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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1914

Page

8

Moving pictures to offset skepticism in Bible Students' drive

The International Bible Students' Association launches twelve days of free moving pictures at Theatorium to educate the public in science history and the Bible. Pastor Russell presents Creation with scenes from the Holy Land Greece Turkey and other regions. Admission is free and children require accompaniment.

International Bible Students’ Association Europe Pastor Russell Holy Land Greece Turkey Russia Jerusalem Gethsamane Golgotha’s

Gas plant explosion destroys Minard Run Oil facility

Bradford reported an explosion at the Minard Run Oil Company plant in Aiken Pa. when a cylinder head blew under 250 pound pressure causing a gas fire and a second blast that wrecked the building. Foreman L. J. Paul and about twenty workers fought the flames, saving nearby property. loss figure not yet estimated.

Bradford Minard Run Oil Company Aiken L. J. Paul

Wall Street Now Faces War's Global Trade Shock

New York financiers fear disruptions as European war blocks US trade with London Paris Berlin and Vienna. The piece explains how exports and reserves are hit, with prices rising and the economy reorienting toward supplying allies. It notes 70,000,000 bushels of wheat stranded at port and rail embargo on exports compounding the crisis.

New York Germany Steel Corporation International Mercantile Marine Wall Street Financial District United States London Paris Berlin Vienna Jacob H. Schiff James Speyer George F. Reker William Rockefeller James Stillman Austria Servia Russia France England Europe Belgium Seaboard

BROOM BRIGADE FACES SNAKE

York Pa August 10 A swift mobilization formed to trap an eight foot bull snake in a backyard after it escaped from Dr Fred Warner who is jailed for a fatal car crash. Citizens used brooms and wash props to keep the reptile at bay until a police officer bagged it.

York South End Fred Warner Warner Emma Gates Emigsville

Editorial: Tariff Impact On Wool Industry

The Carlisle Sentinel notes Republicans should cease attacks on Democratic measures or halt support for them. The Oshkosh Northwestern reports wool mills see tariffs as not harming profits, with no profit drops and ongoing prosperity, while expanding operations in the American woolen sector.

Carlisle Sentinel Oshkosh Wis Northwestern Rep

A Slow Sleeper in Suburban Household

A servant girl in a suburban family was reproved for oversleeping. She explained she slept slowly and therefore took a long time to obtain a good night’s rest. Boston Transcript.

Boston ‘Transcript

Patient sews up head injury claims mending

In a Baltimore American note a patient with a severe head cut is described as mending, while a bystander asserts the doctor was the one sewing the patient. The exchange hints at confusion over who performed the care.

Baltimore

Slang Phrases Through the Ages Evidence Old Origins

A compact study traces so called modern slang to centuries old phrases. Examples include kid from 1509, not in it from Shakespeare, cut it out from Sheridan, and skip out in Wycliffe Bible, showing language evolution across eras.

Massinger Wryeliff Ralph Roister Doister Goldsmith Sheridan Edward A. Allen Forum

Post Wheeler Arrives in Hull With Stranded Americans

Post Wheeler the new secretary of the American embassy at Tokio and Mrs Wheeler reach Hull from Copenhagen with thirty stranded Americans. American relief loans to refugees run about ten thousand dollars daily, secured by collateral.

London Wheeler Tokio Berlin Japan Hull Copenhagen American Relief Committee

German-American leader protests coal shipment to Canada

Adolph Niederpuem secretary of the Detroit German-American city league sends a message to President Wilson protesting alleged neutrality law violations. The shipment of coal from the United States to Canada via Port Huron is cited.

Detroit Mich Adolph Niederpuem City League Wilson United States Canada Port Huron

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