New Dutch Minister Portrait Sent to United States
A new portrait features Dr J Van Royen the Netherlands minister to the United States in official dress. The image emphasizes his diplomatic role and formal attire during his posting.
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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1927
Page
6
A new portrait features Dr J Van Royen the Netherlands minister to the United States in official dress. The image emphasizes his diplomatic role and formal attire during his posting.
Stoicism, founded by Zeno in Athens around 800 B.C., taught that humans could approach the divine by freeing themselves from passion and allowing only reason to guide emotions. The doctrine emphasized rational control over the soul and virtue as the path to tranquility.
In a Yukon BC tale, Old Benny collapses in a snow ravine and cuts a government telegraph wire to signal for help. Rescue party finds him frostbitten and he recovers. Government rules his trapping days are over, to live on a reserve with medical care funded by the state.
In Kiddeford Maine Fidus Achates a dog kept by Police Chief Ernest H Robbins family fails to appear each census period. The dog named after a loyal ally of Aeneas vanishes yearly causing a tax dent and family stress before returning home.
In San Diego a policewoman and her partner staged a park ambush on a bandit. Harris fell to gunfire while Wright could not fire due to a blinding light. The suspect approached from behind and opened fire.
A bold plan proposes a boulevard on the housetops to ease city traffic at an estimated cost of 660 million dollars. The scheme emphasizes elevated routes and multi-layered street access to reduce congestion and improve transit flow.
A London discussion weighs whether men should lift their hats to women in modern emancipated days, highlighting evolving manners and social expectations.
Washington residents Mr. and Mrs. George F. Baxter were saved when their Angora cat Washington-Whitey returned after a week away. The cat jumped through a first floor bedroom window and clawed at the bed cover as flames engulfed the house.
A speaker recalls a dream where an uncle dies and leaves five thousand dollars, then discovers the twist that the inheritance was only a dream. The dialogue pairs reveal desire and power dynamics through terse exchanges and a twist ending.
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