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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
8
Wool and dress goods offered in multiple widths and colors with sale prices. Heavy diagonal serge 54 inch wide $2.00 yd, 44 inch serge $1.00 yd, mixed grey 36 inch $0.50 yd, 36 inch Shepard plaids $0.25 yd, wool flannel waistings and shirtings $0.50 yd, bathrobe border material $0.40 yd. Parisiana Corsets guaranteed, priced $1.00 to $3.00 each.
W E White offers two sale options including two male pigs and exchange deals. Contact P O Van Dyke at North and Grant for details or White 46 residence or Black 4 for calls. Por exchanges offered through White & Company 705 First Street with farm city property trade opportunities.
Christenson- Larkin offers John Deere and Oliver plows. Five room bungalow for sale at corner Franklin and Howard. John F. Lyons ad. Wanted capable girl for general housework with good wages call Red 94 or P O Box 4 Newberg. Cora Diedericks offers shampooing and switches. Oak View farm for sale 28 acres 11 room plastered house good barn and granery running water year round 1% mile from Newberg James Iverson owner.
An aged bank statement details resources including loans and discounts 165000.25 2000.09 U S bonds to secure circulation and other bonds to secure U S etc. Notes of other banks and currency items are listed with totals. Notary and directors sworn to accuracy with signatures of W S Wrarter J M Cuawroap Lrsa B Farovson.
The last half of the Lord's Prayer will guide Sunday morning preaching. Special emphasis will mark the evening services. Next Sunday evening, a second sermon on the general subject Being a Man will be delivered. Strangers are especially welcome.
A London Outlook piece details the eel’s migration from sea to rivers as elvers, their six inch to nine inch forms moving in battalions, and their prolific feeding. Eels prey on fish eggs and nestlings, clash with trout and salmon, and can coil around prey with remarkable strength.
A furniture van blocks a street while a boy feeds a horse bread, prompting a driver to praise kindness to animals. The driver jokes about the boy’s breakfast as a lesson in the golden vicissitudes of life, with the scene unfolding beside the van.
In a humorous exchange the judge questions Uncle Rastus about stealing a pig. The old man explains his starving family forced the act while the judge rebukes with a sharp retort about not expecting the family to eat dogs.
A Brooklyn article explains pulse as a health indicator. It cautions against alarm for normal variation and notes rapid pulse signals nervous strain, fever elevates pulse, and birth to adulthood shows age related rates. It highlights devices like the sphygmograph to gauge heart strength.
A terse ominous note from the New York World warns readers that death is a probable fate, reflecting a grim editorial stance or a provocative slogan linked to the periodical's voice.
Vague clipped text shows characters speaking about meals and inspiration with garbled words and mismatched letters, offering little concrete event or identities. The readable fragments hint at a dining or religious motif but lack coherent storyline or names.
A distressed woman, half in hysterics, recounts a confrontation with friends on a divan. She recalls advances and threats of a blow, saying she feels broken and vows to avoid the other person henceforth.
A fragmented tale recalls a juvenile remark about a newborn cousin left at a relative's home. The speaker, hinting at the future father of his country, declares the child resembles a mud fence in a rainstorm, reflecting playful, old fashioned humor.
A Basque province jail opens each morning allowing inmates to leave for housework gardening or trade. Some act as commissioners then return at night when the jailer lifts the bolts and admits them back inside.
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