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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
2
A 1901 Oregon brief comments on McMinnville College versus Haman, praise for President McKinley’s May visit, and a critique of local editorial overviews of seasons. It notes Willamette Valley media and a dig at plagiarism debates around collegiate oratorical contests.
The Telephone Register is criticized for repeating an accusation that Mr Minchin of Newberg faces plagiarism charges from McMinnville College. The writer argues the Register should rectify the claim that the executive committee sustained the charges and urges fairness aligned with the Reporter.
A historic shift shows agriculture growing nationwide as rural telephone service expands. The article notes that farm life is no longer isolated, with social advantages helping farmers stay connected with neighbors and reducing the lure of distant urban wealth.
A sharp editor notes the gap between anti trust talk and buying from mail order giants like Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck. He argues purchases abroad crush local competition and urges readers to support home merchants with cash and credit.
In recent years leading figures at major U.S. colleges including Harvard are cited as voicing deep pessimism and even seditious sentiment about the republic. The piece questions whether these institutions, once bastions of Americanism, now reflect despair and decline at the top levels.
Globe-Democrat denounces President Hadley for predicting an emperor in Washington and urging a public conscience to curb trust power. The piece argues his tone is unpatriotic and excessive while noting college gifts and bequests as signs of generous, not degeneracy.
Elwood S. Minchin of Pacific College is cleared of plagiarism charges by a seven to one vote of the Inter-collegiate Oratorical Association of Oregon executive committee. The decision lets Minchin represent Oregon in the interstate contest at Walla Walla.
The report describes a heated debate at McMinnville College where Prof. Kelsey defended the accused, quoting Judge Williams and methods used by Min chin backers. The assembly found the college isolated, amid jealousy and spite, as Boardman publicly supported the protest. Will Newberg learn from this episode.
The Albany Press notes Elwood Minchin was found guilty by some papers and a rival candidate of copying passages from Wendell Phillips while preparing his oration. The intercollegiate committee did not confirm the verdict amid protests by J Sherman Wallace’s school.
C D Isbill of Morgan town Tenn reports bleating sores on his daughter’s head healed by Bucklens Arnica Salve claimed to cure Bexema salt rheum pimples and ulcers. The notice also lists dates for a teachers county certificate examination at McMinnville April 10 to 12 with cert classes and subjects outlined. BK V Lerinkeneuo Supt
Mrs. Chas Applegate of Alexandria Tod reports severe consumption symptoms with night coughs and spitting blood. She credits three Dr King’s New Recovery bottles for curing her illness, gaining 48 pounds, and claims the remedy fully cured all throat and lung troubles. Trial bottles free at F Moore & Co.
A faded testimonial claims Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription heals backache bearing down pains and other womanly complaints and makes weak women well It describes a Florida womans two year struggle with weakness and bearing down sensations and credits the medicine with restoring health compelling readers to request the Doctors guide for 21 one cent stamps.
A 19th century advertorial blend advocates Moki Tea as a cure for sick headache constipation and insomnia. It links natural living to moral wisdom and promises health benefits and money back satisfaction with 25c and 60c prices from C F Moore and Co. The piece also muses on domestic virtue and family peace from Margaret E Sangster.
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