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Newspaper

Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1915

Page

6

Armies Prepare For Hard Winter Fighting

A Paris based observer notes Europe braces for a protracted winter war. France mobilizes supplies, munitions, and labor while Italy contemplates long conflict. German and Austro efforts to boost shell output loom, as French women bear heavier roles and government supports aid for families. The piece contrasts civilian resilience with battlefield discipline and the unity of officers and men.

Paris Galicia Poland Italy France Creusot Union Europe Prince Jermany

Golf Greats and Rising Stars Highlight Long News

The report covers historic golf figures like Vardon and Ray, their early clubs, and Open championships. It notes young Ira Jacobs, a rising high jumper, and Walter J. Travis quitting tournaments after a storied career. Also mentions Tom Kolehmainen’s ten mile record, Auckland Wilding memorial plans, and Ed Garrity’s potential move to the Washington club with national interest.

Alarry Vardon Eddie Tay Eagland Stir Jersey Vanton Ray Mer Hide Varlon C Oaddy St. Mile Guernsey Winchester Sandwich Vardon Walter J. Travis Australia Travers Kirkby Anderson Marsden Great Britain Travin UAT Florida

Wilding Memorial Drive Organized by New Zealand

New Zealand tennis players have formed a movement to erect a memorial for Captain Anthony F. Wilding the noted international tennis player killed while serving with the British army in France. The council of the New Zealand tennis community initiated the project.

Taunts Association Wilding Hi Birthplace Christchurch New Zealand Weater

The Translated Man Elijah and Elisha in Faith

The lesson surveys Elijah and Elisha’s journey as symbols of devotion and readiness for Pentecostal transformation. It notes how Elisha’s request for a definite blessing was granted, the mantle’s transfer, and the enduring call for believers to walk with God, expectantly awaiting Christ’s return and the resurrection.

Heaven Elijah Eilisha Elisha Ruth Paul Jerusalem Jesus Christ Jesus Lord Jesus Christ Ghus Enoch God Bin Amos Ts Jontan Elan Exther Herod Herodias Solomon Pather Eliljah Eijah Christ

Big Guns of a Century Ago

The Dundee Advertiser reports on Ottoman and British cannon of extraordinary size. It notes 1807 Dardanelles bombardment impacts, the 110 gun Reval George nearly sunk by a single shot, and the Windsor Castle losing its main mast from a massive bolt. A granite 0 pound shot stove in Active’s bow, while a brass two-part gun required slow firing.

Europe J. Duckworth Dardanelles Constantinople Reval George Windsor Castle Fred Dundee Advertiser

Crabs Parade Adorned Shells In Weed Fashion

Reports from the Linnaean Society describe crabs dressing in bright seaweed, sponges and other materials. They paste pieces onto shells with careful grooming, matching colors on limbs, and improving the attire as it ages.

Linnaean Society Lonilon Spectator

The Attorney In England Belief In Legal Title Change

A London Mall writer notes that since November 1 1885 attorneys have ceased to exist in law and their title merged into solicitor of the supreme court of Judicature. Archbishops Trench in 1850 warned the word attorney was fading from use as solicitors gained ground. Yet the tradition of attorney general remains honored amid conservatism.

England Fottester Supreme Court of Judicature London Mall Reed Johnson Archbisshoph Trench

Knocking on Wood and the Old Belief in Wood

A New York Globe item notes the long history of the phrase Knock on wood. It traces antique beliefs where wood blocked evil spirits. An ancient superstition linked wood to luck and tabooed iron in sacred spaces. The piece cites Professor William S. Bude and references Solomon's temple.

William S. Bude King Solomon's Temple

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