Warren Seer Plan Says Sewer Finish By July 1917
Officials report Warren plans to complete a city sewer trunk and disposal system by July 1917. The project, reviewed by health department supervisors and engineer partners, faced approval hurdles but is pushed toward official endorsement by the city’s administrative leaders.
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Ty Baron
Hueur
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Rogers
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Vyston
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Sniper’s View of Trench Warfare Reveals Daily Drills
A Canadian soldier recalls life in the trenches, noting how sniping and tree perch observation shaped night and day routines. He describes the monotony, the danger, and the pre-dawn “windelo” movement that preps troops for the next assault, with quiet daytime periods punctuated by machine gunfire.
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Amos
Linney
Protest Over Attitude of Oil City Hospital Sparks Outcry
A protest erupts over the conduct of Oil City Hospital and its staff as doctors face absence from duty following disputed funding. Community groups and local physicians discuss responsibilities, with talks about reallocating $19,000 in legislative charity funds to support hospital operations and patient care.
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Oil City Hospital
Training School for Teachers Founded 1801 Edinboro State
State owned institution contracted by the State Board of Education. Edinboro State Normal School runs two practicum schools for trainee teachers and rural coaches. Emphasizes tradition and character. Superintendent H. Baker. Address Edinboro, Pa.
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Hil State Board of Education
Edinboro
A Utopian Dream of Charity Hospitals and Gurayes
A humanitarian laments failed ideals as he contemplates a world where charity hospitals exist yet overlook the injured. He argues the public fails to grasp psychology while noting the absence of charity gurayes and the harsh reality of damaged mobility.
Sparrow Hawk Falcon of North America in Ecology and Habits
Sparrow Hawk, Falco sparverina, is one of the best known small North American hawks. It ranges across the United States and Canada into northern Mexico, winters to Guatemala, perches on telegraph poles, nests in hollow trees, and feeds on insects and small vertebrates. It helps control pests and should be protected, with some individuals preying on nestlings during breeding.
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