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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1912

Page

6

Sam Lamb and the Runaway Boys in Memphis Excursion

Jimmy and Billy plot a prank by trading for a dog and plan a trip on Sam Lamb's excursion train to Memphis. The scheme backfires as Miss Minerva and the major confront misbehavior, culminating in an engagement announcement and a turn toward guardian care.

Billy Sam Lamb Sam Peruny Mr. Garner Minerva William Memphis Jimmy Sarah Jane Bennie Dick Knights of Pythi Marie Lina Frances Mrs. Garner Tel Shones Weckly

Duchess Goes to the Front in Nurse Form

Rome Italy the duchess of Aosta leaves luxury for Tri Poli to nurse the sick and wounded along with other noble women She will be known as nurse No 3 of the Naples Red Cross resisting royal disapproval and willfully abandoning her title Princess Elena d Orleans daughter of the late Count de Paris is her prior identity

Frances Jimmy Rome Italy Aosta Tripoli Naples Red Cross Duke of Elena d’Orleans Count de Paris

Reikin: A New Japanese Stringed Instrument Debuts

A Nagoya violinmaker devises the reikin a guitar shaped stringed instrument with four strings. By keyboard action it can replace several samisen and has impressed an orchestra of Japanese musicians. The inventor conceived the idea during a European tour last year.

Nagoya Europe

Salt Paint and Ocean Taste Hearten Paris Artist Duel

Two Paris artists debate a marine painting method as one adds salt to the paint. The other praises the salty effect and urges buyers to purchase, claiming the result captures the ocean’s flavor.

Paris

Englishman praised by American at Smithsonian jab

An exchange depicted in Vogue contrasts an Englishman complimenting American faculties with a sharp rebuttal about the Smithsonian Institution and the idea of a grand building to educate the Smiths. The dialogue satirizes cultural prestige and patronizing attitudes.

Smithsonian Institution

Clock Made From Old Junk In Wootton Rivers

A village clock for Wootton Rivers church was funded by Mr. Spratt who built it at no charge using scrapped iron steel brass and lead. Parts came from agricultural gear fire irons bedsteads old bicycles milk separators and a steam governor ball to strike the hours. One dial bears Glory Be to God instead of numerals.

Minerva Frances Billy Jimmy Hetecher Johnny Johnson Baltzer Oman Lina London George Wootton Rivers Spratt

Women Smokers Barred in Chicago Hotels

Chicago hotel managers declare women may not smoke in public dining rooms or cafes. If a woman refuses a waiter’s request to stop, she will be asked to leave the premises.

Chicago

Needle in Foot Removed After Twenty Years

In Watrensburg Missouri an operation removed a quarter inch metal needle from Miss Mattie Johnston a milliner who had a needle lodge in her foot for two decades.

Watrensburg Mattie Johnston

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