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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1928
Page
4
A Tribune critique urges more factories, street lights, a landing field, a post office, and athletic improvements for Warren. It praises energy and willingness to serve over harsh criticism, notes open public debate without personal attacks, and says named letter writers may remain anonymous if requested.
A reader sign ed J C P Warren R F D criticizes the new Warren Borough traffic code as aimed at keeping people out. The letter argues the parking rules prevent all night parking on narrow streets and would harm visitors, workers, and local business.
A local dissenter lambastes Warren Borough for a proposed six hour parking ban near business districts arguing it forces workers to use streetcars and mail order shopping. He questions support for home merchants and urges public debate on the rule.
A Thomas Hardy verse fragment contrasts fleeting seasonal beauty with a stubborn, decaying world. It frames longing for change against the persistence of hardship, capturing a bleak mood as spring imagery yields to ongoing sorrow.
In Washington on April 18 Senator Edge backs a Nicaragua canal survey of 500000 while Senator McKellar pushes a 10000000 survey and 200000000 bond. Engineers say water supply limits capacity at Panama and favor a sea level Nicaragua route but warn of costs near a billion dollars.
A compact verse praising a faultless friend of a friend, noting courage cleanliness and steadfastness. The speaker suggests true worth is unseen by those who know the beloved indirectly and questions the value of fame over genuine character.
In spring the Robins debate nest sites, choosing a maple branch then the barn eaves. A storm proves the barn refuge wiser, as their nest in the maple is washed away and they relocate to the barn, teaching a lesson about listening to warnings.
A driver confronted by a traffic policeman asks for his name. The motorist replies Abraham O'Brien Goldberg. The officer inquires about the O'Brien for, and the driver quips that it is for protection.
A devotional excerpt presents Jesus appearing to the disciples on the first day of the week, offering peace and showing his wounds. He breathes the Holy Spirit and grants authority to remit sins or retain them as described in Saint John chapters 20 and 21.
Observations from Times Square listing notable figures and scenes. Fred Fisher, Laurette Taylor, Lew Fields and Joe Weber plans, Buster Keaton sighting, Earl of Albert alias Jeffrey Holmesdale, Edison anecdote on labor, a beggar found with 25000 dollars, and tourists wary of local panhandlers as crowds watch street tricks.
A biblical verse fragment proclaims the Lord's mercy and faithfulness forever with a vow to declare these virtues to all generations. It echoes Psalm 89 1 2 style while noting the eternity of divine faithfulness.
A Scottish druggist shouts at 2 a m that bicarbonate of soda is not needed, hot water suffices. Sandy muses on indigestion causes from overeating to emotional upset and notes chronic cases stem from organ disease and stomach tone loss.
In Warren county the first extensive dairy herd tuberculosis eradication drive is set to begin early next month. Sheriff Grosch and County Commissioners Stewart Lowe and Ridler sperger are today delivering ballots for the primary election.
Two severe storms swept the area Sunday with a terrific wind accompanying heavy rain. George Topper is appointed to serve on the Hook and Ladder track, filling the vacancy from Russell Anderson's resignation.
Apr 18 1926 report of New York Central No 4490 overturning near Fentonville with no injuries. Easter ball at Woman's club under Knights of Columbus auspices drew about sixty five couples. Then a long piece on indigestion remedies, ultraviolet light therapy, warnings about proper supervision, and requests for self addressed stamped envelopes for more health pamphlets from Dr Lulu Hunt Peters.
The Warren office of the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency issued reductions in both grades of Corning Oil. Jines, E. H. Rohrbeck of State College and Agricultural editor are in Warren for a few days, working with County Agent H. N. Reist.
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