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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
8
The Life Extension Institute urges aging not by years but by lifestyle. Cultivate health for love of it and use proven means to improve endurance. Focus on responsibility toward the body and avoiding illnesses to increase happiness and moral well being.
Mrs Proude recounts an afternoon encounter with Mrs Guggenheimer about her new hat. She recalls the reply that she liked it “Just exactly as well as any I saw last season,” prompting Mr Proude to call it not criminal while she sees it as evidence of flirting with last season’s hat.
A garbled OCR passage shows Mr Jones asking why he is “like a pin” in a strained exchange about silence and gin. The fragment hints at a domestic moment with phrases about getting lost and spending time searching, but many words are missing or distorted.
A note of thanks to Newberg business men for liberal donations to the Yamhill County Poultry Show announces a free event in Newberg on December 21 to 24, 1915. Judge Keeney will assess birds as N L Wiley chairs the show, with several local ladies named in association.
The Rev Irl R Hicks 1916 Almanac praised as the finest largest and best yet printed The Hicks storm and weather forecasts for 1915 proven true and valuable The Almanac for 1916 urged for homes and offices in America Word and Works Magazine offered together for one dollar a year Almanac alone 36 cents prepaid Address Word and Works Publishing Company 3401 Franklin Ave St Louis Mo
Mrs August Schaad shopped in Portland Saturday. Mr and Mrs E N Conway welcomed a nine pound son named Eugene Morrison Conway on Thursday Nov 18. Mrs H H Peters hosted Miss Clara Wahl from the East for a Saturday party with Oregon grape and ferns decor.
Come and get our price of dynamite before you buy. Gon Hdw. & Imp. Co. Money furnished promptly on real estate at 7 and 8 ct. Atty. B.A. Kirks. McMinnin Lone Fir Dairy offers sweet and sour milk buttermilk skim and cream with evening delivery.
During November the Graphic and the Weekly Oregonian are offered for $1.85 for a full year. The deal is presented as a strong bargain and readers are urged to act quickly.
Rag carpet and rug weaving by Joseph Stephens advertised on Dayton road opposite David Martin place.
Advertises a Jersey bull for service from Ladds farm priced at 2 dollars in advance. The bull, described as a 15 thousand dollar bull from an imported cow, tests 7 percent. Contact G. W. Dayton, located half a mile east of Spauldings Mill, phone Red 148.
Notice invites readers to buy a home for less than improvement costs or a store room for the value of brick and materials. Address C. F. Moore, Whittier, California.
Daily service from Imperial hotel except weekends departs 6 30 a m with return from Corner Sixth and Taylor streets at 5 15 p m Fare 66 cents one way 1 25 round trip I E Holt phone Red 181 tf
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