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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1919

Page

7

War era sanitation gains spark national cleanup push

Century Magazine notes postwar optimism as cities near army camps adopt strict cleanliness. Inspectors shut down unsanitary theaters and eateries, forcing swift compliance. Public blockades unclean labels with strong policing, signaling sanitation as a lasting wartime value spreading nationwide.

Chattamooga Iquor Litary Colin Wit Gee America Century Magazine

Old Custom and Yankee Spirit in Wartime Letter

A Washington board of trade former president receives a war era letter from his son Milton F Brandenburg a sergeant in France. The message expresses anxiety over personal matters and questions of loyalty and resilience amidst distant war. An embedded anecdote recalls harvest gleaning tied to charity dating back to Ruth and earlier.

Edwin C. Brandenburg Washington Board of Trade Sergt Milton F. Brandenburg France Jeff Matt Britain Ruth New Orleans Times-Picayune

Native Alaskan evangelism faced destitution after mission cuts

The piece notes growing indigenous churches in Alaska with ministers serving 1,700 people before a death, while Russian mission support is withdrawn leaving spiritual need and material hardship across communities.

Honor Is Given to Italy by Early African Exploration

The French school in Rome head Monsignor Duchesne informs the Royal Italian Geographic Society of a Paris National Library curator's discovery. Antonio Malfante, an Italian, describes the Tuat oasis and Niger journey in 1447, asserting Italy's prior discovery before later Europeans.

Rome Monsignor Duchesne Royal Italian Geographical Society Sudan Pisa Venice Maghreb Pease Central Africa Niger Charles de la Ronciere National Library of Paris Italy Tyat Robin and Charlie Tuat Antonio Malfante Giovanni Mariane

Conquest and Kul tur pamphlet cites German war praise

A public information compilation titled Conquest and Kul tur presents quotations from German writers and speakers including the Kaiser to illustrate Teutonic worship of war and world conquest. Compiled by Pross, Notestein, and Stoll with university support. foreword by Guy Stanton Ford urges Germans to reject the war spirit.

Committee On Public Information Pross Wallace Notestein Elmer E. Stoll University of Minnesota Guy Stanton Ford Germany Unti

Bureau of Standards Tests Magnetic Compasses

The Bureau of Standards undertakes a wide program to study magnetic compasses at the Naval Observatory in conjunction with the Joint Mg and Davy Board of Specifications and the Shipping Board. It aims to develop a standard testing method and prepare government purchase specifications. A magnetometer form measures magnetic moment deviation and a rotation test for pivot friction is under development. The bureau plans to test several thousand compasses this year.

Bureau of Standards Naval Observatory Mg and Davy Board of Specifications Shipping Board Bureau

Did His Part Anyway In Chicago Peace Parade

A Chicago school celebration saw children form a parade and perform a program with patriotic songs. They collected for the United War Work Fund. Buddy joined in, singing along with the older children whether familiar or not, and later recalled not knowing the exact words.

Chicago United War Work Fund Buddy

Mock Trial and Burning of Emperor Charles Effigy in Genoa

During Italy's victory celebrations in Genoa a crowd gathered before the Garibaldi monument for a mock trial of Emperor Charles of Austria. An English sailor group led the ceremony condemning the figure to death and hanging it on a pole. They set the effigy alight, consuming pole and figure as Americana and English participants joined in the Italian festivities with enthusiasm.

Genoa Italy Garibaldi Charles of Austria

High Class Women Writers and Broadway Dramatists

The article notes that women have long been present in literature and are increasingly visible in drama. It cites Austen Eliot and the Brontes, then observes that recent years have seen several stimulating plays by women and that female dramatists are becoming common on Broadway signs alongside men.

Jane Austen George Eliot Brontes

Paquin Turns Out Army Clothes Under Mme Paquin

Mme Paquin, famed modiste, now outfits the army. The article recalls M. Paquin’s rise from bank clerk to founding Maison Lelanine, and his selling the Paquin business to a company with $2,500,000 capital.

Maison Lelanne Paquin

Priest Claims Parishioners’ Respect in Rural Encounter

An Irish priest boasts of his parish’s respect when an English clergyman and a boy with a goat pass them. The boy, gripping the rope, refuses to salute the English visitor, saying he would salute only if reverence holds the goat.

Judge Recites Vivid Intimidation Claim in Domestic Conflict

The judge quotes a battered brother recounting threats and a violent assault. A man claimed to be his wife’s fast husband and warned of powerful influence before allegedly slapping and hammering him. The testimony highlights perceived social leverage in a domestic dispute.

Utterback Fnl

Plain Fare and the Mockery of Culinary Flair

The Birmingham Age-Herald notes that decorative touches on food are often seen as intrusions by fastidious diners. The column mocks the idea of aesthetics in plain cooking and suggests practical, unadorned fare is preferred.

Birmingham Age-Herald

Chinese Bishop Consecrated in Shanghai Church

The Church of England in China consecrated the first Chinese bishop, Archdeacon T. C. Shen, at the Our Savior Church in Shanghai. The ceremony followed Anglican rites with bishops from multiple regions assisting, including Molony, Norris, Graves, Roots, Huntington, Diff, and White, all serving as Chung Hua Shang Kung Hui bishops.

Church of England China T. C. Shen Church of Our Savior Dix- Well Road Shanghai Doctor Molony Obekiang Doctor Norris North China Doctor Graves Roots and Huntington Diff White Chung Hua Shang Kung Hui Canton

The Settlement of Nymphs Pearl Village Women Lead

In a Cape Shima village meaning Settlement of Nymphs the pearl fishery is led by women aged four and up who dive and run homes while men stay home. Men test diving, face a women led boycott, and Parliament is petitioned for rights amid ongoing sex clash.

Shima Japan

Seasickness A Doughboy’s Request on Transport

Lieut Sydnor Harrison recalls seasickness as a dreadful malady that can unman a soldier. A doughboy on a transport bound for France is roused from seasick stupor to go on deck, and begs to hurry the ship faster to escape the seasickness.

Lieut. Sydnor Harrison France Jack Corp

Y M C A Casualties Among European Efforts

The Y M C A has run over three thousand secretaries in Europe plus more than a thousand French civilians, operating about fifteen hundred huts and stations for American and French troops. By August 1, more than fifty casualties occurred, eleven killed in duty. Four ministers died at the front with many others permanently injured.

Europe Atlantic Monthly

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Preparing for Pele’s Return Sidelined by Farewell Haze

A fragment notes readiness and anticipation as discussions reference a judge and a sighing moment before Pele’s expected return. The text hints at preparations and emotional tone surrounding a notable figure’s comeback.

Clemenceau’s Message to Roumanians

In October M. Clemenceau received a Roumanian delegation and was asked to send a message to Roumanians who had fought and suffered for the allied cause. He replied that in their presence he took his hat off to the Roumanian people and put it on again in face of the Romanian government.

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