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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
6
The London Tit-Bits notes a popular trick sequence where inanimate objects act with humanlike intelligence. A lazy man’s clothes detach and dress him, hair smooths, boots lace themselves, and a scaffold fall is staged with a dummy replacing the actor for the simulated impact.
An informal tea scene includes a young girl of seven or eight who steps forward to address royalty. Her courtesies are graceful as she declares, I think your majesty is a very wonderful man, explaining she was told to say so by her mother.
A humorous exchange from the Boston Traveler about a wedding mishap. The bride is calm and distinct, while the groom appears nervous, with one speaker joking that a broken suspender caused his unease rather than guilt.
A youth asks an old gentleman if he can support a wife. The older man counters with caution and doubt. The youth then suggests the added cost of a wife will be small, easing the old man's concerns.
An obscure historical note recalls Simon the imitator who sought to imitate flight by risky experiments. He devised a passion and protection plan that failed, leading to a fatal fall during an early aviation attempt.
The article explains functional or nervous heart troubles where no organic disease exists yet symptoms like palpitations tachycardia and bradycardia cause distress. It notes causes such as sudden emotion and iron deficiency, cites Napoleon as a bradycardia example, and advises general health measures and moderation to support heart conditioning.
A Tribune opinion contrasts desires with action. It argues people fail to reach goals like prosperity because they do not pursue the necessary self sacrifices or study. It cites the German proverb What a man wills, he can as encouragement.
A traveler made fortunes and gave them away to the poor in Russia during famine times. He hurried to Vienna Moscow and St Petersburg to play for charity. Seat prices rose to high figures yet all proceeds went to farmers. Over twenty eight years he reportedly distributed about 250000 dollars.
A governess to the children of the newly rich asks which fairy tale they want to hear. They demand the tale of the filly that cast a shoe, and she recounts Cinderella in full, in a gilded setting.
Thomas Prince visited Portland last week as Eldens children recover from a mild measles attack. A Dundee Sunday School Rally Day program entertained, followed by Thanksgiving church services and a Groth hall picnic with games and an old fashioned pastor donation party. Red Hills earned a National Apple Show prize in Spokane with Otterbrook candied apples first. Friday Mrs. Wilson hosted visiting sister in law Mrs. Steel at Red Hills with a social afternoon and refreshments attended by Grandma Wilson and several named ladies and Master Eddie Hill.
A note advises keeping pumpkins and squash in a dry loft or room at about 50 degrees to preserve freshness and prevent spoilage.
J. C. Hodson named administrator of Hannah B Bond estate by County Court order dated October 11 1910 in Yamhill County Oregon He has qualified and all claims must be filed within six months of first publication at Hodsons Newberg Oregon office October 27 1910 Kluke attorney for administrator
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