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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic notes an editorial in Wednesday's issue titled There is a Hell, written during hot weather with the thermometer around 90. It also mentions the Aurora Observer reporting disease among growing onions in that section but not clarifying if the breath of the tubers is affected.
A compilation notes local opinions on cranberry land purchases by Ilwaco Tribune editor R M Watson, Newberg poolroom bans, and school savings banks in Portland. It surveys Oregon versus East Coast contrasts, warns against overhyping new cures, and urges cautious adoption under physician control.
This week two tragedies near Portland underline late night perils as a Willamette boating party ends with two young women drowned and a Powell Valley road auto outing injures a young man and two women.
C D Hamstreet editor of the Sheridan Sun was among heavy losers in a Sheridan fire that struck the business section on Friday. He saved only his mailing list and a few type fonts, losing his home. the weekly will be printed in Portland and Hamstreet hopes to resume publishing soon.
The piece notes the rapid public reaction to announcements of new cures for major diseases. It describes how newspapers quickly spread word and how society reacts with renewed hope and scrutiny when cancer or tuberculosis cures are claimed.
A reader notes thrift visible on Meridian Street between Second and Third where squashes and pumpkins grow along the walk and vines reach over the path. Nearby a fruit tree overhangs the sidewalk offering cherries to passers-by and a rain-water shower from the branches when it rains.
The Oregon Normal School prepares teachers for public schools with a faculty of eighteen. Departments cover supervision classroom management domestic science and art with gym facilities. Training includes a full system from first to eighth grade. Fall term begins September 15 under President J. H. Ackerman in Monmouth Oregon.
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