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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1907
Page
2
In a tense scene in the back room of a school, Madeline Clyde refuses a teaching certificate after a harsh assessment. Guy and Dr Holbrook disagree over granting it while Madeline’s health falters, revealing a deeper pride and fear of pity. Grandpa Markham arrives home from the event, grappling with poverty and a request for emergency funds.
In a quiet scene on the office floor Gib Helen and Jeanie Remington move through a tense domestic moment after a heavy fall. Little Jeanie wanders to the garden gathering daffodils and early violets while conversations among adults drift past.
Mrs. Noah the housekeeper watches as Sorrel's head arrives with a wagon containing Grandpa Markham. He is startled by the grounds and unsure where to stop, prompting Mrs. Noah to question the intruder about the wheels tearing up turf.
Vienna correspondent reports a Prague military order sent to a Vienna business house to present an employee for service. The envelope lacked a stamp, forcing a double rate payment of 20 hellers. The firm sought repayment and was told the amount would be refunded. they were asked to remit one crown for the required stamp on petitions to official departments.
A old man recalls kindness to an ant and a drowning ant rescue. He tells of a picnic mishap where thousands of ants crawled through his nose and ears as repayment, delivering a grim humorous image of nature’s revenge.
A brief note recounts a caller missing the recipient yesterday and returning today to settle a $10 debt and to borrow $5 more. The exchange shows two men negotiating a repayment and loan.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt features a sharp line where one character calls another a matrimonial faker after probing about first love. The dialogue emphasizes irony and relationship pretensions in a terse exchange.
An applicant claims varied cooking experience, stating they have worked for a dozen families in six months. The exchange highlights a casual interview tone with regional voice and character.
An Oregon style miscellany on fall seeding alfalfa to avoid weeds and improve establishment, with soil preparation steps and sowing guidance. It also covers breeding, crossbreeding inquiries, and feed notes on corn, soybeans, and Buckeye Red poultry, plus a nutrition bulletin stating peanuts offer high protein and energy. It lists historical dates and crop anecdotes for context.
A short stepladder with bent iron extensions fits wagon end boards to ease loading and reduce bruising. The device increases safety and can assist many other kinds of work on the farm.
A farm practice advises placing lanterns where used or likely to be used and running a wire behind livestock with hooks to move lanterns as needed. Use smooth fence wire hooks fixed cheaply and safely to hang lanterns away from hay and straw. avoid placing lanterns on surfaces.
Broody hens treated properly resume laying within two weeks of removal from the nest. If they are half drowned starved a week or bruised and abused they will likely refuse to lay until they recover and regain ordinary tranquillity, causing owners to wait for eggs.
The hog cannot endure severe cold and should be kept in a dry well littered pen. The shelter must have no cracks or openings to prevent drafts and air droughts.
Poultry notes emphasize rapid growth by frequent feeding and argue lice breeding hides under gravel should be supplied to confinement fattening fowls. It states feeding is more important than breeding and dry salt preserves eggs well. Ducks may be picked at four months and then every six weeks. Select pallets stock early as they develop.
BE C Hall in Technical World credits Prof George Poe of South Norfolk Virginia with a life restoring device for animals. An artificial respirator uses two small cylinders with plungers timed to respiration, one drawing lung gases into its cylinder and the other delivering oxygen back to the lungs. The device is patented and to be marketed soon.
Dr Hippolyte Baradie a French physician released a set of photographs he says show different thoughts or prayers. He exposed sensitized plates near people in varying states of mind to capture differing results, sometimes using Korean electric light.
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