Warren Savings Bank opens in new building quarters
The Warren Savings Bank and Trust Co opens its banking rooms in a newly built section while remodeling the old rooms to harmonize with the expansion. The bank, founded 58 years ago, has grown rapidly and will use all quarters by June. The 68 year old institution holds resources around 11.63 million with vault deposits near 10 million. furniture was locally made by De Luxe Metal Furniture Co.
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Warren Savings Bank & Trust Co
Warren
de Luxe Metal Furniture Co
Triumphs of peace by flight across the Atlantic
The piece reflects on a German baron and Allied airmen crossing the Atlantic as a sign of peaceful aviation progress. It contrasts past wartime headlines with current hopes, praising Lindbergh and others like Koehl, von Huenfeld, Fitzmaurice, Byrd, and Chamberlin as champions of peace. It notes the Tribune’s prologue reporting the flight via United Press and recalls Col Chamberlin’s preflight remark.
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France
Richtoffen
Atlantic
Lindbergh
New York
Koehl
Baron von Huenfeld
Fitzmaurice
Byrd
Chamberlin
the Tribune
United Press
Co. Chamberlin
Warren
Col. Chamberlin
Aviators’ Eastward Flight Faces Weather Dangers
United Press reports confirm strong headwinds over the north Atlantic shortened the eastbound crossing. About 1800 people heard Chamberlin warn of the dangers and praised the pilots after their safe but incomplete journey to North America. The Tribune highlights the public interest and invites readers to engage with newsroom activity.
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New York
North Atlantic
United Press
Co. Chamberlin
Chamberlin
the Tribune
Tribune
The Donkey Poem Excerpt by Chesterton
A short poetic excerpt attributed to G K Chesterton presents the donkey as a symbol of endurance and hidden truth. The verse contrasts hardship with a remembered hour of triumph, invoking imagery of passion and reverence.
What’s What in Washington by Charles P Stewaret
Washington April 16 Senator Charles S Deneen has had a turbulent career amid Chicago politics The piece recalls early days in Cook County politics and Deneen's long Senate tenure The author describes Deneen as pugnacious capable but not a spellbinder noting his rise from state’s attorney to senator and his restrained oratory over the years
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Washington
Charles S. Deneen
Chicago
Tyo Deneen
Cook County
Deneen
Criminal Court
Carter Harrison
Cook County Criminal Court
Senate Chamber
Senate
Ihingis
Congress
White House
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective verse about the sudden death of a man who left on a hurried duty and never returned. The speaker notes the man’s sense of importance and the mystery of what he rushed to do, while the world moves on despite his absence.
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Edgar A. Guest
The Diary of a New Yorker departs from Social Register
Clare Kinnaird notes the Social Register bans Francis B Bradley for marrying Estelle Winwood and records the ongoing mix of wealth, stage stars, and fashions. The piece highlights Broadway's social mingling with high society, fashion parades on Easter week, and playful civic ideas like ringed tunnels and self opening cans amid New York’s social swirl.
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New York
Blue Book of American “Society
Social Register
Francis B. Bradley
Estelle Winwood
August Belmont
Eleanor Robson
Sidney Howard
Claire Eames
Hope Wiliams Beau
Park Avenue
Otto H. Kahn
Palm Beach
Newport
Elect
Dinner Stories Quack Letter Breaks Off In Executor’s Hand
A fragmentary exchange shows a patent medicine quack claiming a letter would not be published. The dialogue suggests a conspiratorial disclosure, ending with a signature in a different handwriting read as “Per executor.”
New Job Nets 36 Days in Detroit Sequel
Detroit arraignment records show collored cab driver David Hayes facing Judge Kilpatrick for reckless driving after claiming competition pushed him to haste. Hayes admits driving one day with a few drinks to steady nerves, saying he wanted to prove himself. Sentence totals 36 days in jail.
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Detroit
Mich
David Hayes
Kilpatrick
Jes
One Minute And Jesus Answered and Said Unto Them
A quotation from St. Mark chapter fifteen verse forty eight and forty nine. A brief scriptural reminder of Jesus speaking to those who seized him in the temple with swords and staves noting the fulfillment of scriptures.
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Jesus
The Old Stump Fence Comes To The Street Railway
A memory sketch from Warren Pennsylvania dated February 27 1927 recalls pioneer life along The Warren and Jamestown Street Car Line. It describes timber harvests logs dugouts and stumps that became a lasting fence and the noble work of early settlers amid pine forests and growing farms.
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Warren
Jamestown
Diet and Bealate on refined foods and balance
On dietary myths about white bread and polished rice the author argues refined products are not poisonous, though demineralized. A balanced diet should include fruits vegetables milk meat and eggs, with plenty of whole grains for energy and minerals, while moderation prevents acid ash and constipation.
Retrospective notes from Warren newspaper items
A Warren Tribune excerpt lists scattered items dated April 16 across years 1924 to 1927. It mentions Pennsylvania Gas seeking a new tariff with the state public service commission in Harrisburg, eight month school terms ending for summer, a drop in Pennsylvania crude oil prices, police urging car owners to secure vehicles after a roadster theft, tenants vacating near Waren Savings Bank by June 1, a Farm Bureau executive meeting, Clarence Duell of Sugar Grove failing to win a district orator contest at Greenville, and A W Mumford returning from Harrisburg.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Fsarvice Commission
Harrisburg
Clarence Duell
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Greenville
Fragmented overheard exchanges in 19th century papers
The Detroit News and Boston Globe share a brief, humorous clash of dialogue. A couple argues over going out versus staying home while a patient jokes about dental practice since 1896, with a quip about magazines in a waiting room.
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Boston Globe
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