14 Apr 1927
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Newspaper
Akron Register Tribune
Location
Akron, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1927
Page
1
Lida Wits a Baye, an officer of the Northern Presbyterian mission and vice president of Nanking University, was killed by four Chinese soldiers during the foreigner attack in Nanking.
A fragmentary note reveals a character named Robert as wealthy and discusses secrecy about a partner. The text mentions widow Wyse and a cautious warning to keep silent to avoid discovery. Names and connections indicate a gossip-like reminiscence amid unclear context.
Drake notes a dxmeter on a cart and reflects on how it cheers him. Wo meanwhile touts meekly, with a humorous, lighthearted exchange.
A condensed account of Henry V leading 10 000 English archers to victory over a 100 000 strong French force at Agincourt in 1415. It notes the siege of Harfleur, heavy losses from sickness, and the dispatch to Calais. The narrative covers Burgundy’s shift in alliance after the assassination of Duke John of Burgundy and Jeanne d Arc’s later role in delivering France.
The 1381 tax revolt led by Wat Tyler and fellow Kentishmen sparked a democracy spirit in England. John Ball urged common ownership, challenging serfdom and noble privilege. The mob demanded rights, Oberon king’s pledge, and eventually serfdom ended, shaping enduring demands for liberty.
In January 1904, at Premier Mine No 2 near Pretoria, South Africa, a large diamond later named the Cullinan was found during a routine inspection. The stone weighed 3106.75 carats uncut, later cut into nine major stones and several smaller gems for the British crown.
Detroit News reports a quirky tale of a young woman noted for bravery and wit, wearing white stockings. The piece blends humorous myth with local flavor and a sly nod to regional style.
A gnome debates with Chicken Pox about heart and kindness while Chicken Pox boasts of mischief. Peter Gnome tries to delay the spread of illness, but Chicken Pox admits its heartless nature and plans. The tale ends with reflections on pity and restraint.
A compact retelling of the myth of Adonis and Venus, describing how Venus warned him to beware beasts, his brave death by a boar, and her curse that his blood would bloom into a flower. It notes the motif appearing throughout literature, citing Milton and classical imagery.
A 1927 reflection by Leonard Barrett praising maternal sacrifice. The essay links motherhood to civilization, citing Napoleon, Whistler, Kipling, and President Kennedy, and honors mothers with references to carnations and the lifelong influence of a mother’s love.
A historical sketch recounts Lloyd George at twenty one being admitted to the bar and a Welsh burial case that boosted his early notoriety. The tale notes his early legal skill, public attention, and eventual rise as a major British statesman through a controversial cemetery dispute.
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