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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
5
Alum phosphate baking powders sell for less than Royal Baking Powder which uses cream of tartar from grapes. Alum powders vary in leavening strength. a cheap powder can ruin a cake, wasting costly ingredients. Royal Baking Powder Co. New York.
The item provides a collage of Newberg community life including visits from Portland and Seattle, church events, graduations, and obituaries. It notes births, birthdays, travel for memorials, farm news, and college ties with Pacific College, Oregon Yearly Meeting, and local families.
Miss Ila Hesgard leaves for Portland for summer work. Mrs Amelia Calkins of New York suffers a severe pneumonia attack and stays with her son S M Calkins. Prof M D Hawkins of Newberg cannot preach June 4 and Rev Joseph Hoberg will lead services in his place. Mrs Omar Fendall, Mrs Cecil Hoskins and Helen visit E G Fendall home. Ewing Young school children begin vacation. District 61 closes June 2 under Miss Bichford. Children’s Day program planned by West Chehalem Union Sunday School with recitations led by Mrs D P Shaw and Miss Florence Calkins and music by Prof E H Anderson.
A short feature notes the beaver as a model of animal industry and practical skill. It explains their powerful teeth that can cut through a three inch branch in minutes and describes how they carry cut pieces to build structures.
A beaver pieces together a dam and burrow entrance to maintain a fixed water level. The careful, deliberate fitting shows the animal’s clear sense of size and length, producing a spirelike entrance protection as it builds.
A fragment shows Mrs. Briggs accusing a male doctor in Cleveland, suggesting the doctor wrote a report or note. The line indicates public skepticism toward medical authorship reflected in the Plain Dealer excerpt.
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