Fakir Warns Public in Newberg Section
The Newberg Graphic reports a fakir claiming to cure deafness has been operating in the area. The paper urges readers to be on alert and warns the public to beware of this deceptive claim.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic reports a fakir claiming to cure deafness has been operating in the area. The paper urges readers to be on alert and warns the public to beware of this deceptive claim.
The Courier last week ran eleven divorce notices under the banner Cruel and inhuman treatment. Oregon City earns the nickname for those seeking to be untied through legal separation.
The note claims Washington pushes smaller newspapers while many departments demand more free space, and criticizes salary earners for overlooking the issue’s two sides.
The Graphic extends condolences to A. D. Moe, publisher of the Hood River Glacier, whose seventeen year old daughter died in an accidental drowning. While wading with her twin sister in a Columbia River clough, she stepped into a hidden mood in the sand bottom and drowned before aid could reach her.
M. J. Brown, once a newspaper man, leaves the Benton County shipyards for a poultry venture. The Benton County Courier notes his habit of pulling tail feathers to hear a squawk will likely disrupt the hens, leaving eggs unavailable.
Burleson is quoted saying half the newspapers in the United States could be dispensed with. The piece notes many publishers agree, claiming Burleson could be dispensed with without loss to the country and with credit to the Wilson administration.
Provost Marshall General Crowder asks newspapers especially rural ones to notify 13,000,000 men called to register on Thursday September 12. He says at least three million can only be reached through local country papers and urges wide distribution beyond urban centers. The Lebanon Criterion notes the debate on the matter.
The Oregon Voter reports two of the three big men on the state highway commission near a sharp policy split. Benson, the senior member, urges completing first roads under current conditions.
Articles discuss prioritizing main trunk highways as war needs demand while supporting overlooked minor routes serving agricultural districts. The piece urges coordination between leaders to fund statewide road goals and avoid local pork-barrel effects that undermine public confidence in Oregon’s highway program.
The YWCA doubles as a war aid agency in the United States and France, supporting women engaged in war work or affected by war, mirroring the efforts of the YMCA for men. The article highlights widespread activities and organized relief programs carried out by the association.
A letter from Pacific College Alumni Association to Herbert C. Hoover is acknowledged by his secretary E Nickson. The notice notes Hoover’s war relief work and credits alumni support for his successes. The text records August 1918 correspondence from Newberg Oregon and a social event for Miss Ruth Hinshaw, with Alaskan marriage plans.
About twenty young ladies gathered at the T. E. Miles home last Thursday evening for a social shower honoring Miss Ruth Hinshaw. The event featured kind wishes and light refreshments as attendees shared in the celebration.
Newberg Chapter No 66 CE and Newberg Chapter No 55 CE extend sympathy to the immediate family of Emma Larkin on her passing. The resolutions note the loss to the chapter and request copies be entered in the minutes, sent to her husband and father, and published in the city press.
Smooth custard with fruit is a dainty when chilled. Stuff dates with almonds or candied ginger and bake apples with nuts and cream. Use durable plates for fridge dishes. rub lemon on slimy sponge to refresh it. Okra boosts summer soups. Create a scented sweet jar from petals and leaves. Tea water cleans varnished wood by soaking spent tea leaves.
A land parcel has been purchased in Jerusalem to establish a Jewish university. The agreement outlines plans to build a higher education institution serving scholars and students in the region. Details on the buyer and exact location were not disclosed.
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