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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
4
The Graphic highlights its roll of honor on the second page and notes a few more individuals with favorable mentions elsewhere in the paper. Readers are urged to review both sections to avoid overlooking anyone listed or cited.
The Telephone Register drops its Tuesday issue and resumes a straight weekly schedule. The move is praised as good business sense and aligns with our view that semi weekly local papers rarely profit.
The Graphic highlights Pacific College students running Crescent the college paper this year with Emmettgulley as editor and Delbert Rep logle as business manager. The Crescent will be issued semi monthly in newspaper form.
Miss Lora Young resigns after three and a half years in the Graphic printery mechanical department. She leaves for Seattle for a visit then will marry Robert E Randall, a rancher and stockman near Lake Basin Billings, Montana, next Wednesday, with hopeful plans to reside later in Newberg.
A farmer protests Oregon labor rules claiming eight hour limits will raise costs and reduce hiring. He argues city laws set wages but cannot force hiring and warns farmers will cut jobs or replace labor with machines to avoid lawsuits from injured workers.
The writer argues for eight hour work limits across trades with no undue hindrance to workers and urges applying longer hours only where rest is limited. They call for humane laws and unions to protect drivers and teamsters amid high grain costs and wage disputes. The piece touches on labor ethics and societal outcomes.
A young man commits suicide citing life’s battles and personal weakness. The piece discusses inherited traits, eugenics ideas, Luther Burbank white blackberry lore, and argues for better housing wages education to develop youth, linking family faults and virtues to future generations.
The letter from R Leis of The Aetna Orchards Beaverton Oregon describes spraying schedules for worm control using water mixtures. It notes June and August applications and offers these sprays for sale to readers.
The drama began in Athens with Aeschylus Sophocles and Aristophanes followed by a long dormancy after the Greco-Roman era. It revived in the literary Renaissance of the 14th century and flourished anew under Shakespeare and his contemporaries in the Elizabethan era.
A fragmented account notes musical sands and mountains making sounds across the globe. It mentions a bell mountain by the Red Sea and vibrations from countless particles, alongside discoveries in Chile and other places producing vast, remarkable soundscapes.
A fragmented note discusses marriage and companionship, mentioning John and Todd and urging for more like-minded people. The text reads as a personal reflection on relationships and social fit, with unclear context or concrete event.
The article explains that at the North Pole all meridians meet, making it noon all day with no time zone. It then describes China's loess deposits up to 1,500 to 2,000 feet deep, its windborne origin, uniform composition, and the yellow landscape shaping the Yellow River and imperial imagery, including cave dwellings and yellowed air and clothing.
An Indian cobra, among the deadliest snakes, was timed by an official who observed its rapid venom action. The snake moved from red to black in moments, then staggered and collapsed within minutes, illustrating its swift lethality.
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