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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1914

Page

8

Daylight and Sunlight Differ Like Water and Wine

Garrett II. Serviss explains that daylight is a mix of two light kinds with variable proportions and spectra. The sun remains the primary daylight source, while skylight shifts by reflection and atmospheric filtering. Planetary atmospheres and distances alter daylight intensity, affecting habitability considerations.

Professor Nichols Cornell Sky Venus Mars Jupiter Earth Saturn Neptune

A Wonderful Word Confidence

A short meditation on confidence as a powerful, uplifting force for all people from children to workers and businessmen facing hardship. A writer urges offering a helpful word to restore hope and provide another chance.

Lestie

Louder Tie Sparks family dispute in court

In a courtroom exchange, John insists he did not choose the loud tie. Joe, presumed responsible, claims his brother helped pick it, while the judge presides over the odd quarrel.

John Joe

Sincerity and Truth as Virtue Core, Confucius Statement

A Confucian maxim asserts sincerity and truth as the foundation of all virtue, emphasizing moral integrity and honest conduct as essential to virtuous life.

Confucius

Swallows Teach Engineer to Tunnel Sand Bank

A young engineer who was dismissed by peers proves a clever tunneling method by mimicking bank swallows. North of Burlington Vermont a sand plain under Lake Champlain terrain thwarts conventional tunneling. He marks arches, removes sand in stages, and builds a fifty foot tunnel funded by the company. The inspiration came from observing swallows’ self sustaining nests doubling as natural tunnels.

Burlington Lake Champlain Central Railroad Bank Swallow Boston Post

Astronomical Speeds Measured By Slipher In Andromeda Nebula

Camille Flammarion discusses W. M. Slipher’s finding on the Andromeda nebula traveling at 300 kilometers per second from the Lowell observatory study. He notes the parallax of 0.17 second and the enormous distance, stressing uncertainties about long term speed and the vast scale of the universe.

Camille Flammarion Societe Astronomique de France W. M. Slipher Lowell Observatory Andromeda Flammarion Hipparchus Alexandria New York World

Daughter’s Voice Believed to Be Fortune by Family

A mother seeks a vocal teacher’s view on her daughter’s prospects as a singer. The professor replies with cautious humor that the girl has potential, quipping that she belongs to a long lived family and may yet become noted.

Scotch golfer seeks grave in new course tale

The story tells of an ancient Scotch golfer whose companion dies and burial is near. He goes to the cemetery to attend the interment but cannot locate the grave. He calls a boy with a whistle and asks for directions, remarking on a new course and the bole New York West.

New York West

Curious German taxes on carriages, birds, and guests

Among the odd levies in Germany are a 40 cent tax per baby carriage and a 1.40 tax on caged nightingales, noting there have been few fortmny years, plus a 24 percent charge on tourists added to hotel bills.

Germany

Fragmentary Quote Appears in Baltimore American

A short, humorous exchange is quoted about taking notice of a cook. The snippet mirrors a light domestic aside and reflects the newspaper’s casual voice. The line implies a kitchen disagreement without additional context or names.

Roosevelt Safe As Expedition Reaches Uncharted River

New York reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt is safe in Brazil. Anthony Fiala’s expedition confirms Roosevelt remains healthy and travels with a separate party along the Rio Duivata, aiming for Manaos in April before heading to Madrid for his son Kermit’s wedding. Fiala’s group lost two canoes but eight men are safe.

New York Theodore Roosevelt Brazil Anthony Fiala Papagalo Fiala Roosevelt Rio Duivata Manaos Madrid Kermit Santarem

President Wilson Refuses to Worry Over Bill

The article notes President Wilson maintains calm as administration bills face opposition from Republicans and southern members. It discusses past Democratic willingness to cede state rights in exchange for federal action, including cotton boll weevil eradication, and hints at southern acquiescence affecting current measures.

House Senate

Deadly clash as strikers attack train in riot

A mob attacked a work train leaving one dead and four wounded after about twenty minutes of shooting. Deputies arrived from Depew and Buffalo to assist, rioters fired from cover while deputies returned fire. passengers lay flat as the attack unfolded and windows of eleven cars were smashed.

Page One Andrew Kirk Depew Buffalo Kirk

Plague Cases Reported In Havana

On March 25 three new bubonic plague cases were reported in Havana. All victims are Spanish clerks employed by a sugar company and one case is critical. Strict sanitary measures have been taken and the patients isolated.

Havana

Radium Cure Offered for Chronic Diseases in February

Dr R J Brown, specialist at Chada koin building, offers a one week trial of radi um claimed as a cure for cancer blood and nerve diseases and other chronic ailments as cited by scientists in Europe and America. Limited quantities available during February.

R. J. Brown Chadakoin Europe America

Eye and Ear Ailments and Other Diseases Listed

A list of numerous ailments and conditions is presented including cataract dropsy blindness dyspepsia deafness piles catarrh nerves lungs hives heart moles kidneys skin cancers nose throat constipation tumors leg sores kidney diseases uric acid diabetes abscess stomach diseases asthma white spots on eyes goitre rupture nervous headache general weakness gastric pain diarrhea ulcerated stomach pimples and brain and nerve diseases.

Goitre and Heart Disease Testimonials for Dr Brown Treatment

Letters from Beatrice J. Smith William Hartley and Gust A Anderson praise Dr Brown's nonoperative goitre remedy and heart disease treatment. They claim goitre disappeared in months and heart symptoms improved, with notes of prior doctor visits and addresses in Jamestown Niagara County and nearby New York towns.

Catarrh Relief Claims, Health Miracle Reported

The testimony describes catarrh affecting the entire system from stomach to kidneys with nervousness headaches and poor sleep. After using a medicine the writer reports complete relief of old troubles and strong endorsement of the remedy.

Dr Brown's Cancer Remedy Testimony In Jamestown

Mary J Ziegen of Celoron testifies under oath in Jamestown that a cancer on her left cheek was cured by Dr Brown, Specialist at Chadakoin Building. She says she lived in the area 15 years, recommends the doctor to others, and swears to the statement before Notary Florence E Terry on November 8, 1912.

Celoron Mary J. Ziegen N. Y Florence E. Terry Notary Public

The Real Saints and Front Row Subscriptions

A satirical note compares pious readers with diligent subscribers, claiming heavenly seating favors those who paid their bills rather than those who merely read scripture. The quip frames honest payment as a practical virtue alongside faith.

Not For Publication Phrase From The Tatler

A note from The Tatler states not for publication while allowing printing a kiss. The remark reflects publication restrictions and social etiquette of the period.

Brazilian Vessels Require Doctor by Interior Minister Rule

All Brazilian ships carrying passengers between departure and destination ports must have a Brazilian doctor aboard, nominated by the minister of the interior. The rule applies to emisting trabe voyages and similar routes involving more than seventy-two passengers.

Interior

Remark about marriage and association in Houston Post

A brief quote reflects a woman's stance on marriage and avoidance of association with a particular man. The Houston Post captures a personal remark highlighting social expectations and marital intent.

Radium Therapy Claims From Johns Hopkins Report

A radium solution is exposed to air in a dedicated room while patients inhale emanations for an hour or more. Treatments cure ordinary cases in three weeks and are offered to all social classes. Johns Hopkins University states radium rays are curing many diseases including Bright's disease diabetes arteriosclerosis gout rheumatism fibroid tumors deafness goitre and tuberculosis.

Johns Hopkins University

Lost Eye Sight Restored by Doctor Brown Treatment

Mrs Lois Honeysett of Jamestown New York reports sudden blindness in her left eye after a severe headache. After a month of care by Dr Brown her sight was fully restored and she praises painless treatment urging others with eye troubles to consult him.

Brown Lois Honeysett Jamestown N. Y R. D

Deafness Cured By Dr Brown Treatment

EMERY WOODARD of Jamestown RD 83 credits Dr Brown with curing long standing deafness after ten years of worsening symptoms. He describes noises in the ears, inability to hear unless near, and now can hear conversations clearly at age 75.

Dr. Brown Emery Woodard Jamestown R. D

Blind Child Cured by Dr. R J Brown

The Sentinel reports on five year old Margaret who went blind from a swelling that spread from her ankle to her eyes. After treatment by Dr. R J Brown her cataracts disappeared and she regained sight, able to distinguish colors.

the Sentinel R. J. Brown Maragaret Brown Margaret

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