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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1906
Page
6
In a tense scene in Liberty Street a President and Mr Martin push a scheme to lend $300000 against government bonds. Jones discovers the plot but is silenced as the pair secure the bonds and prepare a cable to complete the covert loan, risking exposure and crime.
The narrator and the President walk through moonlit streets toward the Piazza 1871. The President speaks of fame and wealth as the narrator frets about possible danger and wonders if Don Antonio might join them that night.
A narrator recalls leaving with a gift from his father and praising his own industriousness. He notes his fortune became tied to the Auregtaland national debt through this departure and night’s work.
In Awreata land the President tightens control amid a faltering harbor project and limited cash. The narrator clashes with the President over funds while entangling further with the Signorina Christina Nugent, a famous but mysterious English figure living near the Golden House.
A discovery in the San Jacinto Mountains near the Mexico line describes a tree with fig like purple leaves covered in bristly hairs that cause painful swellings. Red flowers resemble tarantulas and the odor can induce unconsciousness, leading discoverers to faint. It lacks a botanical name and may be called the Tarantula Plant or Chloroform Tree.
A brief street scene shows a kindly woman speaking to a gaunt man named Downan Outt who claims to be a former book agent. He admits his failure and references the book title How to Succeed.
A New York World writer recalls Jimmy with dirty hands at school. The teacher reproved him asking what he would say if she came to school dirty. Jamie replied I would not speak about it I would be too polite.
The dialogue centers on Reel ton and Corker noting Sinkers hook nose and fishlike eyes. Corker agrees the character tells ashier stories, highlighting a sly, story driven scene with sharp, humorous banter.
The article argues against choking air to hens and chicks by boarding the coop. It advises building a sloped roof coop with slats at the front except a lower corner door for easy entry and exit. A large frame screen covered with wire netting blocks prowlers while allowing ventilation.
The article explains a coop screen secured with a plate and side pieces to hold straps and nail extensions. It details anchoring with long wire nails and two ground stakes, plus a swinging latch for the hen door and a method to attach a strap. It then reports costs and feed for raising a Calf in two years, citing Mr. Clark of the Alabama experiment station.
A grocer must receive good eggs or lose customers and a progressive farmer will learn this too. Freshness matters in pricing as buyers hate eggs held for weeks. Eggs stored in refrigeration soon after laying perform better after months than those kept in the pantry.
F Grenier an experienced gardener warns that spraying with copper sulphate and soda or lime can acidify mixtures harmful to leaves and fruit. He suggests lime equal to copper sulphate or greater to neutralize acidity and protect raspberries apples and pears from injury.
Instructions describe dissolving five pounds copperas in ten gallons water to make a thick whitewash. Apply to all rat congregations and burrows to force them to desert, follow with more wash, and they will abandon the area and not return while the wash lasts.
Insects infesting truck gardens often affect field crops yet pest extermination methods useless in large areas may suit small patches with intensive cultivation. Higher output value justifies greater outlay for effective control.
A reader seeks a versatile poultry food that promotes laying for hens and is suitable for young chicks and fattening later. The piece notes that feeding details overwhelm beginners and that corn alone cannot serve as a regular laying diet. It compares the folly of feeding cracked corn exclusively to feeding chicks the whole kernel.
A humorous look at hog chasing turns grim when turned from play to duty. Hogs elude pursuers by being round and slippery, leaving chasers frustrated and tail losses common. The excerpt hints at seeking a more sensible method to pursue hogs.
The inventor from Iowa describes a device that grips a hog's nose easily and holds it securely, enabling simple guidance of the animal to any chosen location. The claim emphasizes that once clamped, no difficulty occurs in positioning the noose for movement.
A veterinary note discusses watering timing for horses. It cites an English authority advising water after feeding, but stresses water before feeding, especially with grain. It recommends frequent water access, cautious use after heavy exertion, and adjusting to water temperature to control intake.
Late season weeds produce seeds before noticed, sowing the ground with weeds for next year. Keep the garden weed free until frost to save labor in growing fruits and vegetables, since weeds and grasses spur ongoing work throughout summer.
Cauliflowers require very rich soil and similar care to cabbage. Growers may need to water the crop occasionally, though this hampers field culture, as high prices usually justify the effort. Blanching is helped by drawing the leaves over the heads.
A series of moral reflections urges readers to live by faith and justice, warning against hollow religion and self serving acts. It critiques preachers, calls for sacrifice, and stresses humility, kindness, and careful speech as paths to virtue.
Star Island in Cass Lake's evergreen waste sits in a 6400 acre forest reserve and offers pure water, dry camping ground, and a pristine surrounding. The island features Lake Helen Windigo and high bluffs for camps with easy access and police protection to curb fires. Residents must obtain a government permit and follow camp fire rules.
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