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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
6
A medical discussion outlines worry as a key agent in diabetes gout goiter and chronic heart disease. It defines worry as mental unrest about future health and circumstances arising from helplessness and overactivity of ideas. The text notes physical symptoms include low mood and nervous energy depletion in brain cells.
A Pearson's Weekly feature explains the ingenious steps in making an army bugle from copper sheets. The process covers forming a bell and branch from a fifty one inch tube, shaping on molds, spinning edges, filing, bending, and firing, with a silver mouthpiece turned on a lathe and final testing.
By W Inglish urges constant vigilance to stop fires, arguing most blazes stem from carelessness. He calls for eternal war against fire starters, noting doors and signs saved ancient households and stressing proactive habits to protect premises and savings.
A call to extend country school terms to at least 185 days per year to match longer city schedules. The piece cites California New York Connecticut Rhode Island and other states where rural schools vary from 180 to 190 days, urging uniform education length for all children nationwide.
An essay argues for rural chambers of commerce modeled after urban boards of trade. Citing German landwirthschaftsrath entities, the piece suggests agricultural councils could advance rural credit and farm marketing, asserting a council is needed before refarming areas can progress.
A college football scene shows a new varsity tackle from class elevens making a strong debut with a 4.0 performance. He breaks through the line to tackle the opponent who complains of holding. The coach warns him rules forbid holding unless baited, urging breakaway play. The piece shifts to a Youth's Companion reflection on excuses and perseverance.
A brief dialogue scene in Boston contrasts a speaker urging restraint with a lover arguing persistence. The exchange hints at emotional stakes and decision making affecting the heart.
Fragmentary text hints at revering civilizations and a figure who may honor achievement with a tender gesture toward a celebrated pinnacle. The wording suggests praise and a contemplative moment about success and recognition.
The fragment notes Tom Moore began his oriental romance Lalla Rockh in 1816. It mentions the Pall Mall Gazette and a cautious agreement affecting the poem, and includes a digression on birds building nests avoiding bright colors to hide from enemies.
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