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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1913
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic lists H. Woodwar as editor and publisher. The paper is published every Thursday morning from the Graphic Building at 600 First Street in Newberg Oregon. Offices and contact details are provided with post office authentication as second class matter.
Instructions from Professor Lunn of Oregon Agricultural College outline how boys and girls should prepare and ship poultry for county and state fairs. Emphasis on healthy birds, proper washing, careful handling, and appropriate coops to win premiums.
A historic instruction advises placing two or three in a coop with grain, sprinkling a little grain in chaff, and using vegetables or apples as water substitutes to keep moisture from plums and avoid soil. It suggests grit and extra foods are unnecessary in the coop.
Garrett P. Reevies in New York Journal summarizes Professor Walton’s paper on metastability. Heated steel cools quickly becomes hard while slow cooling yields softness, and water can resist freezing until disturbed. The piece notes tin disease and glass as undercooled substances.
A veteran ballplayer tells his rise from boyhood to the major leagues in a self narrated account with Fullerton. He recalls stage fright searing nerves and a pivotal manager's faith that propelled him back after a firing, detailing a June purchase and his early struggles on foreign fields.
A Strand Magazine note contrasts reciters with painters, arguing that a skilled reader highlights subtle beauties while a mediocre recites with monotony. It likens good reading to a painter elevating each bead to attract the eye, condemning sameness and dullness.
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