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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1914
Page
6
The essay links the Parable of the Prodigal Son to God’s love and provision through Christ. It contrasts the elder and younger brothers, notes the humble, needy are most likely to join the Kingdom, and urges repentance and trust in the Heavenly Father for forgiveness.
The Chicago News describes Russia as a dancing nation with red as a unifying color from peasant dress to Kremlin stairs. It notes rustic villages, vigorous national dances, and a contrasting view of Russian literature as lively beyond common gloom. The piece calls Russia simple, childlike, and charming.
The New York Tribune notes Domitian, Roman emperor 81 to 96 A D, hunted and killed flies as a favored pastime. Biographers say he spent daily private time catching and pinning flies, a habit tied to his reputation and not tied to saving babies or preventing epidemics.
The piece notes Macaulay did not originate the famous image of the traveler amid ruins. Barbauld and others used the motif with variations tied to Blackfriars and London Bridge. It cites 1767 commentary and Walpole, joking about Lima travelers describing England, while contrasting reformers and English figures like Guy Fawkes.
A Spanish nobleman Marcellino de Santuaza digs for artifacts in a cave on his estate when his young daughter shouts tores revealing remarkable prehistoric paintings. The art shows red black and gray figures of bison and mammoths with lifelike proportions. Similar works exist in Font de Gaume and Niaux caves in France, using manganese oxide and grease for durable outlines.
An unclear excerpt discusses journalism craft and the balance of use and simplicity in writing. It references Anatole and notes about the art of journalism, with garbled lines suggesting opinions on good writing.
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