Warren Boosters Note Progress on Local Improvements
A letter from a reader dubbed "A Warren Booster" praises Warren for few billboards and cites a damaged fence at Russell Field. L. A. Carlson, head of the Boards of Education committee, says the fence will be repaired this week. The piece also notes a push for a real athletic field, better street lights, a new hotel and a future post office for Warren.
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Warren
Tribune
Russell Field
Pennsylvania Avenue
L. A. Carlson
Board of Education
Carlson
Gypsy Song at Palace Gate in Louise Dutton Verse
A lyric scene unfolds at a palace gate where a Gypsy sings as a young Queen confronts love and duty. The Queen rebukes the Gypsy’s many loves and offers a austere vision that true Love is a silent god waiting in the night. The poem, attributed to Louise Dutton, appears in the New York World.
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Louise Dutton
N.Y. World
Toleration and States Rights in Governor Ritchie's Presidential Ambitions
The article surveys Gov. Albert Cabell Ritchie's push for the presidency emphasizing tolerance as a core value and states rights as his platform. It compares Ritchie's independence, candor, and person to Al Smith, noting Ritchie's pro temperance stance and willingness to modify the Volstead Act if possible. The piece includes impressions of Ritchie’s personality and public appeal during his travels to explain his beliefs.
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Washington
Albert Cabell
Ritchie
Maryland
White House
United States Senate
Webster
Gov. Ritchie
Candor
al Ritchie
al Smith
Smith
Allenie
New York
Ohio
Okeh
Youth and wisdom clash in a wary hope for progress
A reflective poem contrasts old and young minds, urging listening to elders to avoid stagnation. It envisions a past propped by candles and cobwebs as a warning against ignoring accumulated wisdom while acknowledging that future youths may uncover knowledge this era lacks.
Queen Ant Teaches Bee to Build a New Hive
A childlike tale follows Queen Ant guiding Queen Bee to accept sharing duties and starting a new hive. The Bee learns wings are shed for service, and both queens demonstrate leadership by creating homes for their people. The story ends with Bee-ville adopting the practice of founding fresh hives when Queens multiply.
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Ast
Mat-Hill
Abe
Ant
Queen Ant
Queen Bee
Ree
Queen Ann
Monster cat prowls Ferry avenue sparks police hunt
A Detroit caller said a monstrous big cat lurked near Ferry avenue. Officers searched from tree to tree, hearts racing, then found only a moving pile of leaves and a calf, ending the suspense with the mistaken danger claim.
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Detroit
Ferry Avenue
Hest
One Minute Pulpit Quote from St Luke
A brief devotional excerpt urges caution against deception claiming many will claim to be Christ and promise imminent end times. It notes wars and commotions will arise but believers should not fear, as these events precede the end according to Luke's gospel.
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Christ
Noted Figures and Oddities Parade Through New York City
A Saneral of celebrity quirks and eccentricities profiles Henry Louis Mencken Sinclair Lewis Millicent Roger Countess Sain Arturo Ea Mos A. P. Giannini Theodore Dreiser Lindberghiana Peggy Hopkins Joyce and others. The piece notes their habits debts travels and public sightings around West End Avenue and 98th Street.
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New Yorker
New York
Henry Louis Mencken
Colege
Sinclair Lewis
Countess Sain
Arturo Ea- Mos
A. P. Giannini
Theodore Dreiser
West End Avenue
98Th Street
D. John Roach Straten
Strayton
Diet and health Q and A hints for tongue swelling and heart risk
A reader asks about tongue swelling after meals and constipation. The response suggests allegory or food sensitization, acid-ash diet, and recommends breadless meals with potatoes, milks boiled with gelatin, limited prunes and fruits, more cereals nuts and proteins, plus a medical exam. Also discusses obesity related heart disease and a pamphlet offer.
Retrospective Gree Fribute of One Sih Fee nee Wren Tears Age
APRIL 5, 1324 LeRoy B. Gamptell, professor at the Warren Conservatory of Brush, will speak tomorrow at the First M. E. church in Franklin on The Missionary in the Orient. Warren High track squad reported for a workout on Russell field yesterday afternoon.
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Wren
LeRoy B. Gamptell
Warren Conservatory
Brush
M. E
Franklin
Warren High School
Dunham
Russell Field
Warren Eyes Municipal Market House Hope by Chamber Leader
April 5 1925 Emory C Cook secretary of the Warren Chamber of Commerce spearheads plans for a municipal market house The Wood market bill passed the senate Monday The Wetmere Henderson Lumber company negotiations for the Chas Bamm shop on the Island as a temporary mill until rebuild of its plant is completed
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Warren
Emory C. Cook
Warren Chamber of Comerce
Senate
Wetmere-Henderson Lumber Company
Kiwanis Luncheon Features Traveler From Columbia
J H Jones spoke at the Kiwanis noon meeting while Peter E Nelson was installed exalted ruler of Warren lodge at the club house last evening. The events were part of the weekly schedule for the club and the lodge in Apple 5 1926.
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J. H. Jones
Columbia University of School Extension
Kiwanis Club
Peter E. Nelson
Warren Lodge
Elles
Life Study club closes season at YMCA
The Life Study club held its final 1926 27 season session Tuesday night at the YMCA drawing about 150 men. Jury Commissioners Miller and Hodges with Sheriff Grosch and Clerk Leavy drew a jury panel for the May term of civil court this afternoon.
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Life Study Club
Miller and Hodges
Grosch
Leavy
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Tongee
Romberg
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Warren Tribune
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Health Office of Texas
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