Community Notes Highlight Church Events and Local Visits
Rev H Checker to address the Christian Endeavor next Sunday at the church and Rev Lindley A Wells of Portland to speak Wednesday evening. Locals share visits among Portland, McMinnville, and Chehalem Center, with family travels, a pig rescued from a well, and W C T U activities including a county convention delegates list and an ice cream social profit of 13.68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checker
Lindley A. Wells
Portland
John Dixon
William Johnson
Madison Place
Colorado
Lina Parrish
Lila Hodges
Leah Merril
Christine Meyer
Wm. Lawrence
Evelyn
Chehalem Center
Kerley Johnson
Wm. Johnson
Lillian Ikle
Elizabeth Meyer
J. C. Wills
Mary Tangen
Mary Palmer Johnson
McMinnville
Samuel Yarn
E. Yarn
Dora Yarn
Joe Hall
Canada
L. R. Ralston
Clara Reetz
Mesdames Wills, Tangen and Johnson
Eugenics and Euthenics: A Psycho Sociological View
The author argues that human betterment hinges on psycho sociological factors rather than purely biological eugenics. He criticizes eugenic claims as simplistic, warns against depriving reproduction as a political tool, and favors environmental improvements and female empowerment to drive humane progress.
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J. D. DeSbaser
D. D
Davenport
Goddard
Aaron Burr
Kentucky
Alfred Russel Wallace
Darwin
Ond
Greece
Osteopathic Magazine
Holographs and Bolometer Reveal Hidden Light Spectrum
Abbot describes a bolometer based device that measures energy in invisible light. A tiny mirror and galvanometer track a moving light spectrum on a photographic plate, forming a holograph that records violet to red beyond human sight.
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Beinbow Natin
C. G. Abbot
Harper's Magazine
Newberg Fish Market Sells Chinook Salmon at 12 Cents
A Newberg fish dealer advertises a broad selection of fresh and cured fish including chinook salmon priced at 12 cents a pound. The notice contrasts direct purchase from dealers with pedlars and promotes value and variety.
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Peddiers
Proper use of will and shall in future tense
A Philadelphia Press note explains that shall governs first person future actions while will marks second and third person futures. It discusses how usage implies authority or determination and notes many modifications to fit shade of meaning.
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Philadelphia Press
Man of steady pace praised in old Ex press verse
A Victorian style verse from the Los Angeles Express extols a steady man who goes to work early and avoids shirking aiming for greatness. It contrasts with rivals who seek political influence and risky schemes while praising consistent, reliable effort.
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Ao Te Ghee
Los Angeles Express
Entirely Too Practical
A young Frenchman tours Calderstone Park with an English companion. The Frenchman expresses concern that birds are plentiful but not used for food. The Englishman replies that the country generally encourages bird life with some exceptions. The Frenchman laments the food value of the birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calderstone Park
Gaul
Different Viewpoints in a Domestic Parlor Conversation
A housewife addresses a new domestic partner about furnishing music for the family. The terse exchange hints at household roles and expectations within a Pine Court parlor setting.
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W. W. Hollingsworth & Son
Howard Streets
Newberg
United States National Bank
Vedo
Newberg, Oregon
Cadillac
Overland
FORD
F. O. B. Newberg
Gray & Davis
Newberg Auto CO
Lone Fir Dairy
State Dairy and Food Commissioner
R. B. Lyle
Oregon
Union
The
Oregon Social Hygiene Society
Oregonian and Graphic
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