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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic is published every Thursday morning and lists office and residence addresses within the White Oregon Blue series. The item notes the post office designation as Newberg Oregon and confirms second class matter status.
The issue notes rising butter wrapper orders from farmers wives showing increased milk flow from the green grass. The Graphic is delayed by editoral distractions this week. Citizens hope for President Wilson's speedy recovery to avoid a calamity.
Washington reports census enumerators will start in January with district drives lasting two weeks in cities and towns and about a month in rural areas. Government article notes no officials will discuss census returns. separate post office list offers various consumer articles with prices.
A new publication titled Producing Milk will be issued monthly by the Henningsee Produce Company in tl interest of their operations. The notice outlines the periodical as a vehicle for promotional and informational content related to dairy production and company activities.
Newberg and Sclo Oregon and Washougal Washington host condensed milk plants as J W Bailey editor introduces the publication. He says the monthly sheet will connect with patrons the dairymen and readers to share progress and efforts in the dairy industry.
The ukulele, popular in the United States, was first made in Hoonolulu from lea wood. Prices range 3.75 to 20 dollars, with well seasoned wood shaping the tone. Last year production tripled to 1,600 monthly, and a Honolulu company aims for 2,000 monthly output with an annual total near 40,000.
Lord Leverhulme acquires Lewis Island off Scotland, a 770 square mile landmass with about 30 000 residents. He aims to expand the island into a center of British fishing, targeting a population of 300 000 and leveraging his Mersey experience to develop the venture.
Lord Crawford the chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster from Haighhall Wigan has applied as Corporal Crawford for membership in the Wigan branch of the Comrades of the Great War. He joined as a private in the Royal Army Medical Corps and served in France before being promoted to corporal which rank he still holds.
A playful exchange between a mother and daughter imagines a nursery rhyme twist. The girl Ethel jokes that the familiar cow jumped over the moon is instead a kangaroo, a lighthearted line about lessons in natural history.
A luncheon tale recalls Uncle Ted visiting a town theater to see a film with his wife. The riotous first act shows a shooting and crowds fleeing. Ted hesitates then leaves with bravado claiming he must see how the woman fares.
The article outlines Hans Christian Andersen born 1805 in Odense and later reaching fame in Copenhagen after his Fairy Tales in 1838. It notes influences from Fontaine and Arabian Nights and mentions tales like the Tinderbox and Big Claus and Little Claus.
A tropical sea colony forms a single organism from many individuals linked like Siamese twins. The largest ballooned float carries gas while numerous netted members hang below. Feeding trumpets, feelers, grape clusters, and drag-anchors with stinging cells support the colony and prey on young fishes.
Miss Jessie Spencer was a Friday Saturday guest at Otterbrook. Frank Keyes and family returned from a coast trip. Mr and Mrs Newton Bailey moved into their new house last week. Frances Scallon of Portland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R A Olmsted. The Lehmans funeral and Red Cross sewing work are noted with community sympathy and honors for Grandma Lehmann.
An Irvin Cobb essay picks a stout Normandy cheese as a world class delicacy. He describes its flat cake form and potent aroma that commands attention and elevates other cheeses. The piece treats cheese as a noble food and a cultural icon in northern France.
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