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Newberg Graphic in Newberg, Oregon

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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1920

Page

7

High School Agriculture Notes on Thought and Education

An editorial urging persistent self discipline and thinking to graduate from high school. It cites a $9.02 daily net return from schooling and warns that rejecting four years of education limits prospects, urging insurance-like value of education for a family. It references Oliver Kilham and proclaims education as affordable future security. The piece also mentions historical motor legislation and street railway interests in Kansas City.

Oliver F. Kilham Dept N. H Great Britain Acte Wcy England Kansas City Kanesas City

England Ba Suppres the Automobile Campaign in 19th Century Roads

The article compares early steam coaches and street railway efforts in England with modern jitney suppression. It notes steam carriages operated by 1824, with horse and rail opposition using tolls and laws, leading to steam vehicles being driven off roads by 1865.

England The Legis

Household Hints From The Home Magazine Column

Several practical tips for cleaning and cooking including removing stains with egg white, baking soda for porcelain, squeezing large corks after boiling, turpentine for enamel baths, drying and rubbing for shine, bread crusts to prevent mold, salt on a griddle, raisins to save sugar, warm water for painted floors, boiling a clothesline, lemon juice in eggs, and onion juice extraction. The Light In the Window reproduces a World War I era scene of a single colored soldier aboard a ship entering New York harbor saying I'se home.

New York Harbor The American Legion Weekly

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