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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1928

Page

4

Red Menace Speech by Varney At Rotary Club

William Varney argued there is no imminent Red revolution in America and warned against sensationalist claims. He described the Red Menace as isolated labor troubles and urged Americanization to curb agitators while noting ongoing coal strikes and limits to labor influence.

United States America William Lord Varney Rotary Club Moscow Russia Varney Communist Party Huree

Poem Fragments Reflect on April Mood and Labor Influence

A quoted reminiscence from William Watson contrasts April's playful laughter with sudden tears. The piece suggests continuing debate on mitigating labor agitators and the next speaker would address practical work to counter such influence.

Roy William Watson

What's What in Washington by Charles F Stewart

Washington, April 10 Cal Tun hard to imagine a president as a human being with grief and loneliness yet Coolidge bears a heavy burden. The piece examines his sense of duty, possible reasons for not seeking another term, and how Mrs. Coolidge’s health and presence shape the presidency.

Washington Calvin Coolidge William Howard Taft Coolidge United States Black Hills Cooldige Kansas City New England White House President Coolidge Mrs. Coolidge

How Mies Blue Bird Found Blue Feathers

A story of Ugly Bird who cares for her siblings andrescues a drowning cricket. She later transforms into a beautiful blue bird after helping others and learns happiness awaits when her true self shines. Copyright 1928 Newspaper Feature Service.

Mies Ugly Bird Cricket Jin Newspaper Feature Service, Inc

After Goal Achieved the Thrill Wanes

The verse argues the lure of dreaming outshines the dull victory of completion. It urges pursuing new aims beyond success, noting pride in conquest dulls future joy and that true thrills lie in ongoing effort and new challenges.

One Minute Pulpit on Jesus Prayer to His Father

A brief religious reflection cites Jesus lifting his eyes to heaven and praying for the hour to come. The text emphasizes Jesus asking for glorification of the Son and the grant of authority over all flesh to grant eternal life, aligning with gospel themes.

Jesus

Diary of a New Yorker on Broadway beats and Broadway figures

A vivid New York diary piece surveys Broadway life from a busy wave shop near Longacre Square to actors, writers, and social scenes. It notes Helen Keller as a filmgoer with her secretary Polly Thompson, painter Eliot Clark inspired by a brick, and publicist salaries. It mentions entertainers, aviators on Long Island, and Texas Guinan teaching dances at her club.

New York Broadway Longacre Square Elysian Field Helen Keller Polly Thompson Miss Keller Eliot Clark Edward Daddy” Browning Thornton Niven Wilder San Luiz Rey Lawrenceville N. J Lord Cawley Wellington Iron Duke Arthur Wellesley Earl of Amherst Jeffrey Holmesdale Broklyn Ring Lardner Long Island Mange Plana Texas Guinan Henry Ford

Diphtheria Tests and Treatments Highlighted in Health Note

A health column explains the Schick test as a immunity check and describes Toxin Antitoxin and Toxin Antitoxin as preventive and therapeutic measures. It cites Auburn New York data showing reduced diphtheria deaths after TA T use, with high school susceptibility treated and early medical care emphasized.

T. A Auburn Board of Health Br.f. W. Sears Schick

Transfer of Warren Street Railway holdings to Penn Public Service

Formal transfer of the Warren Street Railway holdings to the Penn Public Service corporation was completed this afternoon. Louis Renninger of Sheffield was badly injured when knocked down and run over by a large automobile this afternoon.

Warren Street Railway Company Penn Public Service Corporation Louis Renninger Sheffield

Fires Reported Across Warren and Forest Counties in 1925

Since Sunday twenty fires have burned over 613 acres in Warren and Forest counties and were extinguished. W H Horning, instructor at Mount Alto Forest school, is in Warren to study locating the school’s summer camp in this area.

Warren Forest County W. H. Horning Mount Alto Forest

Sparks circles contract secured for May 12 show in town

An agent for the Sparks circles concluded a contract for the appearance of that show here on May 12. Oakland Cemetery Association held its annual reorganization Saturday with E. M. Hutchings reelected president.

Sparks Circles Werren Oakland Cemetery Association E. M. Hutchings

Fire Destroys Garage and Coop at Page Hollow

George Hunter of Page Hollow lost his garage and chicken coop in a blaze Saturday evening while away in Warren. Lucia Market Street notes he leaves this evening for New York and will sail from there on April 14 for Naples.

George Hunter Page Hollow Warren M. Lucia Market Street New York Naples

The Buffeto Courier-Express Music Spending Claim

A clipped passage cites the Buffeto Courier-Express noting the American public spends about 20 million dollars yearly on music, with roughly 15 million of that amount for music considered by some as not truly valuable. The text intertwines social commentary with a list of unrelated phrases about attractiveness and locations.

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