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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
3
Office second floor space in the Bank of Newberg building in Newberg Oregon outlines available areas and contact details for leasing inquiries. The listing emphasizes location on the bank’s upper level as a commercial office site.
Jade holds ancient prestige in China where rulers summon artists to judge a carver’s work for years. A carved piece may take twenty years, with failure ruining an artist’s reputation. Today jade comes from New Zealand and fierce carved figures with red eyes appear on warrior regalia in the North Island.
An elderly minister returns after forty years to his alma mater and tours familiar spaces. He exclaims at every location, praising the same old corridor dining hall and study, until a student reveals a sister. The visit ends with a realization that the old minister is met with the same old explanation.
William Douglas fell for Annie Laurie of Maxwelton during an Edinburgh ball. Political troubles sent him fleeing, ending their affair and leading to the song that bears her name. He later married Elizabeth Clark of Glenborg and had a large family.
Carl Hagenbeck recalls a near fatal incident with his elephant Lissy in Trieste. The beast, initially trusted for affection, traumatically used the trunk to hurl him into a wooden barrier, leaving him bruised and hobbling for weeks after the accident.
The article describes two vast dune regions in Arabia the Raba el Khali in the south and Nafud in the north. It portrays the edge of the desert as a red sand wall and notes the shifting colors from morning to noon light. The piece highlights the harsh toils of crossing the dunes and compares the landscape to an inland ocean with dune crests and lee slopes.
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