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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1914

Page

2

Cooperation Boosts Major Chautauqua Improvements in County

County officials business leaders and residents unite to relocate the Chautauqua highway and trolley line and erect a new station. The $16,900 project funded by state county and local bodies will move tracks widen the road and create a park area by August 15.

Chautauqua Union Chautauqua County Chautauqua Traction Line Chautauqua Institution A. N. Broadhead Chautauqua Traction Company Chautauqua Town Board Board of Supervisors State Highway Commission Leet Witt & Blades Hornell N. Y Hawley B. Ayers Erie Railroad William R. Ransom Grange Hall National Army Chautauqua Police Chautauqua Band Maud Ballington Booth

What is electricity according to Steinmetz scientists

Dr. Charles Proteus Steinmetz answers the question by separating electricity into electrical energy pressure intensity and quantity. He notes electrical quantity may be a substance on an atomic level with electrons, while electrical pressure equals voltage and intensity equals voltage per unit length. He warns that magnetism and electricity are loosely defined terms and that there may be confusion if terms are misused.

Charles Proteus Steinmetz Steinmetz New York World

The Book of the Dead in Ancient Egypt

The Westminster Gazette notes that The Book of the Dead was a unique text aimed at the afterlife. It collected prayers and exorcisms for the soul's journey through hades and served as a safe guide, buried with the dead.

Hades Westminster Gazette

Simple Silk Quality Test Reveals Adulteration

A brief guide explains a silk test using a match to identify weighting. If the fabric holds its shape after a lighted strike, it may be adulterated with minerals. if it smokes into a puffed mass, the silk is pure.

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