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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1893
Page
2
In the September 15, 1895 Newberg Graphic the editors report on figures from Polk County thrashing crews and Salem newspaper outlooks while noting gifts of soap to local papers. It mentions Antonia sending three candidates to an asylum, Portland hospitalizations, a sparring preacher, and California pride in promoting the state name.
The Ture Keeley Institute in Forest Grove is praised for curing intemperance. Rialto California paper The Bugle fades. Delta Colorado bank robbers from the McCarty gang are killed. J. R. Todd sits in Salem penitentiary for mail robbery. Sunday closing movement grows. Beaverton fears looting from new saloon. Towns debate ethics of liquor licenses and newspaper finances strain local papers.
An international medical gathering in Washington last week labeled consumption a contagious disease and rejected a hoax claim that homeopaths are quacks. The report also mocks exaggerated mineral spring lore in Oregon and critiques Oregon politics on money hoarding and inflationary finance amid broad social worry.
Rural Northwest notes update dairy price policy from Coquille Creamery Co to 20 cents per pound for butters effective mid August. Experiments at Wisconsin station claim corn-fed cows show 0 percent better gains. New York creameries produced 194,075,557 pounds butter and 190,901,310 pounds cheese in 1802. Jersey cows like Matilda 4th yielded 16,159 pounds milk in a year before milk fever. Prolific Jersey estimates suggest about 1,000 living of 115,000 registered in US with many unregistered pure bloods and 100,000 high-grade Jerseys. The value of cows for dairy income versus beef, skim milk feeding benefits, and tendency to improve with better feeding. Observations on Woolly Aphis resistance in Winter Macintosh and Northern Spy apples with Australian grafting practices to avoid pest damage.
A reflective piece describes the mouth as the front door to the body and cold storage inside. It contrasts mouths seen as pouches with others like holes cut in a wall to admit a door or window. The text centers on the mouth as an aperture to interior anatomy.
A colorful reminiscence extols the mouth as central to politics, work, love, and humor. It claims the mouth fuels orators, chews life and gas, sparks greetings, tears, and songs, and binds society from dinners to funerals, lamenting a world without mouths.
A thirteen year old in Kokomo Indiana died after filling his room with 933 cigarette boxes while trying to win a prize from cigarette makers. The Union Signal urges boys to learn harms of tobacco and pledge not to smoke, warning it corrupts body and soul.
A 19th century warning describes growing numbers of traveling fakirs abroad and their unreliable schemes. It advises avoiding strangers who offer goods on credit or debt, cautioning readers to buy locally from trusted dealers to protect money and ensure returns.
Yamhill County school board accepts teacher Leal Cook resignation and selects Miss Mary Cook of Newberg to fill the position. Gialloway, formerly with Boise City schools, declined the last vacancy. Newberg fair expected to exceed prior success. county displays urged after harvest season. A sheridan area worker, paid from harvest wages, was rounded up by Marshal Neal.
A Chicago World's Fair visit described in a brisk tour through the Manufacturing and Liberal Arts building, the Horticultural hall, and Midway. Highlights include majolica and bronze works, a two foot high iron eagle, Bohemian glass, Japanese and Chinese displays, and extensive fruit and orchid shows with numerous souvenirs and attractions.
The seminary begins the new school year with Prof. Bowman in charge ensuring likely success. Hop picking thrives with better quality and quantity than last year, while J. W. Martin builds a new dry house to handle his hops at home.
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