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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1918
Page
3
Labor Secretary Wilson compares German methods to a fictitious misanthropic plan by a man named Smith. He says the Germans think their brutal attacks will win, but their tactics are doomed and as absurd as a poison-for-profit scheme in a con man’s tale.
When R N Stanfield announced his candidacy for United States Senator he said he would run his own campaign He keeps his word Those expecting grand headquarters in Portland and a hired manager are disappointed Stanfield is his own campaign manager and directing the effort without outside help
Q. P. Hoff, after fifteen years as Labor Commissioner, announces candidacy for State Treasurer. The report notes his persistent campaigning style and suggests opponents will know he is a contender in the treasurer race.
S B Huston of Portland announces candidacy for United States Senate subject to May 18 Republican primary. His career includes law practice in Hillsboro and leadership in Oregon politics, with a focus on social welfare and state development. Born in Indiana, he is seen as likely to win Multnomah and Washington counties.
A lively exchange notes milliners crafting two or three new vegetables for spring hats. The compact remark links fashion with fresh produce, reflecting playful trends in style and cuisine.
A quoted veteran jokes about staying in the army only if he keeps a nine hour day. He says a return to civilian work would prevent him from seeking shorter hours.
An American trained nurse receives strong commendation from British and French authorities praising her competence and predicting she will meet future challenges, noting she surpasses the typical European nurse.
A Lancaster letter-writer praises a vivid paragraph while noting limited public fascination with high literature amid stress. An exchange cites Mrs Meekton’s happiness after suffrage and a husband’s quip that public officials must ensure those her wife votes for win every time.
Judith Cladel details Rodin’s early struggle as he held varied jobs to live. He chipped stone and marble for contemporary sculpture, crafted trinket designs for jewelers, and made decorative art for manufacturers, gaining a true apprenticeship before opening his own studio. The rented Rue Lebrun studio, a cold Gobelins quarter shack at $24 yearly, became home to his growing studies and works though fragile and crowded.
A young boy declares an ambition to own an air ship and to fly over Jimmie Mack's yard dropping bricks. The exchange suggests a mischief plan and a curious pursuit of flight.
A man sat hours on Observation Rock on Washington Heights gazing east with field glasses. He claimed Washington and Lafayette watched the British fleet from the same spot and vowed to warn New York about German submarines. Police removed him and he is under observation by doctors.
The Westminster Gazette reports that after buns and biscuits are banned for zoo animals the elephants beg for food and subsist on monkey nuts and paper. The biggest elephant accepts a single nut with dignity and uses his trunk to eat the paper as a breadstuff substitute.
John D. Rockefeller Jr urges soldiers to keep physically fit by leading clean lives. He warns against prideful wounds and emphasizes moral discipline as essential to winning the war.
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