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Newspaper

Le Grand Reporter

Location

Le Grand, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1925

Page

2

Bible History and the King James Version in Focus

This fragment discusses Christianity, the Bible as the Christian book, and tracing Bible translations from the King James Bible of 1611 to earlier Wycliffe and Coverdale translations. It notes translators, printing origins, and shifts in interpretation while touching on phrases related to governance by the people and peace on earth.

Jesus Christ Hampton Court England London Robert , Barker Ipor Ireland John Wretiffe Wycliffe Wich Lincoln Wicliffe Miles Coverdale Switzerland Zurich Grisdin Wales Knights Company Sons Edward Tor Salisbury Edward

Mr Hoopes Horn Cops: Or y I Make Would Be For Some

A quirky tale sketches Mr Hoopes teaching a hooting chorus. Cheerups mocks a thin squeaky performance and instructs him to thump the ground to amplify sound, promising a deeper tone. The owl, urged to three ground strikes, finally tries a booming hoot.

Tradition of a Plant in Old England's Hedgerows

A fragment describes Herb Robert known as wild craneshill that blooms from April 20 in hedges and ditches. It claims the herb cures rashes ulcers scrofula gout and repels mice. Antiquated lore links its origin to Mohammed and a dry mallow plant, with local nicknames like knife and fork.

Mohammed Robert London

Lamb rescue at Barmouth thrills holiday crowds

In a daring rescue a farmer, Thomas Williams, rappelled 200 feet to save a lamb stranded on a dangerous quarry ledge owned by the urban council near Barmouth. After three hours in blazing sun he saved one lamb while another reportedly fell from the ledge. Williams faced a risky descent on a rocky slope amid a public rescue appeal for volunteers.

Barmouth London Daily News Thomas Williams Willams Williams

Adeline and Adela In Modern Vogue Influence

Fragmentary OCR note touches on Serpent symbolism and modern influence in fashion. Mentions Adeline and Adela and signage of vogue, with unclear origin and significances.

Foblets Remnant The Devil Serv Mag 3

Fragmentary OCR notes reference foblets and a remnant related to a devil servant magazine issue dated around a small scale scan. The readable text indicates a fragmentary title line and partial caption or teaser, with no clear event or named individuals.

Eyelash Superstitions Across Regions and Eras

Eyelash superstitions appear as a common belief in several regions. People attach an eyelash to the back of the head or finger to will a wish, then blow or carry it away. The practice traces to ancient myths linking the eye to Osiris and sacrifice, reflecting a primitive belief in the eyelash as a vital tie to the self.

Osiris Die Clora Newspaper

Fragmentary 19th Century Ledger Thoughts on Wealth and Fellowship

A fragmented passage discusses stocks and coal profits and dividends with archaic phrasing. It references fellowship and good standing among associates, hinting at financial dealings and mutual support within a group. The text quality is poor with many garbled terms.

Invention Tests Bruno’s Bite Force on T-Bone

A Berlin study by Treska explores a machine measuring a dog’s bite force. The device indicates a bite pressure of 560 psi is needed to bite a bone. The report notes energy requirements vary with bone toughness.

Bruno Treska Berlin

Elements and the modern meaning by Boyle

The word element was first given its modern sense by Robert Boyle an English scientist who lived from 1627 to 1691. Some elements were known to the ancients but their conceptions were limited by early discovery and discussion.

Robert Boyle

Bronze recipe query and garbled terms from Atlanta Constitution

A fragmented item questions principal ingredients of bronze and includes garbled dialogue with names and stray phrases. The snippet cites the Atlanta Constitution framing but lacks clear facts or full context.

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