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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
6
A discourse argues that cities need strong commercial organizations run on sound business plans. It warns against ineffective groups and urges dues funded by all citizens to prove clear profits and citywide prosperity, with civic leaders and residents acting in concert for growth.
The piece blends vivid Karungi sky observations with a London Chronicle correspondent’s account of the Serbian retreat. It highlights Marshal Putnik’s leadership, siege perseverance at Semendria and Belgrade, and German assaults including 42 centimeter shells, street by street fighting, and a fearless 15 year old comadji holding a gate.
The United States publishes a detailed note rebuking Britain for enforcing a policy seen as illegal and retaliatory. It rejects subordination of neutral rights and demands rules of international law govern relations, pledging to defend neutrality impartially amidst the European war.
Steeplejacks have long held danger status but awning removers are said to risk more. From street level, two or three men strip entire fronts of flats without entering homes. They climb window ledges, pull themselves up to stone, and lower awnings with belts and rope as they descend.
The New York Sun recalls three awning removers who stripped a seven story block of seventy five windows in the Bronx in three hours. Ironworkers risk life on beams while one slips and loses grip. The piece contrasts their steadiness with the dangers faced by climbers and contractors working outside tall buildings.
Irate father declares he does not need money soon as hotel keepers tailors and taxi men are cited in a Boston Transcript quote about demand and cash.
A brief Ohio State Journal note questions how to form the plural of crux of the situation. The writer considers finding a readily used plural and sharing it to ease familiarity.
The Quebec fortifications, once grand defensive works, survive as picturesque relics of the Gibraltar of America. Built 1823 to 1832 at a cost over £7 million, they span a citadel of more than forty acres. Between 1865 and 1871 three Levis side forts were erected but left unarmed. No trace remains of the old French fortifications.
The article notes Finland covers 144 249 square miles with one seventh water due to many lakes. At the last census the population reached 3 196 700 divided among eight administrations. Helsingfors is the largest city with 154 000 inhabitants.
In the St Louis Post-Dispatch a public promise is offered: a $100 reward to anyone who can prove that a thorough trial of a remedy yields no relief. The phrase suggests a broad sales pitch with exchange terms and a whispered warning about secrecy.
The Swedish government announced the Nobel Prize distribution. Physics goes to Thomas A. Edison and Nikola Tesla, literature to Romain Rolland, Hendrik Pontoppidan, and Troeis Lund, and Verner von Heidengstam, chemistry to Professor Theodor Svedeberg.
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