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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1928
Page
4
A Warren furniture dealer extols locally made goods in the Public Forum column. The writer argues Warren manufactured tables chairs and buffets should be promoted by local dealers to inform customers about Warren products, noting the benefit of avoiding freight costs and building local pride that could spread.
The department plans its own forecast ahead of publication noting no snow and suitable atmospheric conditions for the first week of May. The weatherman is said to share the sentiment but could alter his estimate before print. The paper stakes seven unused tickets on being correct.
A profile of Frank Orren Levier, a wealthy Minnesota farmer and political figure tied to Sinnissippi farm, highlighting his stance for farmers relief, aloof persona, and 1920s Republican dynamics with Dawes and Deneen. The piece recounts his early life, education, reform record as governor, and questions about his presidential prospects and public perception.
The Kansas City Post asserts that reckless and incompetent drivers are threats before any crash occurs and must be barred from steering wheels. It notes some accidents result from pedestrian carelessness, but even careful drivers can be endangered by those who are reckless or incompetent.
Eerie verse speaks of finality and desolation as a man lies inert, unable to rise or smile, enduring a stark end. The lines paint a grim tableau of hunger, treachery, and unseen suffering, with repeated refusals of bread and the cold glare of daybreak.
Poem about value of friendship laughter and simple joys over wealth and public achievement. Warns that triumph can tempt happiness away and urges kindness and sociable living as true riches.
A Tribune reader urges cooperation between manufacturers and retailers to boost Warren made products. He cites lack of local knowledge about Warren manufactured items and gasoline brands as proof that workers would buy local goods if they knew what to ask for and where to shop. He suggests promoting Warren and surrounding towns' products to keep regional commerce moving.
In a bright spring day Dotty wanders toward Grandma's house and meets Happy Giggles the elf who warns her about a white blossom’s red juice. Mrs Bloodroot guards the bloom and explains how the plant stains fabric, its early spring blooms, and winter nourishment.
CLARK BRINNAIRD catalogs New York City sights from Grand Central oyster bar to the Roxy theater and Woolworth building. He notes prominent figures like Charles M Schwab James J Walker and David Warfield amid weather crowd behavior and tourist expectations. The piece ends with a fragment describing wooded exploits.
A reader describes living with a sister with open tuberculosis and a young son at risk. Advice emphasizes strict hygiene, separate dishes, potential rooming changes, thorough medical exams, nutrition to boost immunity, and outdoor activity. The column urges clear patient education for the sister and offers pamphlets and books on tuberculosis for two cents plus stamped envelopes.
Officials seek to solve a mystery after two human hands were discovered in Glade township. Dr William Keres, a leading Sunday school authority, will speak at a mass prayer meeting at First Presbyterian church on Tuesday.
On April 28, 1925 the combined musical clubs of the University of Pittsburgh including the Men’s Glee Club performed before a large audience at the First Presbyterian church. Earlier that morning a forest fire was reported from the Marienville tower at 11 10.
De H. H. Lamb of Rouseville campaigned in Warren for the Republican nomination for state senator. The U S Forest Service in Warren received sixty cans of fingerling trout to stock streams across Warren and Forest counties.
On April 28, 1927 County Commissioner Lowe presided over a committee meeting on arrangements of the state association of directors of poor and charities in Hazelton. Sams Rowland of Canton Street attended. a rainbow trout he caught Thursday measured seventeen inches and weighed about two pounds.
A brief meditation notes that days and years provide instruction yet folly persists in men. It contrasts the limits of wisdom in great and aged individuals with the enduring need for divine inspiration to grant understanding.
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