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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1915
Page
3
Discussion links Tellus to Tellus mother goddess roles and contrasts with Greek deities like Rhea Themis Phoebe Mnemosyne and Titans Cyclopes Giants in a discourse on classical myth and Uranus era figures.
A fragment describes sermons reaching vast crowds and a humorous street performance the bobbybull a wooden wheeled mock bull with horns used by youths in Spain. It contrasts solemn preaching with lively spectacle and notes boys practicing taunts as matador training in playful shows.
Fragmentary ancient tale recounts a topaz stone linked to Venus and treasures, a gold magnet once a talisman, and its later symbolic Christian virtues. Interleaved are colophon lines on virtues and humor pieces reflecting period curiosity and social quips.
Pittsburgh Press recounts American contributions to democracy and innovation from independence to telegraph and telephone, reaper and sewing machine, ether anesthesia, and exploration achievements. It highlights the belief in equality, citizen defense, and pioneering spirit shaping global progress.
A playful budget of puns fills this fragment describing verses and quips about silk, Latin lines, and clever wordplay. It mentions a New Jersey man attempting a line, references to Henry Ward Beecher and a New York Tribune preacher, and hints at a humorous recital performed in pun form.
A fragmentary exchange hints at a rescue moment and poetry references. The lines mention Well s feet and a character named Tom and a disputed signature, with a sense of inquiry into identification and purpose.
In a village quarrel the oldest resident accuses another of lying while the other calls him a liar, sparking a vivid exchange described as the most remarkable instance of distrust the speaker has heard. The row centers on truth telling and personal credibility in Narrow River.
Peter Radford discusses global food abundance and distribution, arguing the world as a farm shows vast cultivatable land and rising output outpacing population growth. He cites crops, meat, and fiber totals, noting cereal gains of about 13 percent in the last decade.
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