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•ONTKEBM PACIFIC TO B TABU hand w a s h in g abb h ealth . Shiloh Belief felpe, Ho. M I b g jj^MJÇAN PRhftb ASSOCIATION Meetings hold >nd end 4th T h o r » day of each month ft 3:36 p. m.. in I. O. O. F. hell, corner of First end For tlu- last two years we have Meridian streets. beard much of the theory that a m uM great deal of contagion is spread by Frances Woodruff, President Brama L. Snow. Secretary. the hands. Dr Hill would have us do away with handshaking, and greet each other by a salute such as several million of our soldier boys SOUTH BOUND TRAINS learned to do gracefully. Dr. Rob the Leave Portland Arrive Newberg ertson attributed much of 9:00 a m. ¡spread of the flu in 1918 to the hands No. 351, 7:35 a. m. H «et U your 11:32 a. mVj ns agents. No. 365, 10:05 a. m. “Of course my against embarraanng errors la spalling, 3:20 p.m. I Dr. Cmuuitngs examined the hands No 359, 1:00 p. in. b a t t e r y haa pronunciation and poor choie* o f we*da Know th * meaning o f puastiag 6:36 p.m. of a large uui.ber of exposed people No. 363, 4:0s p. m. Threaded Rubber war tana*. Incrrar« your *T 6:68 p.m. land found di-t se bacteria often pree- No. 357, 5:36 p. m. itionM irm * which rcaulta la paper aad auo 12:45 a. m. lent. Tubercle bacilli were found tNo. 361. 11:36 p.m. If you bad j on one-fifteenth of the hands ex- tSeturday only. tan that tmet — ---------------------— ----------------- - .»mined: diptheria on one sixteenth. you’d get the Mt, aad you’d re- THE HIGH SCHOOL pneumonia on one-sixth, and strep-1 AGRICULTURE ROTES tococci from one-third to all of the DICTIONARY la an all-know- ing teacher, a Universal question hands of exposed persons examined. answerer, made to meet your Weaver, examining the hands of needs. I t is in daily use by September 2. 1920 persons in a diptheria hospital, found hundreds o f thousand« of «uo- caarful man sad rum en the world orer. diptherig bacilli present on the hands WOlard Battery— «•«.seeworda. 37eeraa*a. MMI1- Dr. Lyman Abbott, in the Outlook c f one-flfteenth of the internes. the only one' with Threaded Rubber • July 25, 1917, pp. 473-475. said con Winslow found that one-tenth of Ineulatlon — hae cerning the Smith-Hughes type of those who had been caring fo f ty agriculture education work: phoid patients had typhoid bacilli "This form of agriculture educa or their sear kinsman, colon baoilli, tion seems to me to throw no littlg on their hands. Ia an investigation light on some of the perplexing Barton and Bigelow found diptheria problems of our American life. It is bacilli on the hands of one-sixth Of Auto Battery Dept a great unifier. It brings the school a lot. , Newberg and the home together; the teacher Telephone Co. *■' Thev skin is the natural home of and the parents together; education and life together; and. what Is per a boil producing pus coccus, the haps best of all. fulfills the promise staphylococcus albus, just as much of the Hebrew prophet and turns the as Lake Superior is the natural home heart of the fathers to the children of the whheflsh. All of this argues end the heart of the children to the the great heallh importance o f fre quent and thorough washing of the fathers.” • i- "What is needed to-day, as never hands. The question arises if there are before, is net less diversity of tklents and training, but more unity of disease bacteria around us all the spirit, greater community under time, and if the hands are so fre standing. more jkming of hands in quently soiled by them why not ha bitually wash the hands with an common causes. Farming offers a profitable and antiseptic soap? J. F. Fulton of the For the I * dividual and For the State satisfactory living for the average University of Chicago set the answer ▲ Person with No Education has but One Chance In 150,009 to boy or girl with a thrifty, alert, pro to this question as his task. Render Distinguished Service to the Public The result of his experiments are gressive spirit, combined with a prop - W ith Common School Education 4 Chances er preliminary education; and it found in a recent number o f the W ith High School Education.. . . 87 Chances offers an opportunity for exceptional Journal- of the American Medical ________ W ith College Education------- „ , . * 0 0 Chaaosa--- ----- He founjl^Jj^j;, .more success for the exceptional boy or association. bacteria was removed when the g ifir— AR E YOU GIVING YOUR CHILD HIS CHANCE? Covet for your boys such balance hands were washed with ordinary THOSE STATES ARE W EALTHIEST T H A T H AVE INVESTED and perspective and such a quality toilet soap than when t ie various MOST IN EDUCATION in their education both during the antiseptic and germicidal soaps were periods of their formal schooling and used. Why, then, pay 30 cents to in after years, that, proudly and af- 50 cents a cake for these special fectionatly, It may be said of them, soaps when ordinary toilet soaps Through a “ Liberal and Practical Education” “ Thejr are gentlemen of the old selling for 7 to 12 cents a cake were prepares the Young Man and Young Woman for school." more effectual bacteria removers? Useful Citizenship and Successful Careers In "In the whole process of hand Some one has said. "Farming and Agriculture Engineering Mining Home Eoenomics the Bible go band in hand.” What washing,” he says, "done in the Commerce Pharmacy Forestry Vocational Education more need be said really, in favor usual manner, the special so-called The Training Includes PH YSIC AL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENGLISH. germicidal or antiseptic soaps ex o f any vocation. " X '.' MODERN LANOUAGE. AR T and Other Essentials of a "The nearer the soil, the nearer hibit none., of these properties.” Standard Technical College Course There is one exception, and that to God.” Who has not heard the — Fall Term Opens September 20, 1980. Tuition Is Free. Is the soaps which contain mercury. expression time and again! FOR INFORMATION W R ITE TO God certainly has blessed, and He used green soap, soft soap, Cas does bless the man in any vocation, tile soap, ordinary toilet soaps and TH E REGISTRAR, Oregon Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore. where he has time to think, and to several brands o f medicated soaps commune with the spirit. No lm bought on the market. His experi- practical wildly sentimental thought »nents, as well as those of Weaver this, boys. In these days o f unrea Cummings, and all the others, show soning hurry and striving, it is in the importance of clean hands. The deed a great blessing to have time i Point he makes is that the cleans- Ing properties of a soap are more to think— to philosophize. “ To search Into the reason and important than its germicidal prop nature of things,” that is what we erties. mean by the word ptitinfipM «* , _______________ - ....— ■ O - - • . .___ L _____ we use it here. HOW TO K E E P ’EM ON THE FARM We give you young folks fair To ket*p ycung men and woman warning, for we have been “ through on the farms— the mill.” The following up of 1. The standard of living on the many vocations will Leave you little farm must be made n.oie nearly or no time to do that which you know you love to do— “ search into the rea equal to that o f the city. FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS 7 0 8 F IR S T S T R E E T 2. Farm life must appeal to wom son and nature of things.” In many en as well as men. callings you will be so driven by 3. More attention must be given facts and figures; so driven by the to the household and the kitchen. necessity for "keeping everlastingly 4. Better educational opportuni at it.” that you will be most keenly ties must be provided. disappointed. 5. Banks in rural districts should The farmer has to work and work hard as does every other man; but stand ready to furnish financial as unlike the big majority of men sistance to their farm customers to (praise be!) he is not a slave to enable them to procure the necessary the time-clock. This alone, is a adjuncts to all well regulated homes 6. Tenants should have reasonable wonderful boon. The big majority of men are per opportunity to acquire their own haps honest enough to be farmers. iarms. These are the main remedies sug- At least the manufacturer and others NORTH BOUND TRAINS I Leave Newberg Arrive Portland T:4S a. a . No. 356. 6:06 a. m. 11:20 a. m. No. 354, 9:65 a. m- 2:46 P l m. No. 368, 1:11 p. m. 6:35 p. m. No. 352. 4:06 p.m. 8:30 p. n No. 360. 7:04 p. m. 3:06 a. m. tNo. 363. 12:60 a. m. tSunday only. I f Us HARDWARE By Dr W. A. Evans '(Copyright. 1918.) 'e\e£ot it. Things you need Everyday. 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Kested to prevent migration, by We have punched a time-clock before : M B W,,born- Governor of the Fed- now and we know from actual ob-1eraI ReaerT« Bank- Atlanta, writing servatu that many of the men who I in the Na*hv,,,e Banner. Gov. Wll- als< punched that clock, would starve bo^n says, In discussing this lnter- as farmets. i festlng and important problem, in W hy* Because the farmers must whlch ererjr man- woman and child put in an honest days work through-|,n the Un,ted Stale" interested: out the year or go under. And a days! " If farm ,,,e U to be made thor' work cannot be measured in hours I ough,jr attractive, attention must where the honest man is concerned, j not ** * lven exclusively to the cul- It Is rather measured by what has tlvat,on of the ,and: mor* of U mu*t been done, accomplished. Many of ‘ be given to the kitchen and the the clock punchers do not know whatl household. "Farm life must appeal to women an honest days work means. N ow on display at T y n d a ll Correct , lubrication, make^ a good tru ck better F or a L IM IT E D period w e are givin g new and regular customers, w ith each Vacuum Cup T ire bought at our store, one “ Ton Tested’* Tube o f corresponding size. B uy N O W ! Y o u cannot expect maximum per formance and long service from you r truck unless it is lubricated corrsctly. Correct Lubrication ia a science. If you are honest, you should he a a“ weU M m* n: ,n Bplte of the num* 1 trm<-r my boy! b«r and different character of many T h e recommendations of oar Board If you decide to become a farmer tasks, the farm women are you will decide to b« Independent. * ,ven l " ade<lual « equipment. o f Lubrication Engineers embodied Oliver F. Kilham. i "In these days, with agricultural In the Zerolene Correct Lubrication Dir. Agr. Dept. N. H. 8. labor 80 "carce- more attention must o fe * ¡ Chart are designed to better the per ______ ! be paid to raising the standard of formance and lengthen the life o f | living on the farm, and what would trucks, tractors and automobiles. Get Limited Spaar. give the women and girls greater --------- comfort than a fa:m electric llght- a Correct Lubrication Chart from TRACTO RS: Thar* le a 8he— I think the Newcombs must Ing system which would do away you r Zerolene distributor.•_ . ¡4 correct grada of Zerolena have moved here from a very small I with the onerous labor of fillin g for each typa oí tracto*. Hat. i and trimming kerosene lamps, and STANDARD OIL COMPANY Ha— Why. dear? R elieve them of the drudgery of 'California) She I noticed their dog wag* his drawing water from the well or go (all up and down instead of side- ing back and forth from the spring ways. San Francisco Chronicle. with its ever Uraaoute burden." V. D. MILLER, Special Agant Standard Oil Go. Newberg. 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