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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
3
Major General J Franklin Bell predicts heavier than air machines will reach high efficiency within ten years and may be reliable for carrying three to five persons with light explosives. He notes dirigibles may prove steadier in wind, and ordnance to defeat aircraft will be developed.
In Wilkes Barre Judge Freas grants a New York woman, daughter of the late William Johnson, a share of his Pittston estate valued at 36000. Johnson had two families in England and the U S. One daughter in England recognized him while he resided in Pittston. She pursued her claim after his death. The orphan's court approved her right to part of the estate.
The quotation asserts that once well dressed a man should act with ease as if unclothed, aiming for inconspicuousness. It urges natural behavior without stiffness or fear of disarray, describing dressing as a daily, unobtrusive act.
In Philadelphia Broad Street Station, trains sustain routes with continued service across the city hub, as arrangements and schedules persist through the day.
Health Commissioner Dixon urges strict rules for nursing and baby care during hot weather. Emphasizing pure milk, ice cooling, boiled water, breast feeding, bottle hygiene, nipple safety, and doctor guidance for formula. Warns of summer diarrhoea and warns against delaying medical advice.
A reflective note on how every death affects survivors with omissions and missed chances. The author laments forgotten acts and efforts left undone while acknowledging the impact on those left behind.
A reflection on life's scarce balance between loving, learning, and doing good. Renan laments that pursuing knowledge often costs love, while pursuing love may sacrifice study, calling the arrangement cruel.
A reflection on gender norms as a man with no sons resists the saying boys will be boys as an acceptable justification for male behavior. It questions cultural assumptions and calls for rethinking masculine conduct.
Street railway timetable lists Main Line cars leaving the waiting room on the hour and at 10 20 30 40 and 50 minutes past each hour. Grade Run trains depart at 5 15 25 35 45 and 55 minutes past the hour and P and E station service follows the same pattern.
Cars depart from the waiting room for Conewango Avenue on the even hour and half hour. Departures from the end of Conewango Avenue for the waiting room occur at 15 and 45 minutes past each even hour. Main line westbound trains leave the waiting room on the even hour and traverse Laurel Street loop.
The North Warren Line boards depart from the waiting room on the hour and half hour. Additional departures leave North Warren 15 minutes and 45 minutes past every even hour.
Beginning at 6 30 a m cars depart hourly from the waiting room to Sheffield. Last car to Sheffield leaves Warren at 10 30 p m Sunday. First Warren to Sheffield trip 7 30 a m and first Shield to Warren at 7 10 a m.
Beginning at 6 a m cars depart Warren for Jamestown every hour on the hour with the last at 10 a m The first Warren trip to Jamestown is at 6 20 a m and then every hour at 30 minutes past the hour until 9 30 p m After that hour there is no Warren service until the final car at 11 10 p m arriving Warren at 12 10 a m
The idea originated with the velocipede and was invented by Drais in 1817.
A feature intertwines farm life and college romance in a tale about Apple Blossoms exchanged for Orange Blossoms, celebrating youthful love and growth in a rural setting. The piece blends agrarian culture with campus courtship, highlighting shared values and memories.
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