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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1927
Page
4
A devotional excerpt praising God with all the heart and glorifying the name for evremore. The text asks for continual praise arising from inner abundance and devotion to the Lord.
The piece argues not all hawks harm farmers. Some hawks prey mainly on small mammals and crops, while others eat birds. Bird eating hawks like the Cooper hawk and sharp shinned hawk deserve killing, but other hawks help control pests and should be spared.
A collection of quotes and musings from Eph Snow and others notes casual opinions on cinema salaries medicine fashion and politics. It features bits about disarmament attitudes modernization in Russia and social trends along with a humorous sign from Jerry the tailor and a closing line by Wilbur E. Sutton.
A travel note praises Ludlow park east of Warren, with tables benches running water and kid friendly swings seesaws and sand boxes amid fir and hemlock. It extols easy accessibility from Warren Kane and Erie routes and lauds local welcome and park cleanliness.
The article explains the lymphatic system as a network of vessels and glands that drains tissues, absorbs fluids, and transports them to the heart. It notes lymph fluid composition, relation to blood, and how blisters may contain lymph. It warns about inflammation from poisons entering lymphatics, potential gland infections, and the importance of lymphatic health with a doctor’s general guidance.
A compilation of quips from the Coraopolis Record New Castle Reva Punxsutawney Spirit and Sharen Herald on jail versus table manners courtship marriage and air travel. The lines poke at human vanity and practical wisdom with a dash of humor.
Poem by Edgar Guest pleads for relief from oppressive heat in crowded tenements. Repeats demand for mercy toward the poor, urging comfort for babies and mothers, while condemning indifference to suffering in summer heat. Copyright 1927.
A compiled retrospective notes events from August 3 1924 to 1926. It recalls the opening of a highway from Russell to Landee, Legion headquarters visits by veterans, a train collision injuring Leon Maitland near Kinzua, Lake Talon biking trip plans, Dollar Day promotions in Warren, a bridal shower for Mrs Edward Springer, Army unit returns after training, and a child injury on South Carver Street.
John Hubert Greusel argues that suppressing cannibalism in Africa distracts from a harsher truth Europe faces after World War I. He laments 25,000,000 European women losing prospects of marriage due to the war and warns of ongoing human costs and future dangers from new warfare.
Kellygrams reflects on old bartenders influencing today’s store clerks. The piece notes bartenders observed customers, anticipated needs, and maintained a customer friendly pace. It contrasts shop clerks who push products with bartenders who let goods sell themselves, never urging extra drinks.
Quotations discuss children as source of worry and sacrifice, noting they discipline parents and teach virtues. The piece also critiques anti Semitism and media bias, suggesting change comes only when the public stops reading such content.
Poem excerpt describes a housewife enjoying garden tasks at sunlit pages. The speaker fills bowls with vegetables and fruit while nature provides backdrop and inspiration. The tone is nostalgic and domestic, emphasising simple pleasures and sunshine.
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