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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
3
A scene of wartime regeneration shows women and men serving together. Dowager Queen Alexandra, Lady Diana Manners, Miss Asquith and other prominent figures appear with Londoners in a story of country above self rendered through shared labor and sacrifice.
A Brazilian iron ore region about 100 miles square in Minas Gerais, north of Rio de Janeiro, is described as a major undeveloped source with a largest deposit of at least 500 million tons and total potential up to 3.5 billion tons. Foreign interests since 1910 and a new railway could push production to 10 million tons annually, mainly supplying Britain. The field joins the world’s five greatest ore regions alongside Lake Superior and Lorraine.
Fragment cites areas including western Germany, northern Sweden districts, and Oriente in Cuba. No clear event or date is provided. notes region references likely part of a larger geopolitical or travel context. Entities include Germany, Sweden, Cuba, Oriente.
In a June conversation Mrs Muchwed laments missing a wedding month for the first time in five years, while another speaker notes the seasonal mood shift as weddings peak. The exchange hints at personal sentiment tied to the popular wedding season.
Northern Modoc county Oregon ranchers gain hope from a tiny fly that parasitizes grasshopper nests. The insect eggs hatch and feed on grasshopper eggs, potentially reducing dam age as grasshopper damage rises this season. Other items note central office workers explaining telephone switching, Roentgen findings, shell splinters, and Army ordnance tests on chemically treated cotton for powder bags.
A Hooverite notes the war altered Tom’s behavior from giving candy with calls before marriage to now calling whenever she buys a bar, reflecting wartime social norms and routines described in a clipped exchange from the Boston Evening Transcript.
A wounded American at Verdun on April 23, 1916 suffered multiple shell splinters in the abdomen after initial superficial wounds to the right thigh left leg forehead and scalp. The patient improved after splinters were removed and was nearly discharged when abdominal pain reappeared with a sensation of a foreign body.
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