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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
3
The article notes that modern French drinkers enjoy far cheaper, better wine due to bottling, a shift from casks in earlier eras. It contrasts today with Louis XV's dining, where wine rarely came in bottles.
In Great Britain cities with 200000+ population the average fare for street railway travel is 1.1 cents per passenger mile. In continental Europe urban transport the average fare is one cent per passenger mile.
The Fourth of July is not a national holiday by statute in the United States. Each state sets its own observance, with many northern and western states commemorating the day as a legal holiday while southern states report minor business changes.
Minna Irving writes in Leslie's Weekly praising the Fourth of July as a sacred day. She honors fallen heroes from land and sea and calls for unity across the nation to celebrate liberty and sacrifice.
The first lifeboat was launched on January 4, 1785, by Lionel Lukin a coach maker from an inland town near London. His Norway yawl design included water tight compartments a heavy iron keel and buoyancy features that remain essential today.
A caution urges speakers to abandon borrowed affectations and present their true self. It warns that theatrical delivery will be exposed, leaving the speaker unmasked and ineffective. This editorial frame emphasizes authenticity in public discourse.
National Mothers Congress, meeting in Denver, calls for a federal department of home and child with a cabinet head. The move aims to coordinate policies affecting families and children nationwide.
The article urges dairy farms to secure pure water from wells or cisterns, using gravity pipes in hilly areas. Iron pipes are inexpensive and allow water delivery to any point. For cooling dairy products a large cold spring is best, with milk and butter placed near the coldest water, and cow watering via piping whenever feasible.
The article explains that Japanese cuisine lacks puddings and dairy heavy desserts, with sweets mostly rice flour treats or sugared beans. It notes tea and cake culture in homes, the absence of milk in traditional sweets, and mentions kasutera sponge cake introduced by the Portuguese centuries ago.
A paperer recommends using cheap cotton batting to clean wallpaper. Lightly dab the surface with batting, then increase pressure with more batting for a surprising result as described by Good Housekeeping.
A Cleveland Leader snippet shows Jones speaking at 4 a.m. after pacing with a baby since 9:30. He recalls he once dropped out of a prize Marathon waltz a month before marriage due to fatigue.
A quip from Meggendorfer Blatter features a young housewife asking for a longer story in a journal so her cook will keep reading it, reflecting a lighthearted exchange captured in the issue.
Life safety claim highlights Dr King's New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation biliousness dyspepsia indigestion liver troubles kidney diseases and bowel disorders. Easy to take and build up health. 25c at all druggists.
Main Line cars depart the waiting room at 0 10 20 30 40 50 minutes past each hour. Run 5 15 25 35 45 55 minutes past the hour. P and E station departures follow 5 15 25 35 45 55 minutes past the hour. Conewango avenue trips run on the even hour and half hour. End of Conewango avenue to waiting room at 15 and 45 minutes past the even hour. Main line westbound cars loop around Laurel Street and return to waiting room on the even hour.
A timetable note states the North Warren Line trains depart the waiting room on the hour and half hour and leave North Warren 15 minutes and 45 minutes past the hour.
Beginning 6 30 a m Sheffield line cars depart the waiting room for Sheffield hourly at 30 minutes after each even hour The last car leaves Warren for Sheffield at 10 30 p m On Sundays the first Warren to Sheffield trip is at 7 20 a m and the first Sheffield to Warren trip is at 7 10 a m
Beginning at 6 a m cars depart Warren for Jamestown every hour on the hour the last at 10 m. The first Jamestown Warren shuttle leaves at 6 20 a m and then every hour at 30 minutes past until 9 30 p m after which no Warren bound car runs until the final departure at 11 10 p m arriving Warren at 12 10 a m.
A local printer advertises fine printing services and legal blanks for sale, inviting customers to visit the lan for trials and purchase of necessary forms and documents.
A historical piece contrasts rural farm life with college life for young men and women. It highlights education, labor, and social expectations during the period, noting changes in youth roles and opportunities as urbanization grows.
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