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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1920
Page
4
The item urges fair and just treatment of public school teachers as essential for the development of children. It argues teachers are usually right, deserving authority and tact, and warns against automatic child complaints, stressing parental support to aid youth.
In the seventies E F Tenant known as Flint ran a small Indiana town newspaper. He used odd methods to collect debts from subscribers including a memorable dream where angels and demons showed punished delinquents, after which Flint woke from the vision. He later understood the dream’s rough moral about payments and debts.
A columnist argues for maintaining longer workdays to honor the legacy of the Pilgrim fathers. The piece asserts industrious citizens secure education, political voice, worship freedom, and progress, warning that idleness leads to decay and that everyone should share the burden of work.
Politeness is not learned from books or etiquette but shown in helping others. true politeness means smiling at a baby, guiding a blind person, aiding the cripple, and living with consideration. Those acts define a gentleman and a free, natural life.
The speaker praises constructive encouragement over criticism, comparing the word wholesome to its parts and choosing hope over doubt. He prefers lifting others, predicting their ascent, and celebrating the labor of his brothers rather than prophesying their downfall.
A brief exchange notes that accidents on the ice vary and have no fixed number, describing them as existing on a sliding scale.
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