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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
7
A Philadelphia Inquirer description details the four workers and sequential acts in forming a wineglass from molten glass. The process includes gathering molten material, shaping the bowl, attaching the stem, reheating in a 2000 degree furnace, trimming, sizing, and annealing the finished piece.
The London Chronicle notes Lamb’s short lived farce Mr H. ended after a single performance. He reflects that a hundred kisses from the heart outweigh a thousand claps and observes he did not curse his audience as modern writers might.
A London scraps snippet quotes lovers ending a long affair as one declares intent to marry, while the other protests the loss of shared rituals and memories, including the old parlor light and nightly sofa moments. The dramatic emotional shift signals a final breakup and future union.
The St Louis Star notes a humorous exchange in The Merry Minstrels about forgers and check raises. It blends jests with a jab at entertainers. During intermission the orchestra will perform a comic melody titled Father Please Be Careful the Janitor's Got a Grouch.
A description explains that very thin gold leaf can become translucent when placed on glass and held against light. The article notes that though the leaf reflects a brilliant yellow, transmission reveals a light greenish or leek color.
The Ninety and Nine by Ira D. Sankey rose from a serendipitous moment in Edinburgh when Moody and Sankey improvised a tune for verses found in a paper. The hymn's simple scripture parable appealed to all, and it spread worldwide, shaping hymnology and Moody’s ministry.
During a great storm the Tyne floods drift hay. a swan appears with a rat clinging to its back. The rat escapes as the crowd watches, but a man kills the rat with his staff, showing little mercy and surprising all.
On Lord Dufferin estate near Belfast a line drawn to protect a historic ONeill fortress was followed by a quick disappearance of the castle. Lord Dufferin, visiting after India, found the ruin gone and questioned steward Dan Mulligan about its fate.
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