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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
6
Shiloh Relief Corps No 28 holds meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays at 2 30 PM in the ICOF Hall. Mrs Minnie V Byers serves as president with Emma L Snow as secretary.
Oregon news notes report German instruction ending immediately in all Linn county schools. The item appears amid a wide roundup of state events including politics, industry, and war-related measures across Oregon.
General Petain tells Gouverneur Morris that French aviators nightly bomb a captured industrial district in France, turning it into a baby Essen. Bombing reduces arms production by about 50 percent as puddlers and machinists lose sleep and planes for both sides split bomb-throwing efforts, with Debeny and Poinchon urging U S help.
Mr Benjamin Kidd advised lean meat for easy digestion and sustained intellectual work. He favored very sparing meals, limited smoking and alcohol, and noted that fatigue followed by a mental clearing can lead to a burst of ideas but at a costly afterward.
The article extols Italy as mother of civilization art and science. It credits Italian figures Marcus Aurelius Dante Columbus Cabot Leonardo da Vinci Galileo Volta Galvani Garibaldi Verdi Marconi and links Galileo to telescopes microscope medicine and chemistry while praising Marconi wireless telegraphy and aviation impact.
Grace-Gladys prefers a man in high collars while Myrtle favors stocks. The exchange asks if stocks would attract the reader, and Helen replies yes if listed among the preferred. The dialogue reflects social taste in attire and accessories.
The exchange notes a day spent golfing and a long bridge session, suggesting ample leisure activity after a mountain visit. The dialogue highlights recreational games and social play without specifying people or places.
Verkoyansk records a temperature of 9 degrees below zero in a world cold record. The Siberian cold pole yields a brief summer with highs in the eighties and continuous daylight that stimulates vegetation and brings flowering ground.
A wife asks if her husband favors daylight saving and he replies that he stays out late, implying he would rather not use any daylight at all. The exchange highlights humorous attitudes toward time changes and nightly routines.
A suffragette leader asks Mr. Debo about contributions to the cause. He replies that he has given, saying he supported the effort with two sisters a mother and his wife.
A witty quip about wealth and taxes appears in a humor column. The speaker jokes that being rich means facing a stiff income tax form, highlighting the era's tax friction and social satire.
Marian says Reggy was injured when Helen threw him over during roller skating. Myrtle confirms the incident caused multiple stitches and a court plaster.
A khaki clad figure proclaims I love the smell of powder in a playful exchange with a companion who asks about the violet. The brief item notes a light mood moment from the Boston Transcript.
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