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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
2
A rousing anti Thanksgiving poem condemns the holiday as a social and political instrument. The speaker imagines a slave of power and laments a brother slain for a human holiday, urging war against oppression and exposing the harsh ironies of feast and law.
The Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society Volume 3 has been received and praised for detailing early Oregon history. It calls for careful preservation and notes distribution to societies and libraries to promote broader knowledge of Oregon. Interested readers may apply to Geo H Himes at City Hall Portland Oregon.
The Milton Eagle laments juvenile courting in town streets as a source of pneumonia and moral worry. It urges mothers to teach proper behavior and ensure girls and boys hear a firm warning about romance and conjugations, blaming neither sex but calling for parental guidance.
A leading magazine essay argues the coal strike reveals the danger of private control over fuel. It accuses mine owners of indifference to humane needs and exploiting the poor with high prices, urging the public to rethink trust in those trustees of national energy security.
An exchange urges that road construction requires substantial funding and patience. It argues to press the legislature to convene next winter, hoping for a long term financial plan to advance roadway projects.
The text notes a broad plan to reorganize and improve various areas within Oregon. It suggests that, overall, the state will be better off due to adjustments and focused efforts in different regions.
The Newberg Graphic marks its fourteenth year in publication with twelve under current management. The paper is praised for reliability and consistency in the Willamette Valley, contributing to Newberg's high moral standing as noted by the Woodard-Reporter.
The Wednesday club hosted their husbands and guests at Mr and Mrs D H Turner s home Tuesday evening A masked Colonial arrived and was unmasked by Puritan matron Mem F A Elliott The guests impersonated Pilgrims and chiefs including Massasoit Ramoset and his squaw John Belle and Pocahontes from Virginia A playful war scene ended with Miles Standish joining to smoke the pipe of peace in a lighthearted colonial themed gathering
A statement asserts osteopathy cures about eighty percent of diseases once deemed incurable by other systems. The text argues that reliance on empirical fame is misleading and calls for fresh discussion of the incurable label and cure claims.
The column discusses osteopathic practice and vitality, noting misunderstandings between osteopathy and other treatments. It includes an old ad urging business ads in local papers and anecdotes about a bashful woman with three chickens and a clerk's surprise. The tone reflects a bygone small town newspaper with scattered notices and community vignettes.
Pacific Timber Company of Cottage Grove Oregon advertises jobs for two hundred men and twenty foremen with high wages and steady work. Also offers a farm of 112 acres with 32 acres suitable for grain crops and timber for cord wood, near Newberg in Yamhill County with good water and local schools and churches. Inquiries to D M Raineey Newberg Oregon.
An advertisement promotes Kodol as a remedy for indigestion from heavy meals. It claims Kodol relieves inflammation of stomach membranes, protects nerves, and cures dyspepsia and stomach troubles by cleansing and sweetening the stomach glands. Caldwell & Co.
The brief covers the Newberg Public School monthly report for the period ending November 27, 1902. It outlines attendance, enrollments, teacher assignments, and notable activities or expenditures during the month.
Fragmentary OCR shows an old time medicine advertisement promising relief for ailments like dyspepsia fever and constipation at Caldwell & Co's store. The text also contains various property transfers and legal notices from McMinnville Oregon with multiple names and dollar figures.
An Elizabeth West Virginia item touts Caldwell Co druggists asserting success with Dr New Discovery for consumption and throat illnesses. It also mentions land offerings near Newberg and a sample school-exam exchange about fathom and species.
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