07 Sep 1914
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1914
Page
1
Dr Dixon notes how global warfare and modern arms cast a gloom on thinking minds yet two generations have seen strides in conserving mankind. He cites disease prevention and economic savings enabling grand projects like the Panama Canal and urges continued public health progress.
An advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial of rapid relief from kidney pain and fatigue. It urges readers not to ask for a generic remedy but to request the same product Mrs. Lower used, priced 50c. The piece also includes promotional copy about reliable war coverage from The New York World and its alliance with London papers and notable writers.
Observers note dramatic shadow effects cast by Mount Rainier on cloud curtains over Mount Rainier National Weather Service station. The cone appears as a pine triangle with its apex at the peak during sunset. Shadow curves and cloud domes create striking visual phenomena in the evening sky over Laconia.
The British Crown was fashioned for Queen Victoria in 1838 using principal jewels from older crowns. The great ruby, once given to the Black Prince after the Battle of Navarette, and other gems have notable history. The crown is linked to battles like Agincourt. Philadelphia Press.
William C Wright, aged 101 years and 5 months, is regarded as the oldest resident of Wisconsin. He lives with his son Wiltien in Amery area. Elizabeth Mundheit, his daughter, and her son Norman form the fourth generation. The aged Wright is noted as a pioneer in the state and is central to a family portrait. In court two women with the same last name faced disputes while a visitor joked about a skinny man as the bone of contention.
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