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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
8
Dr. William Lee Howard discusses fear as a protective yet rational force. He argues fear educates and motivates precaution, citing humans and animals avoiding danger from planes to avoid pandemics, shocks in medical settings, and the duty to seek care despite fear.
A description of a Saraband rug notes a center design with opposing motif rows and a border, typically in deep blue or ivory. Rugs come from a mountainous Persian district, where makers uphold time honored traditions.
Spaulding Logging Co. delivered about 2,000,000 feet of logs from the upper Luckiamute to the Willamette River mouth near Buena Vista. The logs will be towed to Salem by the City of Eugene and the Gray Eagle steamboats, a rapid haul due to high water. A second crew works on another log run from the upper Luckiamute to be towed in by steamer once they reach the Willamette.
Mrs R W Swink traveled to Portland on business Monday. Mr and Mrs Parks plan to move to Henry Holtzmeyer's Red Hills home. Miss Eaton of Portland visited the Hillsingers Sunday. Mr J O Spencer returned Monday from a Portland business trip. Mr and Mrs Bland Herring Miss Sallie Beck and Mr Beck spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Portland. Thanksgiving entertainment in the Community Hall drew a large crowd. Fred Janson bought eight acres near Dayton Oregon, where John and Mrs Devore hosted many relatives.
The Ladies Aid of the Friends church will hold a Christmas sale at the Creole Market on Saturday December 11. Proceeds support church activities and local charitable efforts.
Fundraiser supper offered in the basement of a Christian church with hot biscuits and other good things. The event takes place Friday night December 10 from 7 to 8 pm with a 25 cent price.
Dr Lowe a Portland eye specialist with 26 years of experience warns glasses alone are worth only the raw material without care and service He cites researchers in New York and Chicago linking eyestrain to headaches and nervous disorders He plans a Dec 9 Imperial Hotel visit in Newberg inviting all to consult and discuss eye care
Rag carpet and rug weaving by Joseph Stephens located on Dayton road opposite David Martin place.
Jersey bull for service advertised by G. W. Dayton located half a mile east of Spauldings Mill. Bull priced at 2 dollars in advance, tested 7 percent. Imported cow pairing noted, dairy genetics claim $16,000 value, contact Red 148. Phone listed as Red 148. 1-12pd.
An advertisement urges buyers to consider a home for less than the cost of improvements or a store room equivalent to the brick and material, inviting contact with C. F. Moore in Whittier California.
Roy Eddens of Dundee buys DuPont Stumping Powder and shoots stumps in a neighbor’s yard. The neighbor reportedly prefers this modern grubber method to digging with a grub hoe. A DuPont handbook is advertised through Larkin-Prince Howe Co.
The Graphic and Weekly Oregonian price is set at $1.00 through January 1, 1917.
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