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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
3
A local grocer urges every Newberg family to choose the best quality service and price for their groceries, promoting value and customer care as a reason to shop there. The call to action emphasizes quality, service, and price in daily shopping.
A Pearson's Weekly report describes the remarkable flight of North Africa's great vulture and other vast winged birds. It notes frigate birds soaring for hours without flapping, albatrosses pursuing ships, wing spans up to seventeen and a half feet, and eagles lifting heavy prey including a pig and even a child.
A Dublin anecdote recalls Irish wit as Curran quips at Lord Norbury during a meal. Norbury, famed for swift death sentences, tests the beef with a joke about hung meat while dining with leading Dublin lawyers.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer letter quotes a woman recounting how a grocer kept shorter weight on a sale. She confronted her husband about calling the grocer to account, but she only noticed after paying half a dollar too much.
The London Globe cites Dr Beller, a Stuttgart statistician, estimating total world population at 1.5 billion. He assigns 534,940,000 Christians, 175,290,000 Muslims, 10,860,000 Jews, 300,000,000 Confucians, 24,000,000 Brahmins, and 121,000,000 Buddhists.
A fragmentary note reads that Jeraldine and William signify good and James beloved while a blush prompts a question about George's meaning in relation to Mrs Fond’s hopes for a daughter and business prospects.
Advice from John Bright on speaking with preparation and purpose. Bright urged speaking only with substance, using brief notes and memorized key passages, and warned against overpreparation of words. He advised dividing topics into islands for argument and reserving the best for the peroration.
A study suggests Jonathan Swift’s eighteenth century servant guidance resembles modern domestic expectations in structure and tone, noting humor and practical rules. The piece highlights how service norms reflect social hierarchies and daily routines in historical households.
A legislative committee visited a state university and joined the students for supper at the campus club. Afterward, the visitors heard student speeches while a county member famed as a good talker urged perseverance, recalling his own self funded education.
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