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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1903
Page
4
W C Woodward, associate editor, charges one dollar per year in advance for subscription service.
The Graphic extends warm Christmas greetings to its readers with best wishes for joy and peace during the holiday season.
An all night electric light service marks another step in metropolitanizing Newberg. The piece notes Monday as the shortest day of the year for most, except a child counting days until Santa Claus arrives.
The aged preacher Rev. Robert Collyer advises those seeking longevity to live naturally, eat freely, and always walk on the sunny side of the street.
The old time talk about winter and hoary locks seems out of place in Oregon as he persists in springlike dress and refuses to grow old.
With River Street opened through to the college and the canyon bridged, the street will exceed a mile in length. Lined with maple trees it will be the finest street in Newberg and a source of town pride.
A reflective note warns against exploiting a child's love for Santa by seeking out a vulnerable recipient for a gift. The piece urges readers to test their motives and consider kindness over mischief during the holiday season.
Rev. L. A. Crandall of Chicago argues that duty cannot be transferred to others and God is served at the ballot as in church. He warns against leaving civic affairs to professionals, calling suffrage both a privilege and an obligation.
The Eldorado Kansas Republican editor contemplates fame and failure noting he does not expect praise yet plans to endure harsh criticism. He hopes for peace at the end and to avoid further hostility as life winds down.
Dr Minthorn argues for merging surrounding districts with Newberg to form a large district with graded, specialized instruction. He favors building larger facilities over many small ones to improve teacher focus and pupil outcomes, stressing sanitary, architectural variety, and long term benefits for the community.
Rector E A Langfeldt of St. Luke's Ashburnham Ontario praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy for curing his severe cough and cold just before Easter. He credits a bottle sent by the company and notes he preached three Easter services afterward. Sold by C F Moore & Co.
An afternoon musicale features praise for Prof. Eaton as a renowned conductor. A social intrusion by a woman is noted while discussion shifts to a street car or band question and a sales pitch for oak chairs advertised as free at Porter and Larkin.
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