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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1915

Page

23

Comtessa di Centanini's War Warning From Paris

An American-turned Countess in Paris warned six months before the great European war that social unrest foretold conflict. She cited dancing as a sign, comparing European and American tendencies, predicting war unless the United States changes course. She recalls the forecast now echoed in her move to the United States.

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Parisian Countess Sees War as Europe Cleansing Force

A Paris resident and Countess offers positive views on World War I, arguing it will reshape Europe by erasing class divides and rich poverty gaps. She praises French women for stoic support, notes Americans envy European leisure ends, and commends French soldiers and prisoners for mutual courtesy amid war.

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Mason and Dixon Line Surveyed in 1763

The Mason and Dixon line between Pennsylvania and Maryland was surveyed in 1763 by Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon to set a boundary later linked to the North South divide. An army of axmen cut a 30-foot-wide road, stones weighing 500 pounds marked the line at intervals, and English markers bore Penn’s and Baltimore’s emblems. The line has been remarked and restored, with a 1903 state funding effort by Pennsylvania and Maryland to locate missing stones.

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Chicago Expert Denies Papers Inspire Crime Growth

Chicago Juvenile Court director Drevals Healy argues in his new book that crime reports in newspapers do not spur delinquency. He says crime stories glamorize criminals for readers and fail to create imitation among youths. instead younger offenders are drawn by other influences.

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