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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1928

Page

4

Hoover Ticket slate lists Hoover Curtis for national offices

The document presents a political ticket with President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis at the top, followed by slate members including United States Senator David A. Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A. Waters, Judge of the Supreme Court William D. Porter, Congress member T. C. Cochran, and Assembly member A W Munford. The list outlines high level party leadership and legislative candidates.

Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis United States David A. Reed Edward Martin Supreme Court William D. Porter Congress T. C. Cochran Assembly A.W. Munford

Postal deficit and mail rate debate in 1929 outlook

The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Postmaster General New's estimate of a 100 million dollar postal deficit for fiscal 1929. It cites the 16 percent rail surcharge and reduced parcel post rules as key factors, urges Congress to drive efficiencies, and warns taxpayers bear the final burden.

New The Philadelphia Inquirer Interstate Commerce Commission Inquirer Congress

Tunney's Retirement Expected by Friends and Herald Tribune

The New York Herald Tribune reports that Tunney plans to retire from boxing with strong support from intimate friends. Described as one of the best equipped champions and a gamest fighter, he seeks other pursuits and intellectual interests beyond the ring. The piece notes his greater ambitions and compares his peak popularity to John L. Sullivan.

Tunney New York Herald Tribune John L. Sullivan

Dempsey Faces Shaw in Verbal Clash After Ring Glory

The text praises Bob Pfizsimmons and Jack Dempsey noting Dempsey leaves the ring with an unstained reputation after a magnanimous victory. It states Tunney will next meet George Bernard Shaw in a verbal confrontation, facing unusual misgivings while American hopes rise behind him.

Bob’ Pfizsimmons Jack Dempsey Tunney George Bernard Shaw Mr. Dempsey America

Campaign Finance and the 1928 White House Run

Washington commentary notes rising attention to campaign spending. The piece contrasts Al Smith and Herbert Hoover supporters over money sources and limits, recounts discussions of multi million dollar campaign budgets, and recalls past scandals and slush funds shaping the 1928 race.

Kansas City G. QO. P Raskob Smith White House Work Gueet Hoover Hoover

Hidden Love Delays The Mutual Bliss In Milnes Poem

A Victorian poem by Richard Monckton Milnes speaks of quiet lovers whose smiles and courtesy conceal a hidden passion. Rumor could spark regret as years pass without confession, and fate now hides truth that could bring remorse.

Richard Monckton Milnes

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest Poem Card

The poem explores mysteries of affection as a plain man and a smart woman find love amid curiosity. It notes fate ties couples beyond appearances and ends with the idea that love isn’t founded on looks or style, and unlikable partners are often someone’s pride.

Peter's Adventures in a Black Bag Mystery

A Bobolink narrator recounts the capture of Mrs Tinamou by a horseman and her confinement in a black bag. The tale follows mourning birds, a cautious escape, and the longing to return home as the sunset seals a poignant, reflective journey toward rest under a quiet sky. The pair weigh whether to press on or rest before resuming their long voyage home.

Elegant Tinamou Tinamou Mrs. Tinamou Wife

The Diary of a New Yorker: Johnny Moore on High Rise Life

A diary style feature about Johnny Moore the Woolworth Building steeple jack who works aloft daily amid strong winds and weather. It also notes Broadway fashion, Chinatown tourism, and cultural trends in New York with quick sketches of celebrities and urban life in 1920s style.

New York Johnny Moore Yankees Johnny Woolworth

Vitamin E and sterility link in diet advice

A physician discusses how vitamin E may aid fertility, noting that overweight status and imbalanced diets can affect sterility. Wheat germ oil and other foods rich in vitamin E are mentioned, with caution about fats reducing effectiveness. The piece also covers safer use of lemon juice over vinegar in children's diets and general dietary factors in fertility.

Evans Burr Journal of the American Medical Association

Fishing club heads to Lake Talon trip run

Under A. A. Printz leadership more than twenty Conenango Fishing Club members departed this morning for Lake Talon in Canada for their annual fishing trip. Clarence Johnson, son of Mr and Mrs August Johnson Venturetown, sustained painful injury Friday when his left hand fingers were caught in gears of an automobile.

A. A. Printz Conenango Clarence Johnson August Johnson Venturetown

Warren County hunting license first issued in 1925

On August 4 1925 Robert Knabb received Warren county s first hunting license of the year earning an aluminum plate. An Rural radio club meeting was held at Albert Jacobs home to draft by laws Rev W C Beck and his family from Sellers Grove visited Warren today and Rev Beck a former pastor of the First Lutheran church. R W Norris completed a deal Tuesday to buy a business block with the lower floor housing the Chaffee Tire Shop.

Warren Tribune Warren Tribune Company E. D. Wetmore Henry H. Bassett E. G. Chapel Henry H. Baerett R. G. Chapel R. W. Cousins Warren Fast Giice Roosevelt Highway Warren Robert Knabb Warren County Radio Club Albert Jacobs W. C. Beck Sellins Grove Rev. Beck First Lutheran Church R. W. Norris Chaffee Tire Shop

Community Dollar Day slated for August 31

Thirty firms are expected to participate in the Community Dollar Day on Wednesday August 31. A theft report notes two Holstein cows owned by Summer Gray near Cambridge Springs were stolen from their pasture and carried away in a large truck.

Summer Gray Cambridge Springs

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