Newberg Graphic Thursday June 30 1910
Newberg Oregon weekly newspaper notice dated Thursday June 30 1910 issued by W C Woodward. Classified as second class matter at the Newberg post office with annual subscription price of 1.50 in advance.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
4
Newberg Oregon weekly newspaper notice dated Thursday June 30 1910 issued by W C Woodward. Classified as second class matter at the Newberg post office with annual subscription price of 1.50 in advance.
A thoughtful editorial argues today’s youth roam freely and attend public amusements at all hours, risking loose conduct and eroding decorum. It urges parents to enforce home boundaries, preserve wholesome girlhood and boyhood, and avoid letting modern amusements erode virtue.
A collection of aphorisms on money and behavior. It highlights thrift and cautions about lending, warns that fat remedies are rarely needed by hopefuls, and notes a goat will butt in despite telling it not to. The closing line hints at abrupt endings.
Rev. W C Reuter pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church received word from Bloomington Illinois that Illinois Wesleyan University conferred on him the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. He studied over five years with a nineteen hour final examination. His thesis titled The Supernatural Christ from a negative point of view. He holds four diplomas, all earned by hard work.
The excerpt blends aphorisms on temper and knowledge with railways and marriage references. It cites a ram’s horn blast knocking walls and notes readers’ reluctance to quit after revealing troubles. It comments on schooling, rail switches, and a poet’s compulsion to sing.
Citizens debate city charter changes to be decided next Tuesday. Officials deny council can bond for sewer projects without a public vote. Also note a separate inquiry asks for a missing cashier description while a business man recalls a $25,000 shortfall.
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