When Will the War Cloud Roll By
A commentary on German morale and public psychology during World War I. It compares German leaders manipulating public hope to a physician stimulating a patient, arguing the nation may break under sustained nerve strain even as the Kaiser wagers on ongoing victories. Strong entities include Germany, the Kaiser, Hamburg American Line, and Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Das Ackerman
United Press
Gerard T Tae Yeers
Berlin
du Forr
Neork Times
Sicity
Gerard
Wanaer
Hindenshre
Kaiser
Geestal
Jase
Farm Notes by County Agent Highlights Local Fur Trade
Buhl Idaho reports from MccMinnville Oregon auctions. C D Irwin and C E Fletcher purchase a head for 1830 dollars. buyers express satisfaction. Ross Cruickshank earns 18 05 from 43 mole pelts. Young pelter Lynn Obye at Yambill brings 220 pelts at 19 cents each. Louis Rydell from Willamina sells 28 pelts at 19 cents and nine at 25 cents. M S Shrock County Agent.
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Buhl
Idaho
C. D. Irwin
Pioneer Test Association
Forrest
McMinnville
Oregon
Lynn Obye
Yambill
Louis Rydell
Willamina
M.S. Shrock
Cou Agt
Yam Hill County Federation Names Officers and Directors
Mrs Knickerbocker of Sheridan presides over the Yam Hill County Federation of Women. Appointed roles include Publicity Anson Lemon Newberg. Literature Julia Gault McMinnville. Music Hattie Sackett Sheridan. Constitution Dell Warren McMinnville. Parks Mary Field Sheridan. Public Health Mrs Sanders Dayton. Forestry J Sherman Dayton. Household Economics Baret a Thomas Amity. Finance Lewis McMinnville. other officials include Mrs Buchanan McMinnville Mrs Sherman Dayton and Mrs Ryan Newberg.
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H. C. Knickerbocker
Sheridan
Yamhill County
Newberg church services and guest speaker visit
Sunday activities include Sunday school at 10 a m with Prof Perisho as superintendent. Morning preaching at 11 a m by Mr Henninger of West Africa who will share experiences. Evening services at 8 with themes The Basis of Optimism and Apply in the Golden Rule. </analysis>
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Perisho
Henninger
West Africa
Henry Crow
Synod of Oregon
Jerusalem
River
Jordan
Fourteen Oregon Counties Exempt From War Draft Quotas
An official statement asserts that fourteen counties and the city of Portland will not contribute to Oregon's war draft intake, with a net quota of 717. Adjutant General White explains allocations are based on revised population and volunteer enlistments, noting prior claims of 717 lack official confirmation.
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Portland
Oregon
White
T' Polk
Tillamook
Foods for War Time Nourishment Guide
A wartime dietary primer by Marian Harris Neil lists four essential nourishment categories. It notes body-building foods like cheese, meat, eggs, and bread. fats for heat and strength. vegetables and fruits for blood purification and vitality. and bone-building materials in milk cheese oats onions and greens, vital for growing children.
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Marian Harris Neil
People’s Home Journal
Vicinity Socials Report Guests and Travel Plans
Miss Ruth Corbett of Corvallis is visiting Mabel Rush early in the week. Mr and Mrs Montgomery host Miss Harriet Beckley of Portland. Maud Putman, visiting her parents, returns to Seattle. Nellie M Hill leaves Wednesday for Lake Tahoe to end her vacation. Blanche Best of the Collins Ellison White service and Miss Stannard of Newberg call at the Markell home. C E Newhouse forecasts a busy cannery season with new machinery aiding fruit conservation. Mrs Willis Clark learns her brother Robert Gillespie will visit Paso for ten days before returning to Seattle.
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Ruth Corbett
Corvallis
Mabel Rush
Mrs. Montgomery
Harriet Beckley
Portland
Maud Putman
Seattle
Nellie M. Hill
Lake Tahoe
California
Blanche Best
Stannard
Newberg
Markell
C. E. Newhouse
Willis Clark
Robert Gillespie
Paso
Texas
Real estate transfers announced for Newberg area
A batch of land transfers lists multiple deeds in Newberg and surrounding towns including S. L. Brown to Fair view Farm Co 80 acres and Laura B. Banta to Wias Lan dis and wf 12 and 4 blocks City Park add Newberg among others. Amounts range from $1 to $4250 with parcels primarily 9 to 80 acres and rural and city lots involved.
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S. L. Brown
Fairview Farm Co
Cor
Gare
Laura B. Banta
Wias Landis
City Park
Newberg
Charles C. Barrett
Wm. O. Barnard
A. L. Alderman
A. J. Bewley
N. J
M. Matheny
M. C. Goodaich
John Klig
D. D. Deskins
Ellen Graham
E. W. Angell
Isaac McKenzie
Lizzie Baxter
Rus Rood
Myrtle J Ns
W. E. Robbins
E. S. Robbins
Minnie B. Shaw
Sher
H.L
Detta Sharrer
A. Waller
Hush
Wm. Patton
Gold Medal Contest for Children at Methodist Church
Next Monday evening at 8 o clock the Methodist Church will host a children's gold medal contest. Four Newberg children are in the class, each holding a silver medal. Lloyd Wilson, a silver medalist, is out of town. The program features good music and a full lineup. Admission is 15 cents. children under 2 years pay 10 cents.
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Newberg
Lloyd Wilson
Duluth teacher uses novel math to illustrate 7 billion war loan
G A Glyer a civics and high school instructor in Duluth Minnesota devised remarkable classroom problems to convey the scale of seven billion dollars in U S war funding. Students calculated vast comparisons from counting newspapers to miles of dollar stacks illustrating the enormity of the loan.
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United Net
G. A. Glyer
Duluth
Minnesota
New York
San Francisco
Glyer
W C T U Gleanings Update From Mrs Harford Home
A busy W C T U meeting led by president Mrs Etta Moore at Mrs Harford home with devotions by Mildred Wills. Members were urged to write to absentees and a L T L picnic is set for next Wednesday at 3 pm in the city park. The L T L gold medal contest will be at the M E church Monday evening next and several young speakers will compete. Next union meeting is scheduled for August 8.
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M. E
Barber-Wood couple wed by license in small ceremony
Jena Dee Barber and William Avery Wood secured a marriage license and planned a private ceremony. The notice mixes with unrelated text about garment care and cleaning methods, but confirms the license event.
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Jena Dee Barber
William Avery Wood
John T Bell Describes Omaha Loganberry Juice Craze
John T Bell writes from Omaha describing popular opinion on Oregon loganberry juice at city soft drink spots. He notes prices seen in ads and considers how local distributors might profit from reporting on the fruit industry. He also comments on broad streets and traffic as automobiles spread.
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Oregon
Qu Jones Bros. & Co
Newberg
Omaha
John T. Bell
Dundee and Nearby Residents Enjoy Weekend Travel and Visits
Misses Christopher and Young took a weekend trip to Portland while Mrs. Sarah Bryan visited her daughters on Chehalem Mountain. Several locals were noted in visits to Seattle, Spokane, and the Red Hills, with others repairing hay and expanding homes as summer plans unfold. John Herring had a minor hay incident but returned to work quickly.
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Christopher and
Young
Portland
Sarah Bryan
Chehalem Mountain
Belle Kelley
A. C. Grier
Spokane
Dundee
Bland Herring
Seattle
Robb Brothers
Carlton
William Wilson
Warren
Philip Beck
Sally Beck
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Hood River
Jackeon
Pere Errewes
Josephine Lake
Eeeeeneewes Evan
City of Portland
Umatilla
Wallowa
Wasco
Washington
Abe Wen Yamhill
Eenenener
Orseene
Methodist Church
W. C. T. U. Gleanings
Jones Brothers
Loganberry Juice
Mrs. Olmstead
Ralph
N. W. Bailey
E. C. Henry
Henry
Clark Noble
Red Hills
Roe R. Robison
N. W Bailey
W. F. Meyers
Columbia Highway
John Herring
T. A. Ha
Portland Sunda
Monda
F. S. Hillsinger
Miss Eaton
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