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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1927
Page
4
A historical newspaper fragment outlines Tribune policy for open forums and reader letters. It calls for accurate statements, invites corrections, and explains submission rules including one side of sheet, length limits, and avoidance of personal attacks. Priest prayer excerpt appears at end.
The Franklin News-Herald notes Democrats denounce Coolidge era funding while acknowledging 1926 appropriations dwarf 1916. It cites 1926 federal outlays and interest costs, contrasts with Taft and Wilson periods, and links rising costs to broader economic changes. It also discusses likely 1928 convention sites for Democrats and Republicans and previews pre-convention campaigning.
A collage of offbeat musings and quips on society, aging, fashion, and youth. It reflects lighthearted social commentary with names like Wilbur Fe. Sutton and Eph Snow and hints at 1920s attitudes toward gender, farming, and modern design. The piece blends humor with social observation in a column-like format.
A column notes the naming of new Conewango avenue school likely to be The Conewango or The Home building. It celebrates tomorrow’s dedication of the First Methodist church at Second avenue and Market street and jokes about Sealer of Weights and Measures applications. It mentions a Boy Scout breakfast at the M C A and the Pennsylvania Bay and Gl Dairy train visit, with comments on public interest and local club activity including church Palm Sunday reflections.
An article explains mastoiditis as an extension of middle ear inflammation into the mastoid bone with possible brain involvement. It describes symptoms swelling and discharge, and treatment including bloodletting, leeches, and surgical opening of the bone. It notes possible outcomes and risks in syphilis or tuberculosis cases. Also mentions a St Louis judge ruling golf is played at one’s own risk and a health boards convention on poison alcohol dangers.
Poet mocks the traveling talent's afterlife woes in this satiric piece. A speaker imagines the deceased talent facing endless rail journeys, late trains, lost luggage, rude gatekeepers, and celestial delays. Peter and judgmental crowds appear as testy gatekeepers in a wry send–up of fame.
A compilation of pithy quotes on candor, sentiment, knowledge, and self deception. Notable lines from Bushnell Norwood Wentworth Hailey and M W Jacobus touch on restraint, growth, and the danger of self cheat. A reflective antique snippet in a period voice.
Retrospective items note Grace church officials and congregation planning special programs for the first anniversary of the Pennsylvania avenue edifice opening. Also reported are budget cuts to War ren public schools, a bridge contract awarded in Franklin county for 23 025 65, and various local notices including a grocery late closing plan and construction contracts in Jamestown.
An exploration of faith as an ancient, universal instinct rather than a theology born of humans. The piece asserts faith predates organized religion, emerging with the first mother who sees her dead child and is taught by timeless visions of angels and dawns.
A fragmentary clipping alternates a quirky home baking recipe with social notes and light humor. It notes a Nut dessert with butter sugar eggs flour nuts lemon juice and baking powder, baked on a sheet at 425 degrees. The piece also mentions French clowns forming a union asking for more pay and less work and a stray weather joke about China.
Sunday forecast predicts activity and movement, advising those with birthdays to seek active, cautious ventures and avoid litigation while contracts require care. A birth on this day suggests liveliness and ambition with moderate success, while notable figures associated include Samuel Hahn and George Arliss. Monday offers a day of domestic anxiety but potential advancement and recognition, with birthdays favoring business progress yet urging personal relations protection. Notable nativity: Charles Hughes.
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