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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1903
Page
6
Robin wins Rose’s regard and proposes marriage after aiding the garden at the cottage of Hugh Lamonte. Rose accepts, pledging to marry when Robin rises above poverty, while Hugh grants blessing, and Gasparde watches in menace from the shadows.
Hugh Lamonte confronts Gas pardé who arrives to seek forgiveness from Hugh and Rose. Gaspardé asks pardon for past misdeeds and speaks penitently to Rose, who remains wary, as the scene opens with tension and uneasy recognitions in the cottage.
The last photo of J S Swearingen, builder of the Fort Dearborn blockhouse on the Chicago river, born February 8 1782 in Berkeley County Virginia. In 1808 he guided troops from Chillicothe to Detroit, then led a company to the Chicago river mouth to establish a military post. Fort Deaborn named for Gen Henry Dearborn marked Chicago’s founding. Swearingen later served at other posts.
A patent style eyewear for hens and roosters prevents eye injuries among quarreling birds on farms. The spring mounted goggles fit over the head and keep glass or mica disks in place, aiding high bred fowls intended for exhibition by preventing eye mutilation.
A visitor remarks on the village's surprising legal lineage. The innkeeper, now seventy, recalls seven lawyers born there, six left town, the remaining one only practicing modestly in Boston, joking that the town won't be blamed for it.
A witty exchange captures a bustling Oxford drawing room scene. Brown of Brasenose admits ignorance of Kipling while a distinguished lady novelist quietly notes a Col lapse as John Bull records the moment.
The article notes exports to China and Hong Kong for 1903 totaled about 27 million dollars, up from 8 million dollars in 1893. A later line speaks metaphorically on a woman’s grief and a wrinkle being the form it takes.
The Baltimore American notes growing scarcity of usable timber and urges planting walnut chestnut oak hickory spruce ash maple poplar willow locust and other timber trees. It highlights eucalyptus Rostrat a rapid growth as fuel shade and windbreaks with 30 varieties and seedling price five cents per hundred.
In a verbal exchange from the Boston Transcript Bruiser attempts to provoke Snoozer into a fight but finds no response. Broncobuster reports using every insult possible yet Snoozer remains nonconfrontational.
A humorous Tudor era style exchange from Tit Bits features Miss Towney seeking a pastoral idyll and a shepherd who laments he left his pipe at home due to no tobacco. The dialogue mocks rural quest and playful wordplay saturates the excerpt.
A humorous anecdote describes a man’s foot tangling with a woman’s under the table and her reaction escalating when he pretends it was someone else. The exchange turns into lighthearted miscommunication emphasizing social mortification.
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