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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
7
Fresh paint and stain problems are explained with a spot specialist offered by a modern laundry service. The ad promises effective stain removal including grass, acids, and grease without harming fabrics and invites callers to have a representative contact them promptly.
Baker Theatre hosts Friday and Saturday showings of Always Audacious featuring Wallace Reid in a dual role as hero and villain with a staged self fight and a black eye. The film, adapted from Ben Ames Williams, also stars Harry Carey and Carol Halloway in a rugged outdoor drama with a kiddie actor, then continues Monday and Tuesday with If Only Jim about Jim Golden a lazy mining camp dreamer in Borealis and Dot Dennihan the post mistress.
The review notes Jim Golden’s rise from lethargy after adopting a deserted baby. It then profiles Carver Endicott who tries to disgrace his own family to win back his fiancée, only to see public mockery fuel a comedic struggle. The film resolves with Washburn style humor.
An advertisement describes Twenty Lessons in Domestic Science by Marion Cole Fisher as a complete advanced home economics course for housewives and students. It claims a hundred pages of practical lessons, covering food value, kitchen equipment, cost reduction, health, and modern science in the home, priced at $2.00 with a claim of a condensed $100 college course.
In Oregon some canneries idle and others operate to dry loganberries. Large driers from the Oregon Growers Cooperative Association at Sheridan and Scotts Mills run continuously and smaller driers assist in berry care. The effort aims to save the crop and ease the year's supply challenges.
J. J. Handsaker State Director Near East Relief sailed from New York June 40 aboard the Acropolis to work in the Near East this summer returning to Portland in the fall The Brotherhood of American Yeomen backed the relief effort emphasizing care for Armenian orphans and hospital care The trip includes insights from Handsaker about Armenian destitution and a mother with four children in steerage describing government red tape and bonds to keep a child from becoming a burden. Handsaker recalls earlier immigrant family memories.
Abe Cooke and family express gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers sympathy and help shown during the death and burial of their wife and mother.
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