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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1917

Page

3

Radium Powers and the Endless Cycle of Earthly Fire

In a discussion via Electrical Experimenter, H. Gerns bach argues radium could emancipate humanity yet also end all human works. He compares radium bromide heat to coal, cites Soddy and Kelvin, and sketches a theory of earth’s incandescent ages and cyclic planetary death and rebirth driven by radium heat.

Soddy Colorado Joly Simpson Lord Kelvin Space Jupiter Saturn H. Gernsbach

One of Jerrold's Retorts

Very tart Jerrold quips at a would be wit who claimed never to laugh at his lines. Jerrold replies with a sharp challenge urging him to try his humor on Jerrold himself.

Jerrold Douglas Jerrold

Forge Your Own Character Through Work and Discipline

A rugged maxim urges that character is built by hard work, repetition, and self discipline rather than daydreaming. It emphasizes actionable self construction through consistent effort and resilience.

Titles in Russia as Described by Answers

The piece explains Russian naming customs under tsarist law, noting wives adopt their husband’s name and children use paternal names. It covers noble versus peasant classes, occasional noble titles granted by the czar, merchant gains of foreign baron titles, and clerical naming practices tied to feast days or stones. It references Peter the Great and Alexander II.

England Sweden Russia Baroness So-and-so Peter the Great Peter Petrov Smirnov Simon Ivanov Ivan Johiy Nu Alexander II Loudon

Gibraltar The Key of the Mediterranean in British Hands

The Rock of Gibraltar has remained under British control since 1704 after a joint capture by Sir George Rooke and the Prince of Hesse Darmstadt. It has a long history of conquest and siege, including Arab, Castilian, Moorish, and Barbarossa periods, with a notable Spanish siege from 1779 lasting nearly three years and eight months.

England Gibraltar Mediterranean Tarik Jebel-al-Tarik Barbarossa Charles V George Rooke Prince of Hesse- Darmstadt Charles of Austria

Distinction Between Line and Staff Officers

The New York Sun explains line officers as fighters in the field or at sea and staff officers as noncombatants with roles in medical, instructional, or administrative duties. It notes staff officers may serve on the commander's staff.

Medical Corps Military Institute Army Navy Commander In Chief New York Sun

Where Eating Is a Trade in Italy Beggar Cries

National Geographic Magazine describes how macaroni eating is a trade for Italian street beggars. The piece notes cries like Signore, dame clique soldi mangia maccheroni and the beggar’s refrain Oh, muori di fame as they solicit coins from passersby.

Cold Calculation and Artful Debate

A Washington Star prose exchange contrasts idealism and practicality. A craftsman argues quality outweighs quantity while a realist notes diamonds and coal illustrate differing values and outcomes.

Washington Star

Willis Golf Debut Ends With Early Hole-in-One

The exchange reports Willis played golf yesterday for the first time. Gillis asks for the result. Willis replies fine and notes he made a home run at the start, hitting the first ball into tall grass in left field and chasing it around all eighteen holes before it was found.

Willis Gillis Puck

A Cutting Retort Over Downtown Engagements

A humorous exchange contrasts Mr Green's downtown business nights with Mrs Green owning an automobile. The Detroit Free Press excerpt highlights social lines and mobility in urban life.

Mr. Green Mrs Green Detroit Free Press

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