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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
7
A Cincinnati Enquirer synopsis cites Dr Roux experiments showing some poisons become more deadly when diluted with water and notes cobra venom behaves oddly when taken orally versus injected. It also discusses strychnine’s counterintuitive effects and the puzzling results of dilutions on toxicity.
The catalog praises our lumber for smooth grain and absence of large knots. It emphasizes thorough seasoning and economy, inviting customers to follow their example and profit from using our products at 306 N. Main St.
Berliner Illustrirte Zeitung reports a man faced court after his wife retracted all accusations. She claimed a mantelpiece caused a black eye and that she bit her own ear, implicating no assault by the husband.
The passage discusses peanut development by noting the seed sprouts into a growing stalk and forms the nut. It debates whether native peanut origin lies in Africa or America and states peanuts are cultivated in tropical and subtropical regions, thriving best in the southern United States.
A man pleaded to the great bestower for a flower of his own. He tended it daily and worshiped its growth, but it died because he forgot to water it. He cursed fate. Westminster Ga.
A Pennsylvania official recalls how President Lincoln promoted Daniel Sickles to honor a past favor. The tale centers on Sickles feeling slighted on the floor of the House, Sunset Cox’s intervention, and Lincoln’s gratitude as he publicly thanked Cox for backing the Democrats.
Sir Robert Peel declared that literature and idea cannot be cultivated together. Lord Oughton notes a Drayton scene where a copy of Gladstone's Church and State provoked Peel who exclaimed about a young man.
Boston Globe notes how light affects life and pigment. It argues sun rays cause chemical interactions, skin effects, and moral traits tied to color, claiming blond types decline and dark-pigmented races thrive in sunny zones.
In a Cleveland Plain Dealer quip a dialogue recalls a woman insisting her son excels in aerial sports rather than swimming. The son is described as filling the balloon for a parachute jumper, highlighting a skyborne talent over common swimming.
A splinter embedded in flesh can be removed by steam. Heat water in a wide mouthed bottle, place the splinter area over the mouth, press lightly and apply suction. The flesh is drawn down and steam lifts the splinter out in a short time.
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