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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
2
Newberg Oregon weekly issue prints on Fridays with a fragmentary note on Chief Justice Brewer and the constitutional subject United States vs United States as a historic point. It also mentions a Pan American conference interruption in Mexico due to an earthquake with Chilean delegation handling the day’s program.
Opposition papers hold to the yellow report claiming Roosevelt publicly rebuked General Miles. The piece was quickly debunked as false after circulation, but rivals refuse to yield the talking point and press the issue to register a complaint against the new president.
The McKinley National Memorial Association in Cleveland Ohio warns the public about fakes collecting funds under false pretenses. They urge caution against scammers exploiting the nation's affection for the martyred president and urge reporting suspicious solicitations.
Great preparations are being made for the Olympic Games of 1004 to be held in Chicago. The piece compares to Athens 1896 and notes Chicago’s stadium will seat seventy five thousand, with overall scale expanding in line with American enterprise.
The penny postage enthusiasts express little satisfaction with the new post master general. He says the ideal rate would be a penny, but adds that better facilities require free consideration and should not be curtailed by revenue cuts. Mr Payne echoes public sentiment favoring improved service over a one cent rate.
Rev H K Hines, a noted pioneer missionary in the Northwest, died at his home near Portland on Sunday morning. He spent nearly fifty years aiding moral and educational development in Oregon, earning praise for devotion and usefulness.
Washington declares General Miles seeks the presidency in two years with Democratic backing. The piece notes his recent censure by the President has sharpened his bid while public sympathy grows. It forecasts political missteps if Miles uses personal rivalry to gain the executive chair.
A fragment from a political debate shows a Democrat charging the G O P with piracy influence under Hanna, a Republican warning about temperance and action, a Prohibitionist critiquing passive advice, and a Socialist advocating universal competition amid national concerns.
The Milton Eagle urges local businesses to advertise in the hometown paper to boost town growth and maintain reciprocal support. It argues the paper reaches the right audience and condemns attempts to seek favorable coverage, stressing every mill shop and business should be advertised to present a accurate view of the town abroad and at home.
A prose piece from the Fort Worth Mail Telegram presents the devil reflecting on his centuries of misdeeds. He notes resentment toward liars and corrupters, condemns slanderers who prey on innocent girls, and hints at setting a moral trap for them as he closes his ledger.
The Saturday Evening Post article cites Russell Sage urging young men to save 25 percent of earnings, seek self reliance, and live honestly. It emphasizes independence, strict money values, regular work, and civic duty, warning against private laxities and dependence on others.
A columnist bemoans theater as an essential for youth while valuing reading and simple amusements. The piece contrasts masquerade culture with intellect and notes a future where theater may fade as mental development grows. Ends with an advertisement for Dr King’s New Life Pills at Moore’s drugstore.
Henry Himler famed Clackamas River fisherman nets a monstrous 30 pound Chinook after his boat unexpectedly veers and stalls midstream. The catch, noted by Oregon City Enterprise, stands as the largest salmon in days.
A jumble of old medical pitches and pithy proverbs touts Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption and Electric Bitters, with testimonials and dubious quips. Exaggerated cures, free trials, and price notes mingle with moralizing lines about lawyers and dying moments.
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