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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
2
The estimated population of places with more than 8 000 population in Pennsylvania for this year is given in comparison with the 1910 census figures. The list highlights city by city population estimates and growth indicators. เพิ่ม
The article explains the 1913 Dick militia law allowing the president to draft all able bodied U S males aged 18 to 45 for war. It outlines authority to mobilize regular and reserve militia within or beyond U S borders if invasion or danger is feared, with service period set by the president.
About 59 000 delegates expected in San Francisco for the first annual world congress of young people's societies to be held during the summer of 1915. William N. Groat, president of the congress, presented estimates to the Panama Pacific exposition. Participating groups include Christian Endeavor Epworth League Brotherhood of St Andrew Baptist Young People's Society Daughters of the King and King's Daughters. The event will run daily for ten days or two weeks with lectures by noted speakers.
The article extols deep breathing and straight posture to purify blood, improve circulation, and strengthen lungs. It warns against slouching at desk or sewing, urges twice daily breathing exercises to expand and empty lungs, and notes strong lungs as a defense against consumption.
The National Civic Federation’s food and drugs department unveils a plan for a nationwide inquiry spanning 5,000 towns to draft a model sanitary code for small communities. Vincent Astor chairs the committee overseeing the effort.
The piece notes A for Argentina famed for tango, B for Brazil with wild rivers, and C for Chile noted for constellations of mountains. It comments on Teddy Roosevelt era upset giving the country shivers, in a Chicago Tribune excerpt.
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