SERVICES AT NEWBERG CHURCHES
Local church notices outline Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian service times for Sunday and midweek events. The Methodist line lists Sabbath school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and evening services, Epworth League, and midweek activities. Presbyterian schedule covers Bible school, sermons, and evening programs with revival meetings announced for December led by Rev F R Margetts.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Presbyterian
Christ
F. R. Margetts
Spokane
Doctor Sunshine Promotes Sunlight Healing at Home
A civic pitch extols sunlight as a universal healer and daily energy source. It urges opening homes and spaces to sunbeams, noting sunlit living supports health, wards off illness, and requires no cost or payment. The piece frames sunlight as a public servant.
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Wall Street
Sunshine
Tamaes
Birth of an Iceberg Drift and Formation Described
A lecture describes iceberg formation and decay from fog and snow nuclei to massive tabular walls. It notes ice masses form in years, with wall-like fronts 150 to 210 feet high and lengths up to five miles, and warns small floating fragments are the chief danger to ships.
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Clais
United Expedition
Wilkes
Spurious Works Attributed to Sterne Cause Turmoil
The article notes that Eighteenth Century author Sterne faced piracy and counterfeit publications. Concoctors and publishers produced spurious works under his name after the success of Tristram Shandy. Additional fake writings and posthumous Letters were created to profit from his fame.
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Sterne
Dangers of Light Strain on Eyes in Industrial Work
A historical note warns that looking into fire especially coal fire harms eyes and molten iron sight deteriorates. Twilight reading injures eyes as they must strain. Side lighting while reading or sawing damages both eyes, and equal light exposure protects vision due to eye sympathy and pupil constriction limits.
Shifting the Blame Onstage Comeback At La Scala
A fallen star tenor, once a favorite, slept in a livery stable for months before winning a return to a Verdi role at La Scala in Milan. The packed house hissed as the audience showed their loss of interest in his Italian audience.
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la Scala
Milan
Five great races of man as listed by Chinese students
Bishop Montgomery quotes a Chinese student naming the five great races of man as the hundred yards, the hurdles, the quarter mile, the mile, and the three miles. Another Chinese student, the paper notes, linked out of sight out of mind to “invisible, insane.”
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Bishop Montgomery
Aan Mail
Dust in the Sky and Blue Light Scattering Explained
The article explains how floating invisible dust particles scatter blue light, causing a blue sky. It notes this effect occurs at high elevations with fine dust, while coarser dust lower in the atmosphere scatters all colors. It also mentions bright cloud fringes near Beam result from dust refracting sunlight around cloud edges.
Loss of a Poet Earns Mixed Remembrance from Lamb
The fragment reflects Charles Lamb’s mixed view of a late poet. Lamb rejects the lordly figure and coldly critiques his power and character while contrasting Wordsworth and Byron as more genuine in feeling and effect. Lamb admits he cannot mourn the subject.
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Wordsworth
Byron
Charles Lamb
Sun Drunkenness in the Tropics
Exposure to the sun can cause sun drunkenness, a condition resembling intoxication where a person staggers and lies down to sleep it off. It is sometimes accompanied by nausea. In the tropics, rising before sunrise helps prevent this malaise, as failing to wake early leaves one feeling heavy and sick all day.
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Tropics
Complicated Yet Easy Way to Influence a Husband
A Detroit Free Press quote suggests a manipulation tactic to urge a husband into doing what a wife wants. It describes creating a fuss over an action he has already taken or reminding him of something the speaker did not want to do, provoking compliance.
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Detroit Free Press
Notre Dame Cathedral Landmark in Montreal Listed
Prominent Montreal landmark Notre Dame Cathedral is described as one of the largest churches in America with a 12 000 seat capacity built in 1829. The article highlights its famed chimes and the bell Le Gros Bourdon weighing 24 780 pounds as among the world’s largest suspended bells.
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Montreal
Notre Dame
Mexico
America
le Gros Bourdon
A Lightning Flash and a Timed Mystery
A brief discussion on how a lightning flash lasts far less than the eye’s lingering impression in the retina. The snippet ends with a quip about Methuselah and the oldest woman, reflecting a lighthearted note from the Baltimore American.
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Methuselah
Baltimore
Town Topics Q A on Call Etiquette
A reader prompts about asking a nice town man to call while another advises keeping his image intact. The exchange notes tenderness and expectation in dating and social conduct in the town column.
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Clara
Sarah
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C. BE
Man
Doctor Sunshine
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