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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
6
The article argues fatigue causes illness and asserts absolute rest is the greatest benefit. It urges physicians to teach people to rest as many ailments arise from overwork, noting many fatigue effects lack pain and go unrecognized by the public.
A bulletin from the Geographic Society calls the Tower of London the most ancient and most poetic pile in Europe. It notes the White Tower built by William the Conqueror, its centuries of evolution, and storied scenes from Elizabeth’s imprisonment to Richard II’s alleged assassins in the Bloody Tower.
The article warns collectors about brass lantern clocks from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries being faked or sold as genuine old clocks. It notes makers’ names can be added to dupe buyers and urges buyers to require clear reproduction labeling to avoid fraud.
The article notes faith and foolishness in cures, citing a prince of range who supposedly revived dying soldiers with a secret medicine. Historians describe a decoction of camomile, Wormwood and camphor as a potent draught that healed with limited drops, given to trusting troops.
An Argentine doctor warns in a Spanish medical review that many diet items are safe alone but dangerous with others in heat. Tea with meat hampers digestion. vinegar slows digestion further, extending it by at least 36 minutes. Milk and cherries are linked to harm, allegedly involved in the death of Procklir Pierce.
A vivid Atlantic Monthly sketch extols the gnu as a standout creature among hoofed animals. The author details its homely head and uncouth features and admires its energetic, explosive vocalizations and startling leaps.
The article traces major English Bible editions led by Jewish scholars Isaac Leeser of Philadelphia in 1853 and the Jewish Publication Society in 1917. It notes Kantzdrick’s Philadelphia revision 1851 42 and Ben Franklin’s attempt to modernize language with a Job passage ending in a celestial levee joke.
In 1917 the Philippine islands faced two typhoons and about 150 earthquakes with minor damage and few casualties. Formosa, Japan, and other regions suffered more severe storms. Water hyacinth appeared in several races and a lack of destruction laws hinders control. Forest preservation requires more staff, as neighboring regions employ more forest officers.
The text argues that morale, ginger, and nerve control matter more than mere numbers or guns. It stresses that success depends on disciplined minds and steady nerve, not just physical strength or favorable conditions.
The Virginia wild ginger is noted for its kidney shaped leaves and purplish brown flowers. It grows in hilly wooded areas from Florida to Connecticut and is rarely eaten due to its bitter leaves while the flowers remain concealed from casual observation.
The article traces surname origins to baptismal names such as Adams from Adam and Anderson from Andrew, listing many examples like Atkinson from Arthur and Jackson from John. It notes the playful but distinct line between flattery and blunt truth in using light social wit or blarney in conversation.
In an early scene from the British Imperial War Museum's cradle, the Duke of Wellington and his daughter visited the Crystal Palace during the Great Exhibition era. A statue of Napoleon unveiled a solemn moment as the duke paused, bowed, and silenced the crowd with his reverent reaction.
Meetings held on the second and fourth Thursdays each month at 2 20 p m at the L 6 O F corner of First and.
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