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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
4
A 1919 news item notes motor driven vehicles now surpass railroads in deaths, causing rail safety coverage to drop from front pages. The report highlights the shift in public concern and the growing impact of road transport on fatalities.
Reporters noting unrest say Congress left the peace treaty unsettled and public mood wary. Voters and soldiers surveyed across the country show little support for Pershing or Wood, and many fear military leadership at the helm. The piece also reflects on how formative years shape a youth's later career and cites Wesley Everest as drawing into I W W influence.
The Reed College Quest criticizes religious enthusiasm among students while contrasting with a veteran journalist’s call for a nationwide revival of old fashioned prayer meeting religion. The piece notes science and secular arguments against prayer and highlights Edmonds’ August editorial urging moral reform and fair treatment of workers.
A preacher envisions a practical religion guiding every act toward the judgment day. He argues the golden rule, lived fully, would harmonize capital and labor, end business troubles, and unite rich and poor as brothers' keepers for national safety and world peace.
Portland circuit judge Calvin A. Gantenbein dies of heart trouble at home after breakfast. Governor Olcott has chosen a successor, but the name will not be released until after the funeral.
The American Forestry Association notes bluebirds are among the first birds to arrive in spring from southern winters. Some hardy individuals migrate as far north as southern New England. They nest in bird boxes, building cavities, or tree holes, lining with grasses for four or five blue white eggs. the female appears paler than the male.
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