Cost of Crime Prompts Jail Terms for Hettricks in Warren County
News note from Saturday reports Harvey Hettrick, 23, to serve two and a half to five years in prison and James Hettrick, 19, to two to four years in the workhouse for a series of robberies. Credit is given to Sheriff Jeffre son and Sheffield Police Chief Spencer Roberts for clearing up the offenses and holding the suspects.
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Annick
Itibune
Warren County
Harvey Hettrick
James Hettrick
Sheri Jefferson
Spencer Roberts
Sheffield
Jesson
Famine and Civil War Shape China in 1928 Crises
Newspaper survey links China famine, drought, locusts, and civil war to mass hunger and rising death tolls. It notes millions starving in Shantung Kiangsu and Manchuria, reports of slave markets, and looming relief efforts from America and missionary funds as famine lingers through 1928.
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America
China
Philadelphia Public Ledger
the Ledger
Shantung
Kiangsu
Mukden
Chang-Tso-Lin
Manchuria
Shamtung
Shanghai
Peking
Tien-Tsin
Red Cross
Shantung battle draws in famine and flight across China
The Shantung province is described as battle scarred and overrun by warlords. Relief efforts may fail to reach victims, with famine looming as millions move north toward Manchuria. The piece frames the situation as a repeating East Asian tragedy marked by pestilence, famine, and death.
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Shantung
Ching
Yellow World
Manchuria
Flow Gently Afton Burns Poem
A poetic excerpt from Robert Burns praising Afton in gentle flowing river imagery. The speaker urges the stream to flow calmly while Mary sleeps by the murmuring waters. The verse celebrates the Afton landscape, surrounding hills, and the serene presence of the speaker's beloved Mary.
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Afton
Mary
Alary
Robert Burns
Washington View on Trans-Atlantic Flight Routes From Huenefeld Flight
Charles P. Stewart reports naval airmen favor the Azores as the only practicable jump point for Europe from America, doubting Newfoundland routes. He notes two-hop Atlantic flights, warns northern routes are hazardous, and compares Fayal, Greenly Island, and Lisbon paths with ongoing debate among hydrographic experts and mariner-like flight strategy.
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Washington
Newfoundland
America
Europe
Azores
Equator
Terra Firma
Hydrographic Office
New York
Ireland
Newport News
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
The poem portrays a father’s overprotective love and the resulting restraint on his son. It explores pride, trust, and the cost of shielding a child from independent judgment, ending with a critique of overbearing fatherly affection.
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Edgar A. Guest
Dicky Meets a Dragonfly Water-Man by the Pond
Dicky discovers a strange water-man beneath the pond with a long movable arm and tube to propel himself. Squeedee reveals he is Mrs Dragonflys youngest and plans to bring him up as a dragonfly. Dicky imagines the creature learning to fly while returning home to tell his mother.
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Dicky
David
Squeedee
Dragon-fly
Mr. Waterman
Sque
Dimmer Stories and Quips Across a Salon Card
A humor filled scene unfolds with Jack and George joking about luck in love as a maid asks a favor to entertain a young man before she returns. A patient questions a doctor about recovery while the physician sternly asserts his Pneumonia treatment prevents typhoid death.
One Minute Pulpit and Call No Man Your Father
A brief devotional note quotes a biblical verse urging humility and service over status. It emphasizes that only Christ is master and that greatness comes from serving others, with a closing odd reference to St. Varettinates weitti 434.
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Heaven
Christ
St. Varettinates Weitti
Diary of a New Yorker vivid city vignettes by Clark Kinnaird
New York writer Clark Kinnaird medley of city sights and public figures in a playful diary style. Describes a beer hall waiter balancing schooners on fingers and on top, Lindbergh seen with horn rims, Lindberghs, Fields, Morley, Ringling family affairs and Madison Square Garden ties. Includes anecdotes on book club choices and AE's witty orations at the National Arts Club.
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Tintes Savare Beer Emporium
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
Fifth Avenue
Hudson River
W.C. Fields
Christopher Morley
Leviathian
Robert Ringling
Charles Ringling
John Ringling
Ringlings
Robert
Madison Square Garden
Ny York
Florida
John Ringting
George W. Rusell
United States
Times Tower
Ireland
New York
National Arts Club
Liver cocktail for pernicious anemia gains favor in diet
Diet doctors tout a liver cocktail as highly effective for pernicious anemia, with celery and meat liver preparations. The plan, credited to D Wilkins and adapted by Clara Schroeder, requires starting with tiny portions and gradually increasing to two to four spoonfuls of crushed liver twice daily, served cold with crackers.
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D. Wilkins
American Medical Association Journal
Clara Schroeder
Piqua
Ohio
Railway town records passport request and highway work
Gustaf W. Johnson of Ludlow filed at the Prothonotary’s office for a passport to visit England and Sweden. Preliminary work for a state highway between Warren and Sheffield began this morning at Stoneham.
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Gustaf W. Johnson
Ludlow
Office of Prothonotary
C. A. Clark
England
Sweden
Warren
Sheffield
Stoneham
Trout streams draw crowds as patrols sweep roads
April 30, 1925 reports say hundreds of anglers crowd trout streams despite light rain. State highway patrol enforces rules with a dragnet in the area. Four motorists were arrested last evening for auto law violations.
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State Highway Patrol
Nazarene Pastor Resigns for Evangelistic Work
On April 50 1926 Reverend W. T. Gilley resigned as pastor of the Church of the Nazarene after a year in the post and will devote himself to evangelistic work. Secretary Kottcamp of the YMCA attends a Harrisburg meeting of the state YMCA executive committee of which he is a member.
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Warren
Roosevelt Warren Highway
Cop Alond
Jacob
W. 2. Gilley
Muset, I
Church of the Nazarene
Kottcamp
Harrisburg
M. C. A. Association
North Warren Public Schools Close for Summer
Public schools in North Warren closed for the summer after April 30 1927 with exercises in many rooms. The corn borer cleanup crew will begin work in the borough next Monday to destroy all standing corn stalks.
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North Warren
Poets as Motives Mentioned in AE Conversation with Moore
In a fragmentary remark AE asserts poets are the driving force and cites Irish writer George Moore among his lively circle. He recalls Moore in Dublin ten days earlier, employing six cooks to perfect an omelet, angering one cook who summoned a policeman. Moore calmly presented the officer the unfinished dish and questioned legal compulsion.
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George Moore
Moore
Dublin
Request for pamphlets on reducing and gaining
Ten cents in coin and a self addressed stamped envelope are requested to be sent with orders for pamphlets on reducing and gaining. Communications should be addressed to Dr. Lyle Hunt Peters at the Warren Tribune. A deodorant formulation is described including formalin solution for feet and underarms, with instructions for use and dilution.
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Lyle Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
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