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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
1
Baccalaureate Sunday marks the close of the college year as President McGrew delivers an educational sermon at the Friends church. A large chorus led the service, emphasizing sincerity and moral fiber. Evening sermons urge a life like the Man of Galilee as the college opens a new social and athletic season.
The text notes a minority of women in college this year contrasting with the usual majority. It contemplates a shift possibly due to a small influence or change in circumstance described as a “little leaven.”
The institute will be held October seventeenth to twentieth in McMinnville with school officers’ meeting on the last day. No public school operates during the session and all teachers are expected to attend. Instructors include J H Ackerman P L Campbell Ressler Sweetser L R Traver Robinson Mulkey and Miss Marvin.
J M Suaw declares the sale of his house furnishings and second hand business to A Fencer. All outstanding accounts are payable to him and any debts should be settled promptly by those indebted to him.
David Starr Jordan compares athletic discipline to business success and urges keeping training rules. He warns that smoking drinking and lax habits derail performance and final victory goes to those who maintain mind soul and body in trim.
A moral verse urges steadfast individual integrity. It warns that Satan may tempt with wrong, but urges constant truthfulness to oneself and to duties. It stresses honor, grace, and vigilance to avoid being deceived by friends or foes.
A tongue twister note links Betty Better to a tongue tied purchase about butter and batter. A Late-50 cords old fir wood priced at $1.40 per cord is listed as three miles north of Newberg by M.G. Oakley.
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