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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
2
A Newberg Oregon editor–publisher urges readers to support the local paper with subscriptions and advertising. He notes the newspaper must charge to meet costs and thanks mothers, urging readers to honor them with flowers and affection this Mother’s Day.
A historical reflection explains the reasoning behind setting aside a day to honor mothers. The piece discusses the wisdom of dedicating time annually to celebrate maternal figures and the cultural value attached to the observance.
The article urges abandoning grumpiness in favor of optimism and bright moods. It argues that most people have faced early energy drained by others' complaints and asserts that cheerful attitudes uplift both the giver and receiver. It champions smiling over sourness as courageous.
Editorial note urges writers to sign their names on all items submitted for publication. It explains unsigned messages are discarded to verify authenticity and accountability. If you are not ashamed, sign your name.
Meetings planned by the Commercial Club to entertain Dayton's business community seek to foster friendly relations and mutual understanding between Dayton and smaller neighboring communities. If petty jealousies are overcome these towns would profit collectively. The text urges showing Dayton visitors a good time to demonstrate genuine interest.
Chairman Gary of the Steel corporation argues that if any country can endure, the United States can prosper, a sound point often overlooked during difficult times in America.
A provocative remark compares anti government falsities to praising Russia, suggesting that stark criticism of state power often fuels a desire to flee to harsher regimes. The comment lampoons moral outrage as hypocritical rhetoric.
United States Department of Agriculture offers tips to start plants indoors four weeks before open season. Build seed beds in flats or cigar boxes, provide south window light, rotate trays daily, and transplant seedlings when they have about two true leaves to maximize growth and yield.
The article details using stacked boxes for starting plants with careful watering and lighting, moving outdoors in warm weather, and transplanting with root soil cubes. It notes jarred plants with soil and a protective can for cutworms, repurposed cans for transplanting, shellac to slow rust, and hotbeds to extend the season. It also suggests cinnamon to improve gooseberries flavor.
The Portland Newberg motor bus schedule takes effect August 15, 1919 with Saturday and Sunday service. Times show 11:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. runs and theatre party or special trip reservations via Portland Main 3314 or Newberg phone.
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