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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
2
Newberg Graphic reports August clean up month on subscription canvass with emphasis on finishing paid up accounts. Editorial condemns inmate labor policy changes and criticizes parole and trusties at the Oregon state penitentiary urging careful reform next legislative session.
Amid sudden global sugar scarcity the United States adopts a voluntary two pound per person monthly allowance. The shift mirrors European limits and aims to aid allies while preserving domestic supplies. Citizens are urged to adjust habits, use alternatives like honey and syrups, and rely on self denial to sustain the war effort.
Seasonal fruit should star desserts. Use candle stump for glue bottle cork. Pad doilies with coarse chain stitch. White painted pastry shelves stay clean and attractive. Apply hot mustard foot bath to relieve headaches. Summer homes value coolness and simple furnishings. Asparagus with brown butter enhances flavor over toast with dressing. Keep juices in roast by leaving bone in. Dry flour preserves rubber seals for fruit jars. A wheeled glass tea cart suits plaza living. Vinegar in rinse prevents black stockings from darkening. Sweep day hair should be covered. Hot water with lemon juice aids complexion at night. Hot milk and cocoa nourish a business girl's lunch. Breadcrumbs boost scrambled eggs. Fungus from old tree buffs mahogany. Do not waste frying pan drippings. Use leftover fruit juice to flavor gelatin. Old stocking legs on dish mop handles become dustless dusters. Lemonade blends oranges lemons banana mint.
The Oregon Voter extols Fred Lockley for his daily sketches in the Evening Journal from Over There. They praise his big American viewpoint and simple lucid style, noting his YMCA work abroad and at home.
Mrs Dell Barber and her son Earl attended the show on Thursday evening. The Barbers and their daughters left Tuesday for the beach for two to three weeks. Raybell residents enjoyed a cinema showing last Thursday. The Kaiser film prompted relief that German threat is overseas. The Barbers and Larsen families visited Newberg Thursday night to see The Kaiser Beast of Berlin. Bernard Groth and others from Dundee spent Sunday with Fritz Groth. Earl Barber cut his left foot on a butcher knife, sustaining a deep cut through his canvas shoe on Monday.
A London Tit Bits reflection notes farmers as the spoilt child of state price policy. It recalls historical pricing aims where home grain price sought high levels and foreign wheat imports were blocked until domestic prices reached a set high threshold.
A man recalls boyhood revenge on Mr. Stebbins and the moment of choosing truth over deceit. After lambs escape into Stebbins' field, he contemplates vengeance, weighs honesty, and ultimately releases the lambs and confesses to Ira Judson, marking a moral turning point measured by God’s standard.
The Y M C A uses film to entertain sailors aboard fast cruisers and transports The shows run below decks due to lighting and coal limits and scarce space A Y man once provided a tent and movie camera to ease a labor shortage In France and aboard ships 750000 feet of film are used with 500000 feet selected for American forces viewers labored 36 hours and screened about 2000000 feet to find a quarter fit for exhibition to American youths
A Washington Star anecdote describes a senator referencing German morals after a teacher’s story. In the tale a boy named Gus dismisses fairness, saying he can “Ock him” as he still eats a stick of candy while another pupil cries.
The government omits religious data from census figures and sources vary. World Almanac 1918 lists U S communicants around 40 million with Catholics about 14.3 million and Methodists 7.6 million. Catholic Directory 1917 cites U S Catholics over 17 million. The Pathfinder excerpt notes a mock arrest scene in Nebraska Legal News.
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