Misguided Scientific Assertions Across Electricity Flight and Laundry Remedies
The article condemns incorrect beliefs from experts like Faraday and Airy on underwater cables and heavier than air flight. It cites Lord Kelvin and Newcomb challenging these views with mathematical and practical scrutiny. It also notes rubbery laundry tips such as egg yolk treatment for ink stains on white goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kelvin
Faraday
Airy
Ireland
Nova Scotia
Dr. Newcomb
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
No Baby Carriages There In Tokyo
Maynard O. Williams notes in the Christian Herald that Tokyo lacks baby carriages as he describes an urban scene with an elevated trestle, warehouses, and busy streets filled with automobiles trucks bicycles and carts. He attributes close mother child contact to good baby behavior.
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Tokyo
Maynard O. Williams
The
Christian Herald
To Remove Ink From Lace
A note describes how women who spilled ink on lace dyed with Trish and sleeves removed stains by rubbing gently in vinegar to lift the marks.
Bride’s mix up yields perfect wedding day
A woman misread the date of her wedding and believed it to be Wednesday when it was actually the following day. Despite the error the bride was ready on time and the ceremony proceeded smoothly on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Republic
Weeping Sleep Tip From Boston Journal
The Boston Journal notes that sleep comes easier when the body is made comfortable with a rubdown bath and a small meal. To calm the mind read familiar poetry or a well-known book, as no exertion is needed. The heaviest sleep usually starts about an hour after sleep begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal
Chaucer’s Face In a Stone at British Museum Exhibit
A small ribbon jasper displays a perfect miniature portrait of Chaucer in the geologic section. The stone shows a white face lips broad forehead and eyes, with details so accurate that some educated visitors doubt it is not artificial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaucer
British Museum
Estate of F T Keyes in Oregon County Court notice
In the County Court of Oregon after opting in this matter of the estate of F. T. Keyes the court issues notice. As of February 26 1917 administration of the estate of F. T. Kayes is declared and administration proceedings proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aate of
Oregon
F. T. Keyes
F. T. Kayes
Yehiil
Cwene Tees
Bank
Tailored suits and coats by Mrs Terrell
First class dressmaking by Mrs. E. B. L. Terrell offers tailored suits and coats with satisfaction guaranteed. Located at 911 East Third, corner of Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. L. Terrell
East Third
Corner of
Center
Springbrook PTA Fundraiser For Red Cross Set Friday
The Ways and Means Committee of the Springbrook Parent-Teacher Circle pledges 26 dollars for Red Cross work and asks the community to donate strawberries butter eggs and baked goods to be sold at Crede's Market in Newberg Friday afternoon chaired by Mrs P M Tallman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ways and Means
Springbrook
Red Cross
Newberg
Crede’s
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Ocnewee
Newberg Lodge
A. F
A. M
R. J. Moore W. M
G. O. Keeney
Shiloh Relief Corps NO
Elizabeth Clemens
Emma L. Snow
W.E. Evans
John Gower
Graphic
Oregonian
Parker Bros
Star Brand
McCoy
McCoy Bros
Clarence Butt
Newberg Creamery
Nash
First St
Hart's Shop
Main Street
W. E. Williams
Sheridan
Meridian Sts
Hancock Sts
W. M. Crawford
Dayton, Or
Zimri Ellis
Chester White
H. C. Offel
Qat
McMinnville
Willamina
B. A. Kirks
Ore
Frank Osborne
Illinois
ASK Yamoreg Collection Agency
Masonic Bldg
M’minnville
Stef
Oregon Hardware Co
Mitchell Auto
Hart's
Enterprise
Oregon & California Railroad Co
United States
Grant Lands Locating Co
Portland
G.S. Young
R. E. Brown
Imperial Hotel
Washington
City L. P
Prunes
H. S. Gile & Co
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