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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1909
Page
3
A humorous internal dialogue contrasts a husband and wife about women’s suffrage meetings. The husband claims heartfelt approval, joking that he can come home late without questions, while the wife’s perspective is implied through the exchange. An advertisement closes with a foot care pitch for Hamlin’s Wizard Oil promising relief tonight and in the morning.
A little girl asks a fairy if she is real and why no one sees her. The fairy claims she dwells in the woods and only good children see her, joking that she fixes people by lending them money. The snippet ends abruptly with a recipe never being known.
A dialogue notes a claimed Florida law allowing alligator killings and the follow up joke about continuing hunts. The exchange then shifts to a teething remedy claim, mentioning Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as the supposed cure for children.
A brief dialogue from the Detroit Free Press shows a maiden telling a young man to leave at ten o clock due to a guest needing to sleep outside after many visitors fill the house. The exchange captures social etiquette and household constraints of the era.
The doctor tells Sharp there is something wrong with his head and Sharp retorts that he did not pay a doctor to say that in the Boston Tran script.
A complete homemade ditch digger can be built from described components. The bed piece is cut from thick plank, diggers of steel bars are bolted and arranged with brace rods, a wheel steadies the front, and an adjustable draw bar sets working depth. The device claims to ease hard subsoils and save effort compared to traditional digging.
The article describes steps to keep cream sweet by using clean milking methods, removing heat promptly after separation, funneling cream into a cooling utensil such as a 3 or 5 gallon can, cooling with well water to about 56 degrees, and storing the supply can in near water temperature to maintain sweetness for delivery.
Old time dairymen debate whether red clover grown around Denver decades ago yields better milk than modern alfalfa. Clover’s biennial habit limits cuts to two per season, while alfalfa’s perennial system delivers four to five, keeping farmers loyal to alfalfa despite clover’s apparent milk benefits. A second note warns of fruit tree disease frauds where swindlers pose as state inspectors to sell cure sprays.
In damp weather peaches rot. fuzzier varieties resist rot more than smooth. Weather dominates rot variation across seasons. soil, location, fertilization, and tree vigor also matter. Frost-hardy peach varieties show better bud survival. Chinese types with hardy buds resist but fall short against fuzzier types. Gasoline engine replaces hired help, pumping water, churning butter, and powering wood cutting, while conserving fertilizer and boosting farm income on 150 acres.
A Maryland experiment by B I Oswald finds that manure stored six months in a barn yard heap shows no danger of spreading weed seeds, while short term piles or carload shipments pose little risk. The study tests how manure handling and animal digestion affect seed vitality for about fifty weed species.
Tar paper encircles cabbage and tomato stems to deter cut worms. Place a ring around each plant by inserting tar paper into the ground to form a circle about 4 inches in diameter and 3 inches deep.
The note emphasizes two core milk handling principles: maintaining cleanliness and ensuring cold temperatures. It serves as a reminder for producers and vendors to uphold hygiene and proper chilling throughout processing and distribution.
After returning from England and Lake Champlain Taft outlined a broad itinerary from his summer home in erly Mass to Seattle San Francisco and Los Angeles then to New Mexico Arizona El Paso and finally New Orleans for a waterways conference. He aims to reach Washington by mid November amid immigration and labor policy notes and other federal appointments and cost estimates for the Panama Canal.
Famees French soldier General Marquis de Gallifet former Minister of War and head of the army during the Dreyfus affair died in Peria on Thursday. The long time French officer was linked to the Dreyfus scandal era and his death marks a notable end for a prominent military figure.
A conceited man claims the fault is small and his only flaw. Knox counters with a sharp quip comparing it to a small hole that renders a plugged nickel useless. The exchange appears in the Catholic Standard and Times.
An OCR fragment advertises Pettit's Eye Salve by Howard Bros. of Buffalo promising restoration of eye conditions despite disease or injury. The copy is incomplete with a stray "N. d" notation.
A critic notes a composer in a final performance while a chilling passage unsettles the audience. The composer explains a wandering figure receiving a hotel bill as a key moment in the piece.
A London Opinion exchange questions the lecturer and asks for clarification on a remark about the speaker being “full of her subject.” The dialogue mirrors a press report on a critical reception.
Quack style ad copy promotes Shake Into Your Shoes powder claimed to cure foot discomfort from new shoes. Sold widely by retailers and shoe shops, with no verifiable endorsements or details.
A framed dialogue shows Tommy admitting he shared cough medicine with Polly and bartered it for an orange, prompting concern from a mother figure. This snippet reflects a child’s mischief and misplaced trust in a domestic scene.
An ignorant quack is mistakenly summoned to a physicians council over a critical case. After debate, a member declares the patient convalescent. The quack boasts he has cured convalescence in a day, claiming remarkable quick results.
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