Newberg graphic., October 14, 1920, Image 8

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08U T H E B B PACIFIC TIM E TABLE
TH E FIRST PHOTOGRAPH
at hie inability to make the plate
retain the picture, tomed it into a
cupboard.
The next morning he
found the picture on the platA A
dish of mercury, also in the cub-
1:14 p n .
board. bed done the work.
5:14 M L
The centennial of the camera sees
4:51 p a .
it snap a flying cannonball, picture
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a moving world, and catch the small­
est wrinkle at the human fans.
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tNo. S41, 11:1S p.m.
MARRIAGE U GEBSES
IS, ISIS
Kathryn Helen Makes. Yamhill to
bout aotiOA Raymond Walter Myers. Yamhill.
Leave Portland
Leave Now borg
Florence Fay Ghthery, Carlton, to
4th aad Alder
Imperial Hotel Roy Leo Vetach. Carlton.
1:14 A.M .
«:40 A.M.
Lilly Martha Wyman. Carlton, to
• :14 A.M .
14:44 A.M. Qharles Steirly Bush. Newberg.
11:44 A.M .
11:04 A.M.
Lydia Ellen Klnyon, Newberg, to
1.44 P .M .
1:44 P.M. Arlington Perry Feesler, Newberg.
ScSOF.M.
1:45 P.M.
Beulah May Myers. Newberg. to
4:15 P. M.
4:44 P.M. Henry Joseph Remlllard, Newberg.
5:14 P.M .
Velan May Dunlap. McMinnville,
•:14 P.M.
to JObn Horton Ooekerham, New­
4:14 P.M .
berg.
Greta Muriel Cralne, McMinnville,
Sat aad Boa. only Sat sndSun oaly
to Calvin Joshua Hayner, McMinn­
11:44 P .M .
1:44 P.M.
ville.
Reservations for Theatre Partie«,
Ethel May Manning. McMinnville,
etc., or tar Spoeal Tripa call
to Beldon Vernon Brower, McMinn­
Portland Phono.................Mala 1114 ville.
Newberg Phono................ Black 114
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NORTH BOUND TRAINS
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Daguerre, in 1414 discovered the
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Arrive Portland principle used la making photo­
No. ISO, 4:44 a. m.
7:41a.m . graphs.
He worked on his idea
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11:10 Am . twenty years, and in 1140 the ftrat
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1:4| p. m. "sunlight picture” of a human face
No. 1S1. 4:44 pan.
5:55p.m . was madA
No. 144. 7:44 p. m.
1 * 4 p. m.
The first success followed failure.
tNo. 14!. 11:10 a. m.
1 :4 1 a .m . Daguerre took an exposed plate from
tSuoday only.
a camera one day. and, discouraged
SOUTH BOUND TRAINS
Leave Portland .
Arrive N«wb«i
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4:44 A m.
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11:11 Am.
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Mrs. LaRose Netty
. You Make the Final Test
NURSE
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at every phase o f the m illing. Each rack
m ust register uniform flavor and baking
qualities. In order to appreciate this
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concentrated nutrition o f —
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ALL FOED PRODUCTS FROM
A delicious "sweet" may be made
FARMS TO COBSUMER by pressing a bit o f nutmeg, candled
One hundred barrel« of flour will
be the dally output of the Henry
Ford grist mill. Dearborn, Michigan,
before the end of the month. If the
rapid progress which is being made
continues uninterupted. At present
it is planned to sell the flour in the
employes’ commissary stores. With
the wheat grown on the Ford farm
the mill will complete a "from farm
to elevator, to mill, to store to con­
sumer’ ’ link. No one outside the
Ford organisation touches the pro­
duct.
_ The flour will be milled as effi­
ciently as modern equipment can do
it. Carried into the mill on n halt
from the elevator alongside the
building, the grain is given a final
cleaing treatment-before being crack­
ed and graded. A number o f bolting
machines separate the white flour
from the chaff and bran, and the
finished products is then stored un­
touched by hands.
At the present time, there are
three Ford commissary stores: one
located at the Ford factory, one at
the Ford blast furnaces and coke
owens and one at the Fordaon tractor
plant.
Groceries, meat, clothing,
shoes, and drugs are sold at cost to
all Ford workers.
lemon or orange peel into the heart
o f a toasted marshmallow, aad then
rolling this in melted chocolate.
A few drops of ammonia will cut
the grease and make It very easy to
dean frying pans or stew pans. Let
soak five or ten minutes before wash­
ing.
In cleaning a base burner, stove
polish sometimes gets on the edge
of the mica in the door. It can be
removed by applying equal parts
of vinegar and water.
To remove vaseline stains, soak a
few minutes in wood alcohol.
Use flqp silk flahUne 5 0 string
beads on— It is almost unbreakable.
You can buy a small piece at agy
sporting goods store.
Keep an old magai ine near the
kitchen sink or table to stand hot or
smoky kettles on. Also useful to tsar
leaves from to wipe out grease dish­
es or frying pans before washing.
Wet shoes should he stuffed with
paper, which will absorb moisture
and prevent the shoes from getting
bard.
Now that sugar is scarce and ex­
pensive it may help to know that
syrup added to coffee when being
null» makbs it more palatable.
Should be used In proportion half
teaspoon syrup to one cup coffee.
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Stores Once W ere
N a iled to the Floor
N ot so the modern ofl heater.
Filled with P e a r l O i l it gives
instant heat m ntyvrhere, at any
timA It sees a continuous round
o f se rv ice —b ed room —dining
ro o m —k itch e n —p a rlo r—and
bedroom again in the evening.
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