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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1911
Page
3
A mother's memory traces her son's boyhood bravery and fatherly gaze as he faces a dog and hardship. She recalls a Spartan smile at a game, his vow to live cleanly, and the moment he consoles her with grown manhood and love. Helen Peck conveys timeless maternal pride and longing.
Two men meet at a family homecoming. Henry proudly notes Harry is now a doctor who recently performed a two hour operation on a patient, impressing the father. The Newark setting frames the reunion moment.
In a Philadelphia church a longstanding practice caused discomfort during Easter events when the assistant clergyman announced Hymn 419 and that the eggs would be distributed after the singing. The remark highlights a local custom now viewed with surprise.
A London Tit-Bits feature recounts famous writers and their eccentric attire from Stevenson’s sea fancy to Dumas red decorations. It notes Nerval with sea colors and coral beads, Bourget green trousers, Monk Lew is Venetian, Beckford as a Roman emperor, Balzac as a Dominican monk, Richardson in lace and diamonds, Rousseau in court dress, Moore in kid gloves, Buffon as a dandy, and others celebrated for style over strict propriety.
Instructions describe covering bound books using cardboard covers plus cotton cloth or brown paper, then adding a decorative outer layer such as silk tissue or fabric. Steps include pasting front and back covers, binding with cloth to join boards, and decorating with title and author from the old cover.
A kindly constable bobby handles a persistent old lady asking why he carries a strap and what luncheon is for. He jokes that numbers are for identification and that the strap protects his jaw when he tires of questions.
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