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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
16
The old bathing hole by the paper mill bridge buzzes with daily visitors, especially in evenings, though water remains cold. Bathers urge a simple building for changing, noting the need for a dress area and railing while some worry about mill washings affecting water quality.
The text extols the people as perpetual conquerors demanding no organized orders, fighting for liberty and loved ones. It contrasts their spontaneous courage with armies and kings, noting mountains, deserts, and nature as allies against invaders and condemning subjugation.
Miss Eleanor Parker, Barnard College student in New York, was arrested for distributing anti conscription propaganda. Columbia authorities refuse to award her bachelor of arts degree unless she is acquitted. Justice Ford of the supreme court allowed the college not to grant the degree pending trial.
A 19th century critique in Orleans Magazine decries a joke about wives burglarizing pockets during sleepless nights. The author rails against the joke monger, praising married life and recounting personal scenes of earning wages and home duties. He urges caution against embracing similar jests and endorses practical honesty before trouble arises.
A world traveler notes San Blas once a great Spanish stronghold now a village built along a single cobbled main street. Chinese-run cafes, adobe houses, and a central plaza mark daily life amid rambling side lanes and huts of mud and thatch.
A discussion on motion perception in moving trains explains that interior stillness creates the illusion that external objects move. It notes that our sense of motion derives from comparison with the inside of the car and mental place reference. The piece adds the Siberian railway is the longest in the world at 34,785 miles.
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