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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1914
Page
7
A fragmentary reflection on poems shaping battles from Wolfe to Inkerman. It notes Tennyson’s Crimean War poem inspiring troops and claims a poem helped win the Inkerman action, with a skeptical nod to disputed claims and a New York Press quote.
The article recalls an 1531 act that punished able bodied beggars. Recidivists faced harsh public shaming and transportation, with a third offense risking death as an enemy to the commonwealth.
A fragmented passage discusses Hindu deities with Brahma Vishnu and Shiva as the core triad. Brahma creator Vishnu preserver and Shiva the destroyer receive emphasis as the principal figures in popular devotion.
A fragment notes a 175 carat ruby linked to the shah of Persia and Gustavus Adolphus possessing a gem given to the czarina during his trip to St. Petersburg, cited alongside a reference to a amalhen's egg.
The article traces the shifting fate of Columbus bones from Valladolid to Seville then to Santo Domingo in 1536 and later to Havana in 1796 with grand ceremonies. It notes the long, checkered history of his remains and the pomp surrounding their interments.
The Yale Review explains that at high altitude or during exertion the oxygen supply to tissues becomes briefly inadequate. Overbreathing clears carbonic acid from the blood, lowering stimulation to the respiratory center, and allowing moderate breathing as a "second wind" resumes after the initial exertion.
The New York American notes the establishment of the modern machinery of the commons or House of Representatives. The article emphasizes institutional structure and procedural foundations shaping legislative work.
A fragmented London Punch excerpt mentions a heavy wedding budget and a butcher, then shifts to China’s Bridge of Lions near Sangang by the Yellow sea. It notes a massive eight mile long bridge with 300 arches and a marble lion statue three times life size amid underwater foundations.
In 1781 London witnessed fashionable literary meetings where attendees gathered to hear lectures by noted characters. Silington, a prominent lecturer, wore blue stockings and inspired the term bluestockings for these gatherings.
Widow sobs as she recalls her late husband John, described as kind and forbearing. A sympathetic bystander, Krista V., expresses hope the husband is finally at peace, while others reflect on the couple's troubled separation and lingering grief.
The article discusses naval mines, their two main types contact and electrically fired, and their dangers to ships including warships and neutrals. It notes the mobility of floating mines, methods of deployment, and the evolving role of mines in coast defense.
An excerpt shows a woman crying out to a judge about misjudgments regarding a fiancé named Fred. She asks if displaying rings on her finger appeals to women and asserts she never intended to offend or appear promiscuous, seeking understanding from the judge.
A reflective assertion arguing truth remains constant across time while partisan distortions may arise. The author suggests that truth endures beyond misreading or alteration, and that capable minds advocate for it regardless of currents in opinion.
A fragmented item notes a man and woman in a car during a golf outing. The text suggests a reflective moment or encounter, but details are sparse and unclear from the readable fragments.
A Philadelphia Record snippet notes a tiny remark about the lion at the zoo. The brief exchange hints at a child or family moment, reflecting everyday curiosity amid animal displays.
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