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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1927
Page
4
The Tribune Warren presents an open forum policy inviting readers to send communications on local state or national issues. It outlines submission rules: keep to one side of the sheet, limit about 500 words, include real signatures and addresses, and avoid personal attacks. Also features a Bible verse and prayer text.
The Tribune notes two large political moves as Coolidge and Smith vie for the presidency. Fess states Coolidge will run and win while Smith responds on religious questions. Washington observers say the race narrows to Coolidge versus Smith, amid farm relief moves and Catholic controversy.
A nostalgic collection of light vignettes and quick moral sketches. It includes a crowding bus scene where a kindly elder comforts a restless baby, a punny roadside hotel moment, and a serendipitous reading miscue. Also notes on a rain‑sheltered collar sale and a reflective piece on life as architecture of fate.
An irate driver appeals for relief from Market Street holes costing repairs. Residents urge quick patching before reconstruction. Fourteen gamblers fined at a early Sunday police court session. Local trivia recalls Trout fishing tales and spring signs on Main Avenue. Park Commission urges residents along Pennsylvania Avenue west to keep river embankment clean for the borough’s park area. Patriot’s Day reminders appear with a red ink date on Clarence Beckley’s calendar for Warren schools.
A broad editorial on Sydenham's chorea in children. It discusses causes psychosomatic links, how symptoms present including facial grimacing twitching and choreiform movements, and notes the irregularities in speech swallowing and sleep. It advises medical consultation, rest, fresh air, outdoor activity, proper diet, hydration, gentle massage, heat baths, worm check, and removing worms if present. It emphasizes avoiding overexcitement and school removal only if needed.
Questioner reports knee and leg pains, rough skin, swelling in elbows and ankles, skin burning at night, and toe pain. Answer suggests kidney origin, recommends neocinchophen with doctor approval, castor oil laxative nightly, daily hot saltwater wash, and to ask Dr Currier about the question. Reader asked to limit to 50 words and include a return stamped envelope for reply.
The message urges readers on the South Side to call 1445-R if their copy of The Warren Tribune is missing. A special messenger delivers copies from that location, and the number should be posted in every home receiving the paper.
A collection of brief classical sayings on travel friendship silence obedience and virtue attributed to figures such as Alcott Plato Cicero Seneca and a misrendered quote about country and entities. The items present terse maxims reminding readers to value inner sight steadfast friendship and measured action.
The column reviews a 1924-1927 Warren County memory including Eliza Henry portraits and Beatrice Epstein contest win, plus delegates for a Republican convention in Cleveland. It notes Major General Pendleton visiting, storms on April 19 1925, highway contract awards, church fund progress, and visits by Dr. and Mrs. Chapman. It also covers cold weather, Congressman Harris J. Bixler’s overnight stay at Carver House and county campaign planning.
A satirical piece skewers misused U.S. census data on cars, population, and health in a tirade aimed at Mr. Scrooge. It extols happy youth ages 18 to 35, celebrating individual heroines and American progress through playful pastiche and mock statistics.
A kitchen dialogue recalls a spaghetti dish discussed at supper. John had three helpings as Mrs Hall demands the recipe from Jones who lists ingredients and step by step cooking directions including onion oil tomato paste grated cheese and strained tomatoes. The method covers sautéing onion, adding tomatoes, simmering, and serving over boiled salted spaghetti.
A historical voice notes that adults cannot easily deceive young people today. It argues that forthcoming generations will display greater skepticism and discernment, reducing the impact of past tricks.
A poem contrasts commerce and beauty in a growing city. It describes ships poles wires and mills driven by power as roads expand for heavy loads. It laments urban pace and traffic while noting that only rivers and villages offer calm and beauty amid the commercial surge.
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