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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
4
Newberg Oregon report notes a class matter involving the Newberg post office. Officials announce proceedings and seek completeness of records affecting mail services. Local residents await clarification on timing and implications for deliveries.
The article notes Jesse Edwards arranging for a college motto now at Pacific College and highlights Charles H. Markham’s ascent to president of the Illinois Central railroad. It credits his outreach, public ties, and reform efforts, praising his role in improving relations between railroads and the public and promoting farming and local development.
A Christmas Eve story translated by Jane Hutchins White is advertised in the East. The piece reflects on Dickens and Burns, the babe in the manger, and the global sense of peace, noting wireless telegraphy and closer world ties. It cites Hague Conference origins and shifts in war to peace themes as Christmas Eve grows more splendorous.
A Christmas program with a social time follows Saturday at 7 30. Sunday a sermon titled The Prince of Peace will be preached. An evening vesper service at 4 features songs and a short sermon The Angels Song. All are invited.
The Friends church invites all for a Christmas exercises program Friday at 7 with a party featuring games and other amusements.
The program starts at eight with music and exercises by Sabbath School members, followed by Christmas tree gift distribution. Sunday morning features a quartet B A Newby Mrs Newby Miss Jessie Gardner and W A King. Evening service includes a short sermon and congregational singing with the Junior choir performing special music.
The Methodist choir directed by Prof. Hull presents the cantata The Hope of the World by Schnecker at the Methodist church on Monday December 26 at 7 45 p.m. The college string orchestra aids and a double quartet performs a Christmas Carol. The hour long program ends with a collection for church music.
The Baptist Sunday school prepares Christmas exercises with tree decorations and special greens at the church Friday night. At the Methodist Episcopal church, next Sabbath morning will present The Second Coming of Christ and the evening The First Coming of Christ with good music. all are invited.
A Christmas Day Holy Mass is scheduled for 8:00 a.m. at St Peters Church. The service invites parishioners to attend the celebration.
Practical guidance on hen housing nest quality and egg handling. Emphasizes clean nests, avoiding stolen eggs, keeping hens laying for market value. Recommends culling winter cock birds, focusing care during moulting with sunflower seeds.
Practical hints on cooking and kitchen care from a historical page. Instructions cover food prep like rice balls and baked dressing, egg handling tips, and furniture polish mixtures. The text also includes short, quaint anecdotes about a farmer and his wife alongside a Cleveland Plain Dealer excerpt.
Advice on preparing and preserving fish includes soaking in salt water to freshen, and using a grater or currycomb to scale. For overnight storage, wrap fish in a cloth wrung from mustard, vinegar, or ammonia.
A recent medical graduate is praised by an elderly man after the youth claimed to have cured Miss Ferguson. The exchange highlights the young healer’s early success and the elder’s pride in the notable medical achievement.
A historical critic notes Hibernicisms in a popular history of France. It questions whether Merovaeus existed while affirming a son Childeric’s existence. It also cites a claim likening a figure to Samson with the jawbone, slaying 1,100 Philistines.
The Bahamas show no remaining Indian descendants. Spaniards carried them away for mining and pear fisheries, while white populations were exterminated. Many descendants now trace roots to Sea Islands people from Georgia and South Carolina who fled to the Bahamas after U.S. independence. The Black speech features a notable vowel shift, akin to Londoners.
An Englishman Dr Gilbert of Colchester may be considered the founder of electricity. He repeated ancient observations and applied them to philosophical methods. His experiments culminated in a book that is regarded as the first modern work on the science. Gilbert was born in 1540 and died in 1603.
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