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Eureka Sentinel

Location

Eureka, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1915

Page

6

Sweden Nears War as King Gustav Considers Neutrality

The article analyzes Sweden's tilt toward Germany as early mobilization nears and Finland braces against a possible Swedish invasion. It notes Queen Victoria’s German ties, Sven Hedin’s pro-German stance, British censorship shaping Swedish news, and Germany’s plan to use Swedish ports and ferries to strike at Russia and reach Petrograd.

Sweden Germany United States Gustav Great Britain Austria Turkey Stockholm Russia Finland Gustavus Adolphus Grand Duchy Omark Belgium Victoria Grand Duke of Baden William Kaiser Denmark Norway Malmo Berlin Sven Hedin Kaiser London Gernany England Sven Hedin Central Asia Mery France Enzland Petrograd Kronstadt Aland Islands Baltic

Neuralgia: Alcohol Injections May Cure Pain At High Cost

Dr Williams B Cadwalader reports in JAMA from University of Pennsylvania neuropathology lab experiments that injecting alcohol into nerves can cure severe neuralgia but kills both sensory and motor nerves. The selatic nerve injury risks long paralysis, while trifacial neuralgia may gain months of pain relief before nerves regenerate.

Williams B. Cadwalader Journal of the American Medical Association Laboratory of Neuropathology University of Pennsylvania

Ribbon of the Garter color change in 1622

The Knights of the Garter changed the dark blue ribbon to its present shade from a lighter tone in 1622. The portraits of Charles I by Van Dyck typically depict the lighter color.

Phonograph aids Indiana athletes in spring training drills

Coach C. Childs at Indiana University installs a phonograph in the track oval to accompany athletes during practice using latent dance music. He also uses moving pictures from last season to demonstrate attack and defense as spring training continues.

C. Childs Indiana University Acc Butchers

Naboth, Ahab, and the Reverberation of Sin in Scripture

A sermon-like study contrasts Naboth’s steadfast faith with Ahab’s greed over Naboth’s vineyard. It links the moral of 80 23 from Numbers to Elijah’s confrontation, Jezebel’s scheming, and the eventual divine retribution, urging fear of the Lord and faithful service despite worldly pressure.

Ahab Naboth Abab Ben-hadad Jezebel Christ Micaiah Imiah Vii Salnte Xiii Stephen Saul Neboth Elijah Jezreel Eijat Eli- Joh Jehosaphat Judah

Care of Good Clothes and Fabric Longevity

A New York American article explains that high quality fabrics, though more durable under use, are more sensitive to neglect. It notes fine fibers wear from acids formed by body moisture and dust, and advises regular airing and shaking to preserve garment integrity.

New York Giants Doyle Merkle Robertson Brooklyn Federals Magee Knuff New York American

Retreat Through a Major Town Brings Great Risk in War

A Belloc analysis warns that retreating through a large town hinders movement, congests streets, risks loss of documents and discipline, and creates civilian disruption. It compares such a withdrawal to squid forced through a funnel and stresses the peril when facing a superior foe.

Hilaire Belloc

Resigned to It

A humorous exchange from the Pittsburgh Press features a father and son joking about resembling each other. The son quips he can stand it since he does not have to look at himself.

Pittsburgh Press

Seville Nights Moveable Picture Shows Draw Crowds

Seville plazas and gardens feature moving picture screens with small chairs rented at 2 cents. Thousands attend nightly as the city’s life centers around these shows for about four months, with profits from drinks and chair rentals.

Seville

Permanent cement for steam pipe leaks using manganese oxide

To stop steam pipe leaks when caulking fails, mix black oxide of manganese with raw linseed oil to a four thick paste. Apply to the joint while keeping the pipe warm so the oil is absorbed. In twenty four hours the cement becomes as hard as the iron pipe.

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