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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Sep 09, 1944
Page
3
A condensed, period voice retrospective recounts Napoleon's troop movement into Berlin in October 1806, the ensuing battles with Prussia near Jena and Saalfeld, the French capture of Berlin's press, and public reactions as Prussian resistance collapsed, plus later entry of Russians in 1813.
An autobiographical reminiscence by a Newfoundland born pastor now in the United States. He recalls Twillingate, Lab rador and Princeton University lectures by Dr Grenfell, praising Newfoundland preachers like George J Bond and Levi Curtis. He recalls revival days, Luther Luther, Wesley Moody sermons, and his own call to ministry. He recounts travels in China Japan Korea India Egypt Palestine Africa and Latin America, praising Old Colony influences and wartime service as a chaplain in World War I. The piece closes with reflections on war, return home and faith.
Confined within a fragmentary report, the text notes Parisian leader Napoleon Bonaparte entering Berlin on October 24 and ordering the transfer of Frederick the Great memorabilia to Paris. It mentions Prussian retreat to Konigsberg, Berlin garrison withdrawal on October 21, and a provisional administration to maintain order. The Royal Family fled toward Konigsberg as the city faced occupation and decay of Napoleonic prestige.
A collection of moral excerpts and sayings from Disraeli Isaiah Edman Aristotle Johnson Eddy and Van Dyke. The lines celebrate humanity love brotherhood and divine guidance as timeless ideals for daily life.
A note explains sabotage word origin from French sabots or wooden shoes thrown into machines by workers. It highlights how the term emerged as a symbol of workers resisting machinery.
A nerve runs the full length of an elephant tusk, which is a tooth. The nerve canal is visible on opposite sides of ivory billiard batt mats.
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