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Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1927

Page

5

Columbus Grange to Meet Saturday

Columbus Ohio April 6 Columbus Grange will meet in regular session Saturday evening April 9 Program includes opening song roll call and a discussion on a possible Grange picnic A bake sale at the library Saturday April 9 and a church service Sunday April 10 at 11 am with Rev L J Eightey and Sunday school at 7 30 pm Services will feature a patriotic pantomine by five girls and a discussion on future events attendee notes about local residents and exams slated for May 7 under Prof Pratt and others

Columbus Columbus Grange Grange Pratt Ava Dodd Mildred Armstrong Chas. Gath Lawrence Gath Wrightsville N. Y A. B. Cromwell Morday Cleveland Ohio L J. Eightey

Dope Does Not Make Criminals Asserted by Dr Kolb

Exclusive dispatch from Washington reports Dr Lawrence Kolb, U S public health service authority on dope, claims drug addiction does not incite violent crime. He analyzed 1500 addicts, concluding morphine and heroin curb courage and do not create criminals, contradicting criminologists and suggesting policy shifts for handling addicted offenders.

John Leo Coont Washington, D. C Lawrence Kolb United States Public Health Service Kolb Jess Dr. Kolb Gerald Chapman Leopold and Leeb Anderson Dane Sing Sing Capum

Colonists Get Brides in Early Virginia Tobacco Trade

A historical note describes 1615 to 1921 practices where colonists could obtain wives for 120 pounds of tobacco, an officially arranged arrangement. Gov officials imported groups of young, "un-corrupt" maidens from England to Jamestown, leading to on-sight marriages and quick family formation.

Virginia Eal Englard Jamestown Ividos Virginia

Fragmented Negro servant dialogue under a Southern planter

A Southern planter and his enslaved body servant Sam discuss the afterlife and a morbid exchange about who reaches the other side first and returns with news. A white taster and a child Mary appear in a later vignette, with a stranger asking about her father’s insurance. The text blends dialect with oblique social cruelty, ending with unrelated ad lines about mail orders and Candyland.

Sam Megs

Goldman Bands and Concerts Featured Across Major Radio Networks

A compiled radio schedule lists Goldman Band concerts and related programs across numerous stations including WSB Atlanta, WGN Chicago, WEAF New York, WHK Cleveland, KDKA Pittsburgh, WSM Nashville, and more. Details cover orchestras, dance bands, and university programs with times in Eastern and Central Standard, noting special broadcasts from stations in Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Montreal among others.

WSB Atlanta Muse WPG Atlanic City RK Seashore Rand Sion Rad Ambasandor Orchestra Baltimore Quater Sisters Stine Oh Boston Maneal Progars Angin Persrars Oston Oy Dames Msi Buffalo Orchentar WEAEL Stader Orchestra Lwmak KYW Payalermis Wls Chicago Supperbell Prowrarts WEA Wsal Gincinnati Goldran Rand CiNciysAll Silent Night Observa! Werh Clearwai WTAM Cleveland Lill Orchestra WAP Wyle Statley Ohrchestra Wear Dallas Strimganaes Boo Goldman WOC Davenfort KOA WHO Des Moines BSG Northland Serenaders Rollins Printorech WWJ Detrom Priner Concer WCX WJR Detroit Sreriods WBAP Fort Worth Chamber of Ornere Hot Springs KFAB Lincoln Los Angeles WHAS T.quisville Vests Cest Wun Branham-Hughes WOR Newark Lanuer Leviathan “Orchestra Muate WEAF New York Waldorf LaFrance Orchestra Philco Kahn WNYC WABC WMCA WRNY WPCH KGO Dante Orchent Philadelphia Laaner Pittsburgh Hazel Brooks WEAP Morgantown Apollo Clab KDKA WIA KSD St, Louis Goldman Band Studia Orchestra WBZ Springfield WJZ Lowe's Orchestra WRC Washington Muchington Gente Seograms

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