Newberg Graphic Critiques Regatta Concessions
The Newberg Graphic condemns city officials and organizers for allowing questionable concessions during the Regatta. The paper calls it a disgrace to the city and urges closer oversight to protect Newberg's reputation in the future.
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Newberg
National Republican Convention Opens in Chicago as Balloting Near
The National Republican Convention starts in Chicago with national attention. Reports say leading candidates may be eliminated early after balloting begins and a dark horse candidate could prevail. Several contenders are mentioned but reporters avoid naming a likely winner. balloting is expected to begin Friday.
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Chicago
Living with humanity not as family but as people
Celia Cole urges seeing relatives as individuals with hopes and struggles. In Dundee observations note summer produce at Otterbrook, social visits, a wedding anniversary, a church revival ending, nurse graduates in Portland, a Dundee Woman's Club plant sale, and a notable recital by Prof. J P Powell with praise for teaching singing at sight and community uplift.
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Celia Caroline Cole
John Herring
Dundee Woman's Club
Oregon
Spence Vedder
W. J. Bennett
Clark Noble
J. P. Powell
Powell
Dundee
Mr. Powell
Diamond's modern cut transforms ancient gems into flawless brilliance
Popular Science notes diamonds were unknown to ancient civilizations from Egypt to Rome. Henry D Morse of Boston pioneeredBalanced proportions that maximize brilliancy, fixing a six tenths table depth and two thirds depth below to achieve living inner fires.
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Egypt
Babylon
Alexander
Indus
B. C
Greece
Patricilans
Rome
Venice
Spain
Europe
America
Columbus
Paris
Henry D. Morse
Boston
Morse
Great Poet Tennyson and His Relentless Pipe Obsession
A biographical sketch recalls Alfred Lord Tennyson’s ardent tobacco habit. He allegedly never used the same pipe twice and demanded access to a pipe wherever he traveled, even requesting a pipe in his room during a 1876 visit to Gladstone.
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Tennyson
Carlyre
Wennyson
Gladerone
Strad Violin Valuation Misjudged in Past Lights
An eighteenth century Italian musician Verretto in London offered Stradivari violins at £4 each but could not sell them. Today those violins fetch $10 000 to £20 000, illustrating money’s growth via compound interest and the shifting prestige of Stradivari.
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Verretto
London
Italy
Stradivarius
The Noon Bell Tragedy of a Mexican Village
In a northern Mexican village the parish priest depended on a servant to ring the noon bell. A late strike emerged as the cook called for tortillas, forcing the mozo to fetch them and delaying the climb to the belfry. The tale attributes the delay to everyday interruptions in a small community.
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Mexico
Padrecito
Foch Saved the Day in World War I Exchange
Marshal Foch faced a looming retreat at Verdun as M Poincare of the French Academy praised his actions. A flurry of decisive orders was drafted on paper and delivered, steering French forces to reinforce the line and avert disaster.
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Brymer
Dundee
Foch
M. Poincare
French Academy
Marshal Foch
Academy
French
Viamertinghe
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