Northbound and Southbound SRW Pacific Timetable Flights
SRW Pacific timetable lists northbound trains from Newberg to Portland with numbers 356 364 368 362 360 and southbound trains from Portland to Newberg with numbers 351 366 369 353 367 361. It notes two Sunday and Saturday only services and that trains Nos 356 and 368 are discontinued between Newberg and McMinnville. Contact information for reservations and lost articles is provided.
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Letters on Sabbath debate in Newberg 1919
B J Cady writes Rev. George H Lee urging a Scripture based discussion with the Newberg Ministerial Association about Seventh day Adventists. Lee replies that such debate is not sought and urges study of cited articles and Bible texts to address perceived errors.
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Brother Bell
Newbery Ministerial Association
God
Christ
B. J. Cady
Oregon
Ook
Christ Jesus
Fee Ministerial Association
Berg
Evangelist Bell
Apostles
B. J Cady
Dreams and memory in daydreams as poetry of memory
The passage contrasts dreams as guides to memory with their tendency to blur past and present. It suggests dreams can revive meaning like miracles, yet in daylight they become the poetry of memory, where rational thought still governs.
Chaucer and the river as a mirror of tale telling
The excerpt likens Chaucer to an inland river with winding eddies and steady current, noting his tales flow smoothly yet glint with bright thoughts. It images a genial, humane storyteller whose art remains calm and approachable, inviting readers to drift through each word.
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Lowell
Food scarcity argued in dining room banter
A fragment from London Answers captures a dining room remark where Brown objects to talking during meals and comments on the stinginess of food, highlighting social norms and etiquette in a moment of frugality.
Symbol of Brutal Ferocity and the Tiger’s Reputation
A New York Herald summary notes the tiger’s famed strength and cunning, discussing its use as a royal emblem only by Tippoo of Mysore. It describes the tiger’s swift, powerful nature and feats like leaping walls and gripping prey, with reflections on language and symbolism.
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Tippoo
Mysore
Hor Herald
Lykerstane Customs On Scottish Roadsides Revealed
Odd burial markers and road side coffins in Scotland reveal ancient lykerstane practices. The term likens these stones to English lichgates used at grave sites, with places named after the stones such as a frequently noted one near Palkland. Two lykerstanes stood in Addie parish at a crossroads by the Den of Lin.
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Scotland
England
Palkland
Addie
den of Lin
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