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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1900
Page
2
Newberg Graphic issued every Friday morning with E H Woopwanup and W C Woonwanup as editors and publish as a second class matter at the Newberg Oregon post office on Friday March 2 1900.
The Plaindealer notes opposition to Hon. Thus I. Tongue weakening and predicts Tongue will be renominated by acclamation. It states no other candidates will gain beyond their counties and delegates will proceed to support Tongue, highlighting voter registration neglect and looming election day consequences.
A columnist observes that owners treat a $50 pup with care to avoid ruin, while children are neglected allowing them to roam. The piece links this neglect to the rise of tramps, loafers, gamblers and disreputable women, insisting many children are given unequal care shaping them into societal ills.
Hon C M Idleman delivers a patriotic address urging the personal responsibility of citizens to exercise the ballot. He declares he would disfranchise any citizen who fails to use the franchise, arguing political corruption does not excuse neglect of duty.
Renator Hoar criticizes Bryan in strong anti expansion rhetoric arguing that electing Bryan threatens prosperity wages employment and national credit. He says imperialism is the lesser evil compared to Bryan and questions what Bryan could accomplish against imperialism.
A stir surrounds Charles M. Sheldon and his idea of running an ideal daily newspaper at the Topeka Capital for one week. Critics note the plan would not prove business practicality and point to doubled prices and imagined endowments as limiting factors.
The passage discusses the price of betterment relative to the criticized newspapers, arguing this is a reasonable expectation for improvement. It frames the cost as a justified expenditure tied to enhancing the quality of the periodicals.
Senator Ross of Vermont argues in a senate speech that educating and guiding the Philippines’ inhabitants must be gradual under trained supervision. He warns against abrupt changes and urges respecting existing laws while introducing civil and religious liberty through careful, supervised instruction.
A collage of quotations and opinions targets Bryan era politics, the gold standard, health rhetoric, and imperial policy. Ex President Cleveland and ex Governor Pennoyer appear in critical light, while tariff and insular possessions debate hints at U S expansion views. The pieces mix satirical and earnest tones from multiple papers.
The fragment hints at a discussion of an added word affecting meaning or interpretation. It suggests a probable adjustment or avowed stance on wording, but lacks clear event, names, or context to identify a specific source.
A quoted essay argues happiness in marriage comes from high unselfish aims and duty, not from idealized happiness. It contrasts selfish motives with cheerful sacrifice on both sides, and notes that real success depends on character, not perfect attainment of ideals. Local notices follow.
A prominent Oregon fruit grower suggests applying muriate of potash to soil around 12 to 20 trees to test its effect on prune curl and fruit quality. The grower cautions about responsibility and other factors. Rural Northwest notes the potential experiment is worth trying.
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