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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1911
Page
5
Locals and notices include visitors from Portland Ceres and Salem, farm moves, and illness. Figures tell of library work starting, prune harvest results, church and school news, and community travels across Oregon and neighboring states.
The church announces Sunday at Christian Tabernacle with morning theme Communion or The Lord's Table and an evening sermon at 7 30 on Is It Gods Will to Save All If so How and When Bible School at 10 am with graded lessons for all ages from cradle roll to old age Y PSC E at 6 30 pm and the public is invited Pastor Geo C Ritchey leads the services
The Star Theatre presents Faust in two reels Tuesday night to great effect. Wednesday and tonight feature The Minute Men, the first Edison Historical series entry on U.S. history, a success, with exclusive exhibition rights secured by the Star.
Orville Woodworth Sr born June 19 1828 in Saratoga New York died October 6 1911 at Rex Oregon aged 83 3 18. Survived by one son Orville Woodworth Jr and two sisters Mrs W T Vanderwalker and Mrs Sarah Tompkins. Funeral at Rex Friends Church conducted by Rev Walter H Wilson. Interment at Newberg cemetery. The Worm In the Chestnut explains how a worm enters chestnuts and affects ripening.
An article promotes mercolized wax as a private nightly skin treatment to remove discolored outer skin and blemishes like freckles and liver spots. It claims a safe, pleasant absorption process that reveals fresh skin and a youthful complexion, recommending constant use for many women.
The price of radium has jumped to 80000 dollars per gram signaling a rush for winter supplies. Buyers warned to secure stock before risk of shortages or further price hikes.
Dialogue describes a light exchange between a tenant and landlord about settling quarter's rent. The tenant notes doors in the house won't shut while the landlord jokes that the new house takes time to settle before agreeing to another visit.
The passage portrays a cynical friend remarking that some speeches resemble a mathematical marvel whose solution is uncertain to the crowd yet seemingly inconsequential. The reference to Washington tar adds local flavor and tone.
The constable bets Jinks half a dollar that he was speeding faster than the law allows. Jinks pays the wager and continues his journey. The constable pockets the coin and muses on sport in life.
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