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Newspaper
Columbia County Republican
Location
Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1914
Page
2
A sermon idea uses a motor car climbing a hill to warn against forcing life to run on high gear. The author cautions that pride can make engines fret stall or wreck if one insists on the top speed. The moral urges proper gear shifting before ruin.
A witty remark notes the oddity of a coal trust restricting output yet lacking coal to burn, highlighting tensions in early 20th century industrial policy and energy markets. The exchange captures public skepticism toward monopoly behavior and supply manipulation.
Sculptor Paul Bartlett is pictured at the door of his large Washington studio while completing the full size plaster model for the frieze to be placed above the entrance to the house wing of the capitol.
A militant suffragist raid on Buckingham Palace gates ends with police restraining the attacker as officers tighten control. The confrontation shows authorities treating dissenters with the force used against serious offenders in London.
An eminent alienist notes cubist influence on civilization. He says at the asylum several rooms once called cells are now designated studios. The remark frames art’s impact as a refining force within institutional space.
The Emperor William will attend maneuvers near the Cross-Epis in the Vosges. Colmar Garrison scrubs rocks where he will stand, washes and mosses them to a neat appearance. A broken jaw in a beast is treated. Major Marx installs an artificial aluminum jaw.
The Frankford Zoo houses a unique Gangetic gavial in Germany. The sole specimen has caused significant tribulation as handlers address challenges tied to its care and public interest.
A vintage tip advises restoring dull mother-of-pearl pieces by cleaning with pure olive oil. After oiling, use an ordinary nail brush and rub with a chamois to bring back luster.
Prince Oscar of Prussia, fifth son of the Kaiser, has won his father’s consent after a long effort to wed Countess Ina Maria von Bassewitz, who has served as a lady in waiting to the Kaiserin.
The American Red Cross announces the annual Christmas seals sale to fund tuberculosis relief. Since 1908 the program has raised over 1.8 million dollars for the crusade against the white plague, with the holiday design selected for the coming season.
Various tidbits report on Kettlewell lacking telephones after electric lighting, 483 iron mines with 65 176 workers cost 74 017 830, England’s envoy salaries, New York potato consumption totals, Labrador’s 200 000 square miles with 4000 people, a man carrying kite, smoke nuisance costs, feathering propeller for dirigibles, voluntary book eating, Ogier de Busbecq on Tartars eating books, and Klingenberg Germans freed from taxes with town money gifts.
In Cleveland and Hanover, women recount relief from female troubles using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Griffith and Mrs. Wilt credit the remedy with easing pains and avoiding surgery, praising its effectiveness and confidentiality of correspondence with the company in Lynn Mass.
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