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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1912
Page
8
Wool dress fabrics offered at reduced prices with multiple widths and colors. 54 inch heavy diagonal serge $2.00 yd, 44 inch serge $1.00 yd, 36 inch mixed greys $0.50 yd, 36 inch Shepard plaid $0.25 yd, wool flannel waistings and shirtings $0.50 yd, bathrobe material with border $0.40 yd.
Classified items include stoves, livestock, farm property, and eye care ads. Notable mentions: Dr. Lowe eye services at Imperial Hotel with 21 years experience. sale of cattle, horses, hay, farm 28 acre Oak View listing. tomatoes and produce. auctions and exchanges in Newberg Oregon area.
Mrs. Anne Newall of the Woman's Industrial Exchange leaves Newberg for family reasons and wishes to dispose of her business. Call and see her for a splendid opportunity to start up with very little capital.
Rally Day exercises will be held next Sunday morning with combined Sunday School and preaching services. The evening sermon will be titled Falling in Love with Work and a male quartet will sing. You are welcome.
The Yamhill County Board of Equalization will meet October 21 1912 at the County Clerk's office to inspect the 1912 assessment rolls and correct errors in land description valuation or ownership. Residents must appear if they believe property is assessed twice or unfairly valued.
An article explains launching as a blend of science and labor with moment of buoyancy versus weight guiding the process. It notes a key timing when the hull enters water and cites an English battleship Ramillies example, then shifts to a historical note on Filippo Brunelleschi and doors by Ghiberti, highlighting precision in design and construction.
A fragment from a historical page recalls the plague that struck Florence in 1400 and the city's response. The text hints at religious art and civic fear as people faced the disease.
A satin sketched portrait prompts a homely woman to display it to a visitor. The guest notes the work flatters her and implies the artist idealized the scene. The exchange hints at social vanity and artistic compromise in a brief, pointed moment.
A lanky man in a barber shop says he is next but offers his turn to the last comer. The newcomer gratefully declines, needing to wait an hour or more before his chair. He adds a wish that it were six hours due to a bill on the other street.
In a New York snippet Willie asks Mr Henpeckke to play the violin. Mr Henpeckke expresses willingness if he knew how, and Willie guesses he can learn.
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