31 Dec 1914
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1914
Page
1
A local town forms a Community Welfare Club led by a factory cost expert to educate residents on merchandising costs and value, opposing mail order houses. Through cost analysis and side by side tests, the effort boosts home merchants, improves local jobs and real estate as demand rises and the community grows more confident in buying locally.
A vintage New Year poem urges self improvement and moral discipline. It contrasts social distractions with quiet prayer, family time, and simple religious devotion. Ministers should preach plainly, avoiding offence, while individuals aim to live honestly and uphold spiritual strength.
A Zona Gale essay argues real progress lies in shared town life not just individual gains. It cites new buildings and services but questions whether improvements reach schools, poverty, and prevention, urging cooperative moral growth and communal responsibility.
A fragmented ad praises early rising and a “Per Deete Plow” with dynamite for backbones, urging trade at The Big Howe Store. It claims such goods and prices will cure troubles and win family approval, extending cheerful wishes from Larkin Prince Hdwe Co for 1915.
A motivational exhortation to attend church with a friend on Sunday. It urges choosing a mother’s church, giving up the lazy hour, dressing well, walking with head held high, and actively singing during congregational hymnody. It emphasizes honoring a mother’s memory through church attendance.
A reader reports success from advertising in The Graphic with 28 responses in the first week. The advertiser asks to cut out the ad and send a bill, promising to send payment once the check arrives, claiming the ad paid for itself.
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