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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
4
Expansion is the word for the Newberg Graphic which now appears in six columns with improved size. The issue notes the value of church people in town and reflects on social circles, youth, and community standards through a columnist who urges readers to consider church ties as a stabilizing influence.
The column notes that church dissensions attract quick scrutiny and cynicism yet warns that printed details may exaggerate or obscure the true good in those involved. It urges readers to remember that initial reports often skew negative and omit positive aspects.
The piece argues a 30 000 Republican majority would bring more river and harbor improvements and general progress for Oregon, aided by the President’s support for the Lewis and Clark exposition, and asks if the state will show gratitude in November. The column contrasts opinions on politeness in social traps with calls for tastier, more stylish Newberg housing.
The spoke about how cottage style, even in small Newberg houses, shapes a town’s appearance and signals the character of its people. Builders should plan thoughtfully before hiring carpenters to ensure cohesive development.
H C Lawer states he is not offering ten percent on harness as prices are near the market and sales are strong. Fresh oysters are now carried regularly by C B Wilson in his refreshment parlors with oyster cocktails offered over the counter.
A collage of shop notices promotes flag coupon offers worth twenty dollars in gold for top sharers, new lines at Harmon ics via Heacock's, and hats at Misses Hutchens. It also touts daily fresh bread at Wilson's, a broad selection of underwear, and hauling orders at Rich's. Land for sale by L. J. Butterfield and window shades by T. B. Cummings & Company complete the lineup.
Prominent officers including Gen. MacArthur discuss recent California maneuvers in richly illustrated articles. Edward Cu cuel provides color drawings, halftones, and profiles of California and Oregon life. Contains pieces on olive oil, almond growing, and depictions of Plumas and Sutter counties. 224 pages, 10 cents a copy, available at newsstands.
The Willamette River boats arrive at Newberg dock with Modoc Portland to Salem on Monday to Independence. Alma details show departures to Corvallis Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 1 p m and other routes including Da to Portland at 2 p m. The schedule lists additional legs Modoc Salem to Portland Tuesday Thursday Saturday at 10 a m and Porting trips Dayton to Portland Monday Wednesday Friday at 6 8 m. All subject to change without notice. A canopy top carriage offered for trade for wood by W J Vestal.
An advert extols DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a universal cure for piles cuts burns bruises eczema tetter ringworm and skin diseases praising the genuine product by E C DeWitt Co of Chicago sold by F H Caldwell Co A humorous note says an old bachelor believes educated women will lay down the law to husbands after graduation.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri writes he suffered a year from a sore and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him. He says it’s the best salve on earth and notes it is available at F H Caldwell Co’s drug store. He adds a thrift line about a dollar saved.
Lockjaw or tetanus comes from bacilli in dirt and airless wounds. Germs thrive after skin penetration from nails or percussion caps, but Chamberlains Pain Balm, applied freely, destroys them and speeds healing in a third of the usual time. For sale by C F Moore and Co with Morris chair giveaways on cash purchases by Porter and Larkin.
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