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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
6
The article describes royal medicine handling with guarded dispensaries and locked cupboards. A royal messenger records the receipt, then a specialist prepares medicines in secure rooms, weighing ingredients precisely and labeling bottles in Latin and English before delivery to the royal residence for examination by the royal physician.
Advice promotes deep breathing to boost vigor and calm nerves. Readers are urged to inhale fully outdoors, control exhalation, and use fresh air to reduce restlessness, worry, and impatience as a daily vitality practice.
A London Chronicle note explains superstition about hung horseshoes. In England doors often show the ends downward while in Ireland the ends point upward to avoid luck running out.
A terse tale follows a woman who silences her husband with rapid speech. He falls ill while she is away and dies before her return. She laments wishing she had been with John at his death to hear any final words.
A renowned scientist offers to name his discovery after his longtime cook Janet in a whimsical reward for twenty years of faithful service. The remark underscores a lighthearted moment in a laboratory setting.
The New York Tribune reports on eye and nerve electricity, noting currents between the optic nerve and wired eye, and that light and color affect deflection in a selenium based artificial eye. It explains biological and thermal electricity in animals like the torpedo and electric eel, and the quest to harness heat induced currents for large scale engineering.
A humorous dispute over a linotype error sparks talk between a writer and editor. The poem To Agatha, printed yesterday, allegedly misquotes as I love you better than I love my wife due to a linotype journalist's misreading.
A house to house merchant touts The Mother's Guide to aid in childrearing. The buyer examines the binding and, after a quick test swing, rejects the book as no better than an ordinary slipper, dismissing the offer.
A prospector tells a taller tale of luck and a dog messenger in rough country. A gun misfired because the scene was a motion picture setup with a blank cartridge, while a faithful dog’s barking drew rescuers to the scene.
At an automobile show a man seeks the best car to satisfy his wish for quality and fit. He asks an old acquaintance Rogers for advice noting he cannot decide which make meets all his needs. The exchange highlights a long road of consideration rather than price.
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