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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
3
The ad asserts our lumber’s superiority through smooth straight grain minimal knots and thorough seasoning. It invites readers to follow their example and profit by selling our product to customers, signed by M. H. Pinney of Newberg Oregon.
The Panama Pacific Exposition near San Francisco aims for a Feb 2 1915 gate opening with 36 nations invited. Nations pledge large expenditures. aviation races with a 150000 prize attract top pilots. landmark towers and illuminated prisms promise a grand display.
Explanation of why water from a faucet narrows as it falls due to increasing velocity. A fixed flow rate means faster speed lowers cross sectional area. the same volume per second must pass each point, so the stream contracts from a wide initial jet to a thinner thread as it accelerates.
The equestrian statue by Charles Niehaus will stand at the inner end of a pool in the South Gardens near the Exposition entrance in San Francisco. Niehaus is noted as a leading American sculptor.
Beautifully illustrated sixty page color booklet on the Panama Pacific International Exposition and the Panama Canal is sent free. Write Manager Bureau of Publications, Panama Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, California.
The article traces the Olympic Games from 776 B C when Cerebus is listed as victor through nearly twelve centuries of winners across successive Olympiads. It notes the games endured Greek political decline and were finally abolished by Emperor Theodosius in his tenth year on the throne.
The text explains how a liquid stream contracts with higher velocity, becoming cylindrical after leaving the source. It notes waterfalls shrink with height due to air resistance, geysers’ stream broadens as water rises, and molasses contracts at the outlet due to surface tension forming a circle.
Francis Watt recounts Dr Archibald Pitcairne fleeing rain to a church pew where a weeping preacher moved the crowd. Pitcairne mutters to a countryman asking why the preacher cries, and the reply implies Pitcairne’s own lack of eloquence in the pulpit.
Thorndike Colton in the Boston Post surveys Paris papers that mock American life citing myths about gas from the Rockies, deserts west of Chicago, Indian reservations, Mormonism, pork fortunes, presidents' humble origins, Roosevelt, Parisian air sweepers, and suffrage perceptions as seen by French readers.
A New York Times quote characterizes Howell as acting self important while Powell compares him to an equestrian statue. The remark conveys sharp humor about Howell's ego through the image.
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