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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
2
A detailed medical overview explains laryngitis as inflammation of the larynx mucosa affecting all ages. It notes greater danger for children including risk of croup, triggers like wet feet and dust, and that adults suffer from overuse of the voice. Treatment combines local cleansing with physician guided sedative and astringent applications.
Terence Corcoran woos Widow Healy in a tedious pursuit as she mocks his lack of resolve. He considers volunteering as a soldier after reading a newspaper pageant account. The widow disputes his pluck and warns him away while urging him to speak his mind.
The piece explains ancient time division into twelve daylight and twelve night hours adopted by Jews and Greeks from Babylonians. Rome marked hours with sundials from 293 BC and used public criers before water clocks. England varied in early time measurement with candle-based methods.
An Atchison woman calculated a train lunch for three boys and two girls. She planned thirty ham sandwiches twenty bread and butter sandwiches forty cookies two glasses of jelly two dozen deviled eggs a four layer cake and three pies. From 8 am to 6 pm no crumbs remained two boys grew gaunt and two children died before the train reached its destination.
The crowd roared as Dan Brouthers, Detroit's famed first baseman, staged a trick during a Saturday doubleheader. He pretended to be injured by a fly ball then quietly snuck to catch a train for a birthday party, only to be chased back by Charles Byrne. The gag backfired when Brouthers missed his train but received a candle cake at the game and a week of ribbing from fans.
A young private on guard at C squad stables vanishes from sight until a rustle reveals him asleep in a straw pile with boots off. He explains he removed them to avoid waking the horses under the sergeant’s rounds, a response met with disbelief.
A beauty doctor recalls a widow who wants to hide her three dimples during mourning. He argues such a natural charm cannot be hidden and she admits it appears frivolous to smile with dimples in sorrow. The exchange highlights social expectations for widowed women.
A New York architect reflects on time’s rapid march and aging vanity in a quotation about a barber shop remark heard by Russell Sturgis. The anecdote contrasts the old worker’s thoroughness with a younger barber, illustrating changing standards.
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