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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1918
Page
6
The piece cites A Hyatt Verrill to describe Haiti as savage and backward, with centuries of black dominance over whites and widespread violence. It notes some improvement but argues civilization is still scarce and rituals resemble witchcraft and misrule.
Professor Richardson argues the normal gait of man is exemplified by the American Indian who walks with feet parallel or toes slightly inward. He notes army toe out posture causes eversion and arch weakness but believes civilized man can reform. He warns tight shoes and foot neglect cause most foot troubles and urges frequent washing and nail care.
The piece notes many women served in both Union and Confederate forces, and mentions women in Russia who joined the army hoping to inspire men. It asserts American women would serve in a future war against Germany if needed, citing past valor in wars.
A church announces a sermon titled Jesus on a Vacation for next Sunday. The lesson notes Jesus took a vacation as part of the message, with Sunday school at 10 and B Y P U at 7, and the preaching service in the park as usual.
No preaching at the Presbyterian church next Sabbath. Usual Sunday school and U P S C E meeting. Also union services at the park in the evening.
Mrs. Goldsworthy and Mrs. Sperry with children James and Rachel visit the Ross family from Feaver. Wm. Riley of the U S Navy weekends with grandfather W H Sanders. Lindley Goldsworthy, stationed at Vancouver Barracks, visits his mother. Mrs Bristow of Parrett Mountain visits daughter Mrs W A Parrish. Ethel Ross returns from McPhillips Camp Tillamook County after a pleasant trip. A surprise party greets Ellis Baker before his training school departure. Lost gray coat and check book. return to Laurel or U S National Bank Newberg for reward. J H Raymond noted at the State Fair in Salem September 23-28 with exhibits and racing card.
The services for next Lord's Day include Bible school at 10, preaching at 11, Y P C E and Junior Endeavor at 7, and union services at the park in the evening. A cordial invitation is extended to all to join in worship.
The West Chehalem church reports Professor Shambaugh has returned from summer study and will preach every Sunday morning. Attend to hear him. Sunday school begins at ten with preaching at eleven.
The Christian Endeavor Society of West Chehalem church hosts an ice cream lawn social at the Fendall home on Friday August 23 from eight to eleven. Admission is by height with one cent per four inches, including one dish of ice cream and more for sale. Proceeds fund War Saving Stamps and church paint. Everyone is invited.
Classified notice seeks a small farm for rent near Newberg. Respondents should contact Box 694, Dallas Oregon, with farm details and rental terms.
The next auction at the Commercial barn is scheduled for Saturday August 24. List your property now to gain early exposure on sale bills.
All young men of Yamhill county who have reached 21 since June 5, 1918 or will reach by August 24 1918 must appear at the McMinnville courthouse on August 24 1918 for enrollment. Do not confuse with the September registration. C B Wilson County Clerk.
Plow sharpened at Mc Coy Bros garage for 26 cents as recorded in local trades.
155 acre dairy ranch with 50 tons hay and pasture, 16 cows including 3 registered Jerseys, 7 calves with 1 Jersey, 1 registered Jersey bull, pigs and chickens, team and equipment, new cultivator and tools. Water, barn, house near school and cheese factory. Price 8000 dollars with staged payments. no trades. Sell now. box 22 Hemlock OR.
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