s Companion quote captures a humorous moment in school life.
A description claims tiny black specks under bamboo sheath leaves are barbed arrows. When ingested they resist gastric juices and trigger intestinal inflammation that supposedly leads to death.
Fuller greets an old time friend with a hearty handclasp and a quip about appearance. The friend denies looking thinner while the exchange ends with a playful jab about Fuller’s face.
First National Bank Newberg transfers to D Gordon for lot 4 block 8 Deskins add Newberg at 3700 dollars. Several deeds record transfers in Willamina Sheridan Newberg and nearby towns including fairview and Barber's add with prices from 1 to 5000 dollars.
Bank officers certify the November 16 1910 condition of The First National Bank of Newberg Bowkens Oregon. The report lists resources including loans discounts bonds securities and reserves with totals and notes of other banks currency and coins. Cashier Ershaw signs the statement with notary public verification.
Young Admiral Duquesne, son of a shipbuilder, commanded his father’s vessel at seven teen, captured a Dutch ship, and brought it to port amid triumph. Officials later noted France and Holland were at peace, triggering legal proceedings. Richelieu offered him a commission despite the diplomatic recall.
The London Telegraph contrasts vocation with avocation, noting that a person who earns a living drafting conveyances and interpreting legal subtleties while pursuing photography in leisure is called to the law as vocation and photography as avocation. It highlights the misused sense of the term and the balance of daily work and hobby.
A Brooklyn school anecdote has a pupil answering a geography question with humor. The boy says the south side shows the sea while the north side you can hear the sound, highlighting local coastline features in a playful way.
Advice urges keeping personal troubles to oneself to avoid burdening others. It warns that sharing grievances alienates friends and makes them less willing to listen to their own problems.
J C Hodson appointed by the County Court of Yamhill County Oregon as administrator of Hannah B Bond, deceased. He has qualified. Creditors must present claims within six months from first publication, verified as required, at Hodson's business in Yamhill County. Attorney B A Kline represents the administrator.
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