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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1919
Page
4
The Newberg Graphic editor and publisher note appears with Thursday issues. It lists office at First Street and residence details in Blue 67, Newberg Oregon, and mentions second class matter status.
A mixed page de-emphasizes college delay and highlights items from The Graphic including Oregon Blue Book details and a light poem urging resilience. The verse invites readers to seek the rose amid gloom and to cheer up with song and laughter as life extends.
A Dodge Brothers light delivery vehicle rebuilt by the 311th Supply Train at Nantes park raced on La Baule beach near St Nazaire. It placed first in several events, finished second in a 49 mile free-for-all, and earned praise from Army officers for its performance despite rough beach conditions and a battle-scarred history.
For years Newberg residents preferred renting due to low taxes and costs. Now most houses are occupied, prompting calls to encourage rental housing development or private homebuilding to sustain town growth and accommodate newcomers. Some recent sellers worry about finding suitable quarters as demand rises.
A Portland winter visit highlights kindness of disabled paper sellers and a Newberg man who travels and smiles despite paralysis. The writer urges gratitude for health and laments complaints, referencing a clipping from E F Green about a friend who has been helpless for years and is fed by others.
A revival in an Indiana city used emulation to boost offerings. Ushers cried Amen Hallelujah or Glory hallelujah as 25 cent 50 cent and 1 dollar gifts dropped, totaling 1100 dollars. The piece argues emulation motivates people in work garden and schooling and lures men and women toward higher goals.
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