Aviation and roads mix with Chamberlin visit in Warren
In Warren, Col. Clarence Chamberlin visits to promote airports and landing fields as aviation surges alongside autos. A temporary field hosted his stop and locals push for permanent passenger air travel, signaling a shift from mere road zeal to coordinated air infrastructure.
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England
Bryan
America
North Warren
Clarence Chamberlin
Warren
Atlantic
Chamberlin
de. Chamberlin
Prosperous Virgin Islands Defy Danish Rule
Clip from the Chicago Tribune notes Arthur Henning studies of American imperialism in the Caribbean. He reports the Virgin Islands, purchased ten years ago from Denmark, are more prosperous now than under Danish rule, countering beliefs of neglect among Islanders.
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Virgin Islands
Chicago Tribune
Arthur Henning
Caribbean
Denmark
United States aid improves Virgin Islands status
Mr Henning argues that the islands receive navy administration costs and an annual gift of 250,000 dollars. Health and education advance. death rate falls from 35 to 29 per thousand. Water resources, crops, and shipping grow, drawing wealthy Americans. The piece defends American imperialism as benevolent despite criticism.
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Denmark
Henxiing
United States
Navy Department
Navy
Virgin Islands
Greenwich Village
Virgin Islanders
Henning
Requiem Remains in Verse of Sailor’s Homecoming
A fragmentary poem homage recalling a sailor’s longing and return. The speaker speaks of graves and rest, a life at sea, and final homecoming as a quiet, dignified departure from the world.
What's What in Washington by Charles P Stewart
Washington April 11 Chairman Butler of the Republican national committee chose two reliable keynoters for the Kansas City convention though not a particularly brilliant choice The keynote is the temporary parliamentary boss who runs the gathering and prepares the program The ideal keynote should harmonize factions and woo votes If a keynote speaker persuades delegates he may influence the convention The piece discusses Simeon D Fess of Ohio as a possible but unlikely keynote and notes his reputation for thoughtful politics rather than showmanship
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Washington
Butter
Republican National Committee
Kansas City
Seunt
Chainsan
Initiel
Butler
Coolidge
Simeon
Simean
Fess
Willis’ Boon
Willis
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
Poem celebrates small acts of kindness shaping lasting love. It contrasts fame and wit with simple, generous living. The verses highlight remembering the sick, gentle deeds, and quiet courage that foster true admiration.
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Edgar A. Guest
Waxy Waxwing Visits Doris in the Morning
A young girl Doris awakens to find a waxwing perched on the porch roof. The bird, named Waxy Bohemian Waxwing, explains he travels widely in search of elm beetles to help control the trees. He invites Doris to meet his mate and promises to return after school.
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Bea
Doria
Bobby Robin
Doris
Someon
Pretty Bird
Doris Dean
Dorim
Bobesian
Waxy Waxwing
Mama Waxting Femme
Mama Waxting
Wax
Boris
Dinner Stories and a Lovah’s Quarrel Reveals Gossip
A humorous exchange centers on Mirandy and a lovah’s quarrel after a rum mage sale. A wife is “all broken up” over the hat incident as one man jokes about the football season and Mirandy’s other feller, reflecting playful local chatter.
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Mirandy
Paragraphs Friend-Did the editor take any of the things you set him
The passage quotes a back and forth about editor’s actions and stamps for return postage followed by a quip about the Pan American Congress. It references the Atlanta Constitution and a regional remark on banana songs, indicating a political or editorial exchange and satirical tone.
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Pan-American Congress
Atlanta Constitution
One Minute Pulpit on Gethsemane Prayer Scene
A compact scriptural meditation cites Mark 14 32 34 and the moment Jesus asks Peter James and John to stay with him in Gethsemane while he prays. The tone mirrors a devotional fragment, urging reflection on sorrow and watchfulness.
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Gethsemane
Peter
James
John
St. Mark
Times Square the crossroads of the world in New York
The piece notes Times Square as a global crossroads where travelers meet locals, with newsstands offering papers from across the U S and abroad. It highlights detectives watching the square to locate suspects and details stories of encounters, work hunts, and a Chicago lawyer’s early case featuring Clarence Darrow.
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Cafe de la Paiz
Paris
Times Square
P. G. Berdeshevsky
Russia
France
United States
Egypt
South America
Europe
Unter den Linden
Place I Opera
Shep~ Heard's
Cairo
Bund
Hong Kong
Malecon
Havana
Times Tower
Marion Gosnell
Andover
Clarence Darrow
Diphtheria Antitoxin Urges Immediate Treatment
The article argues that parents must act as criminals if they do not immediately administer the diphtheria antitoxin to a child suspected of having diphtheria. It emphasizes the toxin antitoxin as the sole immediate antidote and that early doctor administration yields the most effective defense.
Diphtheria antitoxin and early treatment discussed
A Warren Tribune article discusses diphtheria antitoxin, noting the importance of early administration. It explains how antitoxin is produced from horses through a six week to three month process, and defends antivivisectionists’ stance by contrasting safety with late treatment outcomes.
Retrospective Coen Tribone at am Fae Thise and At Harrisburg
Mason and Savage of Warren won the contract to reject a bridge on Route 33 in Franklin County. Mike Brady, superintendent of Rouse Hospital, returned from Canada with a bull to head the herd at Rouse Faxin.
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Coen Tribone
Am Fae
Thise
Harrisburg
Mason and Savage
Warren
Franklin County
Mike Brady
Rouse Hospital
Canada
Rouse
Warren County to elect county superintendent on Tuesday
School directors meet at the courthouse on Tuesday to elect a county superintendent of schools for a four year term. Pennsylvania Railroad workers have finished laying a new foot bridge across the Allegheny river near the depot.
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Warren County
Court House
Pennsylvania Railroad
Allegheny River
First Presbyterian custodian presented with purse of 400
William Wilson, custodian of the First Presbyterian church for forty years, received a 400 purse at Sunday morning service. At the Rotary luncheon C. J. Groves, Warren post office superintendent, spoke on post office business and its troubles. The piece notes theater crowds and asks if women have a sense of humor. Middle-aged Miss Lucinda A. Flynn becomes the new Life editor.
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First Presbyterian Church
C. J. Groves
Maila
Warren
Lucinda A. Flynn
Life
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