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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1912
Page
7
A West Side family rushed their child to a doctor after a scare. The physician asked the boy’s pastor’s name and urged summoning him, joking that the pastor is the best man to raise money. The moment underscores humor in tension.
A traveler buys a ten cent drink in Peru and then Brazil using a Peruvian dollar to seek change in Brazilian currency, claiming 90 cents back each time. He repeats the cycle across the frontier, netting free drinks and leaving the loser unclear in the London Chronicle quotation.
A packing firm plaintiff seeks damages for injuries in a Kansas City establishment. A colored laborer testifies he worked with Jones and knows the foreman but says he fears the workers and has no relation to them. The exchange reveals tension and concerns over authority.
A rich Parisian tired of supporting his nephew uses a matrimonial agency to find a husband for him. He discovers a photo of his own young wife in the candidates and confronts her. She admits it, saying it happened last year when doctors had given up on their marriage.
The article explains the daisy's name across cultures and says the flower opens its eye at dawn and closes at sunset. It notes that the namer observed this daily pattern, linking the name to the flower's simple, steadfast behavior from sunrise to sunset.
The 1901 test near Nova Scotia used kites and a copper wire to bridge the Atlantic. Marconi and an assistant watched favorable winds as Morse code called S from the Poldhu station traveled over 2,000 miles to a delicate receiving setup, marking a pivotal early achievement in wireless communication.
A London Globe note describes Moroccan village barbers who double as near old time artists. They shave heads leaving a tuft believed to aid Angel Gabriel in guiding the faithful to paradise. The practice is tied to Berber customs and religious symbolism.
An investigator reports no ozone in London air except at Browns Wood ork in the northeast. He notes wind from the northeast and says Hyde Park and Bushey Park lacked ozone. He contends London has soured the air by absorbing emissions from people and animals, preventing fresh air in central areas near Charing Cross.
A Youth's Companion tale describes Derry's Diagnosis and Little Jerry Clancey invited to a church picnic. Jerry, though well supplied, sits apart in unhappiness, answering a kind visitor that he has had enough but does not want more.
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