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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
7
An old remedy advises drinking hot water with limestone phosphate each morning before breakfast to flush stomach and organs, cleanse the digestive tract, and improve wellbeing for those with constipation biliousness headaches or stomach disorders. It compares internal cleansing to external cleansing and urges regular use to feel younger and more energetic.
The Chicago News criticizes the use of the term female as too general and urges creating a distinct, worthy word for human females. The piece argues women shape the universe and deserve a proper name recognized by nations worldwide.
James K. Clark, veteran teamster turned liveryman, recalls 1859 when iron furnaces closed and oil discovery on Oil Creek spurred a rush. Workers earned sky high wages, banks shrank, and wartime mobilization brought volunteers to the oil country, as community generosity funded churches and recovery efforts.
A Philadelphia Inquirer passage explains how reservation Indians tracked time and distance using sleeps and moons. A sleep equals twenty four hours and a moon a month, with midmoon at solar noon. Distances were described as so many sleeps or days travel and a deliberate walk covered about thirty five miles.
The first modern atlas by Abraham Ortelius died 518 years ago. His Theatrum Orbis Terrarum appeared in Antwerp in 1570 with nearly a hundred maps showing old country and continent outlines. The World notes distortions and inaccuracies even in England and Scotland.
Roosevelt denounces President Wilson for recognizing Carranza in October 1915 after Carranza forces attacked American towns in 1915. The speech claims Wilson praised a regime that had killed and mutilated Americans, labeling the act a betrayal amid a pattern of invasions and brutality.
The Sun Stroke column notes Roger Sullivan steps aside as Democratic politics fear Hughes will not switch from plaintiff to defendant. It cites Wilson’s hesitance to stump and McCormick’s aggressive strategy as pivotal factors in the party’s current position.
An ant species found in India, Ceylon, Malacca islands, and Australia builds its nest between two mango leaves. It weaves a silk like line to join leaves, clinging with hairs and using mandibles. If leaves are far apart, workers form a chain to assist the builder.
A London Chronicle note argues the rule for using an before words starting with u pronounced yu is flexible. It cites Macaulay and writers who favor a before yu sounds for euphony, noting common usage favors a before unique and united despite pedantic flavor.
Mail Printing Co at 229 Pennsylvania Avenue West Warren Pennsylvania advertises samples and prices for art preservative style printing services.
Roosevelt charged that Villa led raids into American territory with arms and munitions supplied after Wilson reversed Taft policy. He alleged U S troops were pursuit to capture Villa dead or alive, criticizing the administration’s promises as insincere.
In recent days Mr. Wilson has grown a lifelong opposition to pork barrel spending and now regrets not vetoing some bills. Secretary McAdoo cautions Treasury staff against political activity with a threat of dismissal if they do not comply.
A speaker denounces the administration for lack of responsibility toward Americans harmed in Mexico and its alleged cruelty, urging the public to oppose the policy in the name of peace and humanity at a Lewiston, Maine event.
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