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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
4
The Tribune Warren lists staff including editors and managers, prints business and circulation details, rates, and mailing zones. It invites public letters with signatures and addresses for publication, limits letters to 600 words, and includes a prayer urging faith in works.
The justice department reports rising crime and crowded prisons and weighs a federal crime conference proposed by civic groups. Attorney General Sargent studies feasibility to inform President Coolidge, with invites to judges prosecutors police and civic bodies and a focus on youth prevention.
G Francis Jenkins, a Washington based radio engineer, announces an upcoming device to transmit moving pictures by radio. The invention would let the public see baseball games inaugurations and other events as they are heard. A navy contract to transmit weather maps caused delays, but Jenkins expects to resume testing soon.
Hewlett Harbor N Y residents fret over taxing power as 1507 citizens debate whether a New York village can exist without taxes. Private roads and services cover policing lighting and protection with no levies. Albany officials may decide if taxes are required by law. Senator King accuses U S dominance of Haiti. Earl Carroll likely dislikes a room with bath in Atlanta.
A collage of bite sized items from a local page includes aphorisms on marriage and money, light political snippets about Congressman Ed Wammus, old time dances ending in fights, reflections on dogs and lawn mowers, a short comic exchange about after acts, and brief science blurbs noting Detroit candy makers climate needs and German aluminum trains.
The column extols Warren shops with vast shoe and clothing stock and notes local merchants’ strong service. It previews upcoming events, including J Adams Puffer, described as a Boy Man who speaks to youth, with Rotary funding for a Wednesday high school assembly and wide civic invitation.
This column discusses unwanted facial hair in women, its possible causes from heredity to illness, and examines various removal methods. It covers plucking, depilatories, pumice, peroxide,vegetable and mineral agents, lasers and X rays with cautions, then endorses electrolysis as a slow but effective option. It invites readers to send questions for Currier's replies.
A compact collection of quotations from Emerson Thackeray Butler Bayne and others. Mentions honesty, virtue, truth and life guidance. Includes notes on philosophy religion and human nature.
Entries note Mathen Juliano injured eye from wood while cutting, Knapp Oil reports a 100 barrel well in Osage, and local officials and residents—Wilbur Mead, C. S. Knapp, and Theodore Raiser among others—active in community events. The April 1 1925 column mentions tax levy cut, Allegheny highway talks, patrol training, a cross fire incident, Easter strawberries, and court actions against a Warren county bootlegger.
John Hubert argues Paine’s legacy as a founder is misunderstood. He notes Paine was a Deist, not an atheist, and highlights Paine’s advocacy for liberty, emancipation, and democratic ideas. The piece reflects on Paine’s harsh treatment, exile, and obscure funeral as a symbol of America’s evolving view of its early champion.
A lively and enterprising forecast notes lunar operations despite minor postponements. In business publishing law and employment prospects appear satisfactory and expansive. Those with birthdays near this date may enjoy a progressive year with gains in work, finances, and personal relations. A born child should be versatile ambitious generous and socially skilled.
Poet Edgar A. Guest reflects on beauty beyond wealth in simple joys. The verse celebrates song birds summer rivers hills and blossoming trees, arguing life lacks meaning without loveliness and nature's quiet wonders. Copyright 1927 by Edgar A. Guest.
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