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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1893
Page
4
A wedding in a western New York village drew city guests as a hand organ player and a performing monkey entertained on the lawn. The monkey climbed trellises and perched atop a flagpole while the orchestra stopped and guests dropped coins, leaving most locals unmoved.
The text discusses comparisons between Nestorians, Chaldeans, and Assyrian groups and mentions persecutions by Shiah Muslims. It notes how nomadic mountaineers might replace Jesus with Allah and references a village Alkatehes and a convert Seki under pressure. It also jokes about language idioms and ends with a brief auction remark about autographs of historical signers.
Thunderstorm travel speeds in Russia ranged from thirteen to fifty miles per hour with a mean around 65 miles per hour in hot seasons and 32 in cold seasons. Storms moved mainly from southwest to northwest and were slowest in early morning. The world’s notable railroad runs from Glogginta to Lomering near Vienna, just 25 miles long, starting 1400 feet up and ending at Lan feet, with seven tunnels and a rare double viaduct.
A meditation on the starry heavens and the purposeful motion of birds and planets. The piece questions what forces drive faces of the cosmos and life toward infinity, citing Bishop Spaulding in Century as the source of reflection on motion, time, and beauty.
In a western coal town Tim Bensongood, a fifteen year old mule driver for the mine, and his horse Ned face a rising river and a cave in. Ned saves Tim when a stone blocks the cage and floodwater swamps the shaft. both escape with injuries. Tim later honors Ned and the mine rewards the family with schooling and Tim becomes a respected local businessman. Ned rests after a final burial with a headstone reading KINDNESS TO COME HNUTES.
A fragmentary note reports a ball losing color due to various causes including emotion. It mentions an eyelone at Lorainville on March 27, 180 and a bell incident in Falls City burying occupants. Henry Feithoelton is named as a saloon keeper among wreck survivors.
A Pacific Coast boys school near Millbrae San Mateo county Cal led by Ira J Hoitt PhD ex State Superintendent with seven teachers and a class limit of fifty. The facility is described as beautiful and healthy and emphasizes individualized attention despite a humorous aside about a bald headed man who never gets his hair cut on Saturday night.
An old medical advertisement promotes Bacanxpreta's Pitts and other tonics claiming broad cures for rheumatism blood disorders and liver issues. It asserts safety and vegetable ingredients, with night use for a week or two. Also cited are claims of rupture cures and a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cures with Hall's Catarrh Cure and endorsements from Toledo wholesalers.
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