Pope Pius X dies after war related illness
Rome reports Pope Pius X died in his seventy ninth year after four days of illness from bronchial pneumonia and heart weakness linked to the European war. He ruled since 1903 and was revered for his disciplined leadership and pastoral care.
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Treatment for British Troops On the March
A wartime dispatch notes a German fleet preparing to engage Allied forces outside Kiel harbors. The report emphasizes strategic repositioning and the potential for a decisive clash as British troops advance.
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Explosions from Dust Clouds in Mines Raise Alarm
Laboratory tests show coal dust blown through a tube can become highly charged and emit sparks up to a centimeter long. The sign of this charge varies with dust cloud character and explains how coal dust could ignite in mines. Insulated devices may be needed to prevent ignition during dust adhe sion and pre trification processes.
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