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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1927
Page
4
Warren Tribune publishes staff titles and roles, advertising rates, subscription prices, and reader guidelines. It includes editor contact, circulation notes, open forum policy, and a Psalm quotation with a prayer.
Obituary notes Warren figure Frank C. Bogart died Sunday afternoon, shocking the borough after Easter. The Warren Tribune and Underwriters' Association credited his wisdom and foresight. He served on the board of education and supported the First Presbyterian Church, attending worship and an ordination. His leadership extended to public service and the association, where his careful deliberation shaped decisions. Friends recall his strong personality and firm yet considerate opinions. A separate item discusses smokeless stackless factories in Cincinnati and fuel efficiency, noting soot losses exceed 500 million dollars yearly and detailing gas heated, flexible systems with independent units.
A column compiles wry quips and musings from Eph Snow and others on vision burden, farm relief, foreigners in China, and social topics. It riffs on manners, Prohibition, marriage, and American hypocrisy with a playful polemic tone. Notable jabs target Coolidge, Wall Street, and Western myths.
A mosaic of local items: spring imagery, highway hazards at Irvine, high school baseball weather, chicken thefts, radio music from Rob Maitland at Wanamaker Philadelphia organ, playground plans in the borough, Lions club funding talks, and tributes to Frank G Bogart. Also weathered notes on last April snows and yard tips.
A reader writes about inherited or acquired hemophilia, its effects on blood clotting, and concerns about dental treatment. The letter notes risks with bleeding, joint and tissue hemorrhages, family patterns, and describes common hemostatic measures and cautions.
A collection of pithy quotes on life longevity darkness and light. It contrasts aging desires with mortality and contemplates necessity versus freewill. Notable lines from Swift Cortez Addison Wordsworth illuminate virtue memory and kindness.
Jonas Mescaro of Fourth avenue narrowly avoided serious injury when an iron girder hoisted above him fell during work on a derrick at Conewango Furniture Co. A home for the Children’s Aid Society at Conewango avenue and Terrace street will begin soon after a building committee decision. A Wo man’s club program drew about four hundred at the Conewango club. The Palace Five bowling team posted 2762 in Jamestown. Warren High School defeated Erie Academy in debate on League of Nations membership. Axbor Day observed by borough schools with outdoor programs. George Muir, Warren native and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute sophomore, runs in inter-fraternity relays as a member of Delta Kappa Epsilon.
The April 24 1925 banquet at the Y M C A featured a keynote asserting that game and forest conservation are essential to restore American ideals, highlighting the league's national role and urging public support for conservation efforts.
A Chrysler sedan owned by W. E. Latz reported stolen from a parking space near the Presbyters church was recovered this morning parked on Liberty Street near A. A. Printz home. The incident occurred last evening as spring 1926 dates align with local police reports.
John KE Tener, candidate for governor, will be in Warren for a brief stop this Wednesday. He arrives at 12:20 and leaves at 2, then establishes his headquarters at the Carver Hotel.
A critique of Condorcet's hidden history written during the French Revolution, detailing his exile with Robespierre’s crackdown. The marquis conceives a utopian vision of universal brotherhood, portraying Jeanne d Arc and a dawning Golden Age while evading capture. Condorcet dies in custody after poisoning himself, leaving a legacy of idealism amid terror.
Conflicting astral testimonies mark this day with unexpected favorable situations and promising finances yet warn of fraud, deceit, or misunderstanding. Caution and restraint can avert trouble while birthday natives may gain in the year if they resist fraud and personal temper. Notables include David Home and Artemus Ward.
A humorous verse chronicles a golfer's yearly vows to improve, promising a better game and self control while acknowledging the recurring faults of slicing, hooking, and head tilting as autumn returns. The speaker cites lessons and discipline, yet laments persistent flaws in iron and wood play.
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