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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1905
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic dated December 7 1905 notes its status as a second class enginee publication in Newberg Oregon. It reports President Roosevelt turning down Fulton in recent federal appointments and adds a quip about the senator needing to admit defeat.
Fragmentary sentence from Kansas City paper questions a boy orator's advantage while Camey and his grandfather are mentioned. No clear event, date, or fully identifiable individuals in readable text.
Garbled local snippet notes a long standing building theme and shifting entry positioning. Mentions Oregon City and a repeated pattern over years and a stable staying quality in the structure. No clear names or specific events emerge from the fragment.
Announcement warns Newberg women that bicycle riding is to be tabooed by the four red after a discovery that it tends to make ladies corpulent. The notice urges ladies to take timely warning.
Prices on Portland real estate have moved up in the past three months with several large blocks and two or three skyscrapers planned for next season. The group predicting negative aftereffects from the Lewis and Clark fair retreated to winter quarters and has remained unheard, saying in effect that they told you so.
At a meeting of the Equal Rights Association Rev Dr hae FE chy raised a statistic about women growing two and a half inches and men shrinking the same over twenty five years. A man answered, Clubs of one kind or another.
The Graphic argues merchants in Newberg should close stores earlier to boost yearly earnings and allow more time with families, suggesting hours adjustments would enhance life attractions and community appeal.
A voiced opinion urges merchants to close stores at six, arguing late hours harm employee morale and community respect. The piece notes nationwide impatience with long hours and suggests decency and mutual benefit justify earlier closures. It cautions against ignoring worker fatigue and advocates consistent, humane scheduling.
A reader argues for shorter evening hours to allow employees time for rest and visits, noting late closing hurts energy and trade. The writer cites employers who stay open until nine and claims earlier closing boosts morale and productivity without reducing trade.
A mother near Springbrook seeks osteopathic help for her daughter after months of illness in Portland. One month of treatment eased diarrhoea and nervous issues, stopped dysentry, and helped the teen begin teaching. A mother learns that true osteopathy requires years of study and a college program. A seven month old with croup improves after a single evening treatment and another the next night.
An 19th century advertorial note describes heart fluttering from stomach pressure and prescribes Her bine. It cites C F Moore and urges a bottle for quick relief. A testimonial by W F Bailey praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for paralysis, sores, frostbites and eruptions.
Voters are urged to date tickets for the silk flag contest with renewed interest noted in the race. National and local groups listed include Public School and Pacific College as part of the Saturday voting event.
The Semi Weekly Journal and the Graphic are offered at one dollar fifty cents and one dollar respectively with a two for one seventy five cent deal. School books new and second hand available at F. H. Caldwell & Co prescription druggists.
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