Kane Fire Tests Local Fire Department's Readiness
A Kane fire Saturday morning destroyed the Printz store and damaged nearby properties. Warren visitors, including motorists, toured Kane ruins and noted the department’s commendable response despite high winds and an explosion. Visitors also saw Dr. McCleery's 20 Wolf Pack and traveled the Warren Kane shuttle buses.
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Cohn
Kane
Rocky Mountain
Dr. McCleery
Leonard Larson
Ludlow
Boulder Dam or Muscle Shoals Plots Split Congress
Washington April 2 reports rivalry in Congress over Boulder Dam and Muscle Shoals developments. Debate centers on location Black Canyon versus Boulder Canyon and the financing through federal power, with private interests wary of government electricity sales.
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Mincle Shoals
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Addison T. Sraith
Lower House Irrigation Committee
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Muscle Shoals
Uncle Sam
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Imperia
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Los Angeles
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Hoover
Mexico
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Smith
Memphis
Chattanooga
Alabama Powers Company
Stright
Ito River
Tennyson Poem Fragment on the Sea and Loss
A fragment from Alfred Tennyson laments the sea and vanished touches of a lost day. The speaker yearns for a vanished hand and voice as ships sail to their haven and children play nearby.
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Alfred Tennyson
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem in which the speaker defends a balanced faith that embraces joy and laughter. He rejects sanctimony while affirming a guiding God who accompanies human joys and sorrows. The verse argues religion need not quash merriment and the good found in others.
Doris Meets Mr and Mrs Moose In Zoo Visit
Doris and her elfin friend Squeedee discover new zoo residents Mr and Mrs Moose under the maple. Mrs Moose explains they are cousins to the deer and the pair discuss life in the zoo before bidding goodbye as the keeper nears closing.
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Dimmer Stories One Good Vote Lost in Sheboygan
A lifelong voter, E. B. Garton of Sheboygan reveals he is not a United States citizen after 64 years of voting. Registration laws show he never naturalized, having moved from Toronto in 1864.
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Sheboygan
Abraham Lincoln
E. B. Garton
United States
Toronto
Canada
Versatile Politician Quips Across Papers
Across editorials the theme centers on adaptable public figures. The Atlanta Constitution notes a politician who can blow hot or cold. The Houston Chronicle jokes about a mother hoping Jimmy becomes a radio announcer if not president. The Toledo Blade reports Senator Borah questioning Republican candidates without promising to retain any.
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Atlanta Constitution
Borah
Toledo Blade
One Minute Pulpit Marvel
The brief devotional quotes Jesus words about being born of the Spirit from St. John chapter three are presented as a pulpit vignette. Wording emphasizes spiritual rebirth and the unseen movement of the Spirit guiding believers.
Inside the life of a large chain store buyer
A New York interview with a buyer for a leading 5 and 10 cent chain. He explains how 1,500 shops operate with 36 buyers and the need for precise forecasting of weather, regional tastes, and future styles. He cites profits per store in 1927 and notes global staff coverage in England Canada Cuba and Germany. Lindbergh anecdotes follow about crowding and manners.
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New York
U. S
United States
Woolworth
Kresge
McCrory
England
Canada
Cuba
Germany
Dangers Of Boric Acid And Mineral Tablets For Home Use
Warning against internal uptake or skin absorption of boric acid and borax as household antiseptics. Cites medical warnings from McNally and Rust and trials in several countries, urges keeping poisons in clearly labeled bottles. Also discusses mineral tablets for humans, arguing inorganic minerals are not a substitute for balanced diet and urging caution and supervision.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Lulu
Boards of Health
American Medical Association
Retrospective Creem Duesis of See Swe ends
Members of Company 3 National Guard will leave July 12 on their annual encampment to Mt Gretna weather permitting aspirants for Warren High School track squad will hold a practice tonight on Russell field
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Mt. Gretna
Warren High
Russell Field
Warren Borough Votes Tax Levy Cut in April Meeting
A conference of committee chairmen at the city building decided to decrease the Warren borough tax levy by one and a half mills. Countywide sickness affects schools with many rooms only half filled, according to County Superintendent C S Knapp.
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Warren Borough
C. S. Knapp
Fourth Union May Week service at First Baptist
About 200 people attended the noon service at First Baptist Church as the Fourth Union May Week event proceeded. Sheriff George Grosch left Warren for Pittsburgh with a prisoner sentenced to 300 days in the Allegheny Workhouse.
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First Baptist Church
George Grosch
Warren
Pittsburgh
Allegheny
Warren Chamber speaker heads Kinzuaa Community Club banquet
Emory Cook, secretary of the Warren Chamber of Commerce, will address the Kinzua Community Club banquet on Monday April 4 at the First Presbyterian church. About forty five Warren area boys earned the Eagle rank at a court of honor held there. A dowager suddenly kissed him as Slim rose and left quietly.
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Warren Chamber of Commerce
Kinzua
Warren
Court of Honor
First Presbyterian Church
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