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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
7
The article explains that tuberculosis is not strictly inherited, and that susceptibility can be reduced by constant access to fresh air and proper breathing. It warns against overprotective care and emphasizes early, steady use of good air to strengthen lungs, noting germs are everywhere and can be inhaled or swallowed.
A Cleveland neighbor recalls a man on East Seventy third Street bragging how a fact about pumping 1000 gallons a second would take years to pump. His wife dismisses the notion, joking about where the water would go and labeling the claim absurd.
Microscopic plants form abundant sea vegetation that sustains ocean life. Oxygen produced by these plants enables life at depth through vertical water circulation. regions lacking circulation like the Black Sea show no life at great depths.
In a park scene titled Knew Their Traits, an elderly man questions a young girl as she applies water to a doll, suggesting a playful though odd interaction. The fragment hints at a domestic or childcare moment observed in a weekly periodical.
The piece outlines Rome’s legal system including magistratus judex arbiter and recuperatores. It notes no constant judge role and that many judicial roles were filled from outside the advocating class, with tribunals often staffed by non-bar officials.
A New York Press excerpt quotes a dentist noting people keep extracted teeth as keepsakes. He explains patients, mostly women, request teeth from children and adults, storing them in envelopes and discussing their value.
A fragment discusses passion as a tyrant that governs a man and likens it to fire and a torrent. It cites a centuries old Arab saying on passion’s control and questions who is more prisoner when one’s own passions lead to downfall.
About 3,200,000 acres in Spain are devoted to olives. Dry olives go to factories where caustic soda soaks into the stones, then washed and placed in 160 gallon hogsheads of brine for two months of fermentation. After fermentation, bottled olives are placed in new brine.
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