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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1912
Page
7
A local supplier markets its grain and feed as chosen with experience and offers prompt, careful attention to orders. They promise customers the best feed at bottom prices for horses and cattle, with capacity to supply any quantity.
The tale recalls a Bremen street named Lazy Street Faulenstrasse where seven idle brothers earn money then return home transformed. They build a fine house and a road with their own hands, gifting a warning to lazy youths about the cost of idleness.
Two leading teetotal lights from Kirkcaldy were injured after being spilled from a trap returning from a temperance meeting. An editor noted they were sober, provoking a strong letter demanding an apology. The apology was published withdrawing the remark.
A Cincinnati Enquirer quote argues mirrors distort expression and color, claiming they give eyes a glassy stare and a drooping mouth. The milliner asserts mirrors dull complexion with a pale green tinge, masking true beauty and vitality.
A London Gentlewoman report portrays flogging at Eton, where the birch remains the punishment method. It details the ritual from prepunishment warnings to the execution chamber, noting three or four strokes as typical and the boys’ anxious preparation.
At the Conroys' residence a neighbor questions a welfare inquiry about a man who reportedly fell from the Brady stables roof while shin glin, breaking his left leg, collar bone, and two teeth. Mr Dolan relays the incident, noting a safe fall due to debris cushioning the ground.
The tale recalls Austin Bidwell, once famed for forging and the Bank of England attempt. He, short of money, dined on credit and wrote to settle the bill. He then sent three postage stamps as a tip to the restaurant keeper for Robert's benefit, a framed note later shown in the bar.
An old farmer attends a village doctor party with music and guests. The next morning a guest asks about the quartets, but the farmer replies he cannot judge them because he did not taste the music he enjoyed the pork chops at supper as the finest he ever ate.
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