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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
3
A farmer boy saves money, gains an education, and rises to be a teacher, a U S Senator, Secretary of the Treasury in Lincoln's cabinet, and Chief Justice. The message urges regular deposits to a bank for security and future opportunity, noting success comes from disciplined saving.
Uncle Sam officially recognizes a green lighthouse atop the Seamen's Church Institute as a memorial to Titanic heroes. The landmark, once ignored, now appears with a star on government charts and features a 7,500 candle power lamp and a daily noon time ball since 1913.
The village San Juan Teotihuacan meaning City of the Gods hosted early Aztec religious rites. Two pyramids stood there one for the sun and one for the moon, central to ceremonial practice.
Explanation of how turpentine is derived from pine resin. Wounding the bark releases resin from resin-secreting cells, collected in cups, then distilled to yield volatile turpentine while the residue becomes rosin used in various products including explosives. Kansas City.
A brief note advises cutting and trimming aged carpets to place in front of doors both inside and outside to wipe feet on. This frugal reuse aims to keep interiors cleaner by providing a textured mat.
Merchants classify customers into seven age based groups from toddlers to the sunset age. The piece describes each stage from the toddie age through teen sweetheart courting early wed practical and the final sunset phase and how merchants tailor goods to fit desires and needs at each age.
The Detroit News surveys ancient beliefs across civilizations. It cites Shuking, Ramay ap, Greek and Hindu lore about golden ages, divine beings among humans, and legendary dynasties linked to sun and moon as shared motifs of early virtue and knowledge.
Ancient beliefs link rain to restless cats and cows lying down. Indian maidens once poured water down old women’s backs to summon rain. Some still fear drought summons hail with river flogging using hazel rods.
A reflective poem fragment evokes a dusk scene with rain ceasing and a green wind moving through air. It speaks of moonlight, stars, and wind whirls as celestial fruit rising from tree tops, ending with nature imagery and a personal stance on the brown shores of the world.
The passage recalls Sir Walter Scott noting morning reluctance to begin work likening it to plunging into cold water. It argues shivering at the brink but gaining vigor once underway and warns that idleness wastes time, urging immediate action per a philosopher's advice to do things now.
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