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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1915
Page
2
The article warns that small habits impact health and disease. It cites common acts such as moistening stamps with the tongue, tearing envelopes with saliva, touching the face with unclean hands, chewing pencils, sharing sham little habits, and counting money with wet fingers. It urges scrupulous cleanliness and attention to tiny practices.
Professor Bergoine of Bordeaux University argues the human body is a steam boiler engine with food as fuel. He states the heaviest meal should be at breakfast before heavy activity, a lighter midday meal, and a minimal evening meal, per the New York Post.
At Fleuris on June 26 1794 during the French Revolutionary War the balloon Entreprenant served with the army for the first time. Austrian General Cobourg angrily exclaimed at the sight of the captive airship at about 300 meters noting the enemy’s inventions.
Customer complains to druggist that label misleads uses. Druggist explains label reads one teaspoonful as required and shake before taking. Customer asserts medicine for chills and should say take before shaking. Boston Transcript notes the exchange as a humorous error.
Washington Fost explains that ancient lifespans were due to a fresher human stock and lower disease variety. Modern deaths stem from many illnesses weakening immune systems, while inevitable immunity to some diseases could bring diminished vitality as humanity fights long against plagues.
The article explains how nations assign color codes to official publications. Britain uses blue for blue books and red for appointment lists, with white or yellow variants in some departments and blacks for abuse exposures. France favors yellow, Russia orange, Belgium gray, Italy green, and the US uses blue and red.
German pilots drop wreaths for Adolphe Pegoud near Petit Croix and Captain Fequant de la Touche during air battles. A dawn mission toward Nancy ends with German aircraft retreating under fire as French patrols pursue.
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