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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
6
The New York Tribune recalls how the U.S. Supreme Court once sat at a low bench with snuff boxes opposite each justice. When Henry Clay snuffed during a case, the court protested and ordered a taller bench to prevent practitioners from reaching the snuff.
Report compares 1914 and last year auto usage across states with figures for Nevada and Ohio. The data lists totals of registered cars and highlights state rankings in the nationwide tally.
The City of Newberg adopts its 1922 income and expense estimates totaling 5860.00 for general taxation 20910.40 overall figures approved by the budget committee with a November 7 1921 hearing for taxpayers to speak. Recorder Rebecca W. H. Smith notes the council meeting will be at 7:30 PM in the city council room.
Washington reports total expenditures of 19 361 657 for relief and services in the United States and overseas for the current fiscal year. The document highlights $3 669 256 for disabled ex service members and families, increases for veterans' hospital services, disaster relief funding, and overseas famine and child welfare programs while noting large reductions in domestic administration and miscellaneous items.
The Red Cross Institute for the Blind near Baltimore trained 147 blind ex service men in 1920-21 to fit them for life. Nineteen moved to other institutions for advanced education. Twelve started occupations, fourteen continued on the job training, and eighty seven remained in training.
The American Red Cross in Europe outlines six million dollars in annual activities for medical care and clothing of thousands of children in Central and Eastern Europe. Supplemental to Hoover led feeding efforts, the plan creates child welfare stations in population centers to provide essential medical aid and restore health.
Directions suggest mixing water of soda with 2 percent powdered chalk and 2 percent pumice to clean marble and rinse with soap and water. It also advises knitting wool socks with No 60 linen thread from heel to toe for doubled wear and notes beef extract bouillon as handy for emergencies and extra soup for unexpected callers.
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