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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1914
Page
7
A Sydney Brooks article in 8 Magazine argues that English women of title, though bound by society, engage deeply in politics through salons and influence. Wives and daughters mingle with leaders, shaping personal and national decisions and offering feminine diplomacy to support their partners in governance.
Examine our lumber and you will understand why we can truthfully claim superiority for it. The smooth grain and thorough finishing show the experience and economy of using our product. Follow their example and profit as our customers do. M. H. Pinney.
The artist Fred finishes a purple and blue canvas with his young wife entering the studio. She suggests the title Home and he agrees, noting there is no place like it. The dialogue blends memory and imagination as they discuss belonging.
A fragment notes Roger Bacon in the thirteenth century proposing lens use for eye defects. The London Standard cites psychologists and physicians debating whether practitioners should act without a firm theory, reflecting on medical theory vs practice.
A drink vinegar rub tenderizes beef. rub steak before frying or broiling. For a tough roast, rub with vinegar and roast in oven, then reasonise well are using.
Fragmentary account traces lacrosse origins to indigenous players and later French influence on English settlers in North America. It mentions Dr Beers and a 1860 date, with Lacrosse Club of Coekheas founded in 1867.
A fragment quotes Presa praising a cellarette as magical and notes many use it for spirit storage when out of spirits, reflecting a bygone social habit in a concise, period voice.
Edgar Lugien Larkin argues that air beneath aircraft surfaces provides lift only when the craft moves. He notes that air in a wind whirl remains and that removing all air from a chamber is impossible.
A fragment from Youth's Companion describes cunning birds hiding in rocks and trees to ambush hunters. Two men with a gun lure the birds then separate, prompting the birds to return as if both hunters left.
The store uses hat tags at the front to help customers choose the right fit. The saleswoman observed nine of ten women struggle to tell which style suits them without guidance and said time limits prevent answering all questions.
A cliff fortress called the People of the Rocks dominates a lofty rock outcrop. Its sheer 90 degree sides are unclimbable without artificial means. The hollow interior admits only via a hidden entrance, a sub anton Snare, St. James' Ga.
The article discusses Shakespeare's final illness and death, noting conjecture about its cause from fever and drainage issues near New Place. It mentions Drayton and Be well-Phillips in relation to the period and questions the reliability of biographical detail.
Reading fragment describes a school activity about Burns the poet. A student is asked to estimate Burns life and works and comments that the world has been hard on Burns. The text is incomplete and garbled.
A travelogue excerpt discusses life in British Central Africa, native markets, and curious anecdotes. It recounts a murder hoax timing, a boiling egg story from feverish days, and a train conductor misunderstanding, short notes on book care and Whistler tales.
Magistrate warns a burglar that crime leads to grief while the prisoner laments the business is ruined by the authorities. The London Answers framing notes the crackdown affecting the trade.
A clipped quotation from Baltimore American notes women rarely reflect on themselves and questions whether they steal glances at a mirror.
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