Betty and Aunt Walk In Step
A fragment shows a girl named Betty running to catch up with her aunt who pacefully walks. The aunt replies with a garbled line about walking speed and a self referential remark.
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Betty
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1918
Page
7
Encouragement to Sell Stock Notes Market Talks
An exchange urges encouragement for selling stock holdings. Rich plans to motivate others toward the idea and anticipates soon being ready to unload the stock he is carrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Rich
Rankin Addresses Camp Lewis Visit at School
Dr Rankin spoke at home visiting school describing Camp Lewis Washington training camp. Students applauded loudly. Last Saturday Newberg high defeated Corvallis high 22 to 20 after trailing 14 to 8 at half. Corvallia team honored at reception hosted by Newberg high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallia
Newberg High School
Real estate transfers list from Newberg area
A compiled list shows transfers of residential and acreage properties in Newberg and Dayton areas. Transfers involve Holladay to the Black family, Rogers to Rogers, Wortman to Braly, and numerous other deeds, with prices ranging from $10 to $16,000 and parcels from 5 to 189 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary C Price
Ida P Price
Graves
Frank Hesse
Tralgott Wirth
Maria Shull
Leha M Keady
W T Anderson
Woodward
Newberg
A Dimon
L M Gardli
Everest
R L Harris
M Johnson
Chapman
J D Gordon
Lee Land
Viola E. Gilbert
Luella Harris
Russell B May
P A Flynn
S L Scroggin
Western Land & Mortgage Co
Isaac E Staples
Chas M Burrows
D Barber
Broadmead Land Coto
Dodson
Amos Graves
Walter
Margaret J Duff
Newberg Fruit Land
E.nolen
Geo W Hizer
Edwards
John L Anderson
Fred Anderson
Town of Dayton
Jane Rittenhouse
Jane Rittenhouse Et al To Alvira A Beisbineb
M C Black
E Holladay
Jas McKanley
Are you helping in the food say ing problem
A brief, humorous exchange notes willingness to accept dinner invitations as a solution to a food shortage. The dialogue highlights social appetite for hospitality and collective problem solving during a scarcity period.
No More 50 Cent Dinners Warned by New York World
A New York World headline laments the end of $50 dinners and mocks the loss of even 50-cent meals, highlighting a shift in affordable dining expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Maxwell Driver Sets New Mt Wilson Record
Walter Lord drove a Maxwell to a record ascent of Mt Wilson in 26 minutes 56.3 seconds, shaving 21.2 seconds off the prior mark. The feat, aided by favorable conditions, followed earlier attempts and surpasses the twelve cylinder car record set weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
Mount Wilson
Walter Lord
Billy Carlson
Mt. Wilson
Lord Motor Car Co
Maxwell Cars
California
Eaton Canyon
Lord
Oatmeal Dishes For Dinner And Supper By Edna Mills
Oatmeal boosts meals with puddings bread cookies and soups suitable for dinner or supper. A baked oatmeal loaf makes 1 loaf of 144 pounds and a brown pudding serves five. Edna L Mills notes oatmeal is nutritious and economical to help save wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna L. Mills
Gold Bars in Uniform Disturb Morale and Discipline
A dialogue on new military gold bars for lieutenants shows how civilian and soldier errors arose from misread insignia. A young woman jokes about Tom’s gold bars prompting confusion as others ignore her comment, highlighting social gaps and etiquette in uniform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Military
Tom
Harry
Brest not desirable port for New York Brest line
The plan for a New York to Brest passenger steamers line faces hazards. Charles Lallemand notes Brest’s rocky approach and abrupt seabed rise, risking grounding within seconds after sonar readings. Fog blankets the coast about one day in eight, with several extended fog periods yearly, making harbor entry unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brest
France
Charles Lallemand
French Academy of Science
la Nature
Brest Harbor
Barber John Presses for Extras on a Shaving Day
An Indianapolis barber, John, persists in offering massage, haircut, and manicure to a tired customer seeking only a shave. The customer declines, saying it is too hard to put his head together again after a wash. The barber’s persistent pressure contrasts with the customer’s reluctance and the shop’s usual politeness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Indianapolis News
Chicken soup alibi cited in magistrate exchange
Mrs Staven asks the magistrate to try her chicken soup. The magistrate says he has tried it and the chicken has proved an alibi in the case. The quote comes from New Pack.
War separates spouses in Yonkers playful exchange
Mrs Blatbush laments absence of husband at war while Mrs Bensonhurst jokes about the quiet house and lack of a foe to argue with, reflecting wartime domestic humor in Yonkers.
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Newberg Bakery
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John Gower
J. L. van Blaricom
E. L. Evans
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Q. M. Keiling, Sexton
Oregon
Geo E Frons Jr
Luke Sotis
Wit
Brutscher Dlc
Ira Orton
Isaac P Newton
W W Newton
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Wmn Beachy and
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