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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune lists subscription terms and rates for carrier and mail delivery and announces advertising policies. It invites reader communications with guidelines on signatures and word limits, and ends with devotional verses from Psalm 89 5 and a prayer praising God.
The president's brief statement that he does not choose to run for another term shocks Republicans and fuels speculation. Many see the move as a pledge to retire at term end, while party leaders and major interests expect Coolidge to be nominated and elected if he changes his mind.
A civic message argues that Warren should prioritize decent living conditions, moral leadership, and strong public affairs over building wealth and industrial power. It warns that civic corruption harms a city’s reputation abroad more than any number of automobiles, and concludes that age should not bar work.
An assorted column blends quips and jokes from Eph Snow and local vignettes. It includes a playful look at political jokes, a note on the county fair happenings, and a short humor item about golf and garden chores.
Central Press Dispatch notes Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi in Washington during the off months, joking about oysters and non-R periods while observing political maneuvering. The piece highlights Harrison as the Senate’s funny man and mentions his role in the Reed slush fund investigation and clashes with opponents, contrasted with Caraway and Reed.
This article outlines laryngeal cancer, its higher risk in men over fifty, and possible causes such as vocal overuse and smoke. Early symptoms may be subtle, with hoarseness and swallowing difficulty, progressing to ulceration, bad breath, and tissue decay. Treatments include palliative care, analgesics, and surgical options, with early partial removal sometimes effective and laryngology-based tube use offering comfort and delay.
Fragmentary clipping lists several quips from different papers and mentions bathers reporting an alligator sighting in the Obie River and West Virginia moonshine. The mixed quotes from Sharon Herald Coracpolis Record Punxsutawney Spirit New Castle News combine unrelated lines.
Poem reflecting on life’s small, fragile pleasures and the lasting ache of memories. The speaker notes that joys fade as time passes and later generations remember moments once valued as bright and lively.
A retrospective dated August 4, 1924 notes A. A. Prints leading twenty plus Conenango Fishing Club members to Lake Talon Canada for the 28th annual trip. It also reports a new Anderson Brothers Bakery plant to be ready in about fifteen days and young Clarence Johnson injuring three fingers in a gear incident.
A contemplative column contrasts Alcohol's grip with historic figures from Bismarck to Caesar and Poe. It questions causes of ruin versus success, noting whiskey myths and how public life meets private ruin and ambition in varied lives.
The piece contrasts civil marriage with church union and notes polemical views on equality and polygamy. It cites Rev. Caleb R. Stet and Lady Astor remarks, framing a clash between modern civil contracts and religious blessings.
A bank clerk who is fastidious fails in selling insurance in dirty surroundings while a slovenly talker succeeds by engaging with an ill kept baby. A eastern city country club sold life memberships for 1000 to gain prestige, and the venture grew into a legitimate asset, making members’ investments seem valuable. The piece notes people justify questionable acts with a bit of extra effort.
A fragment titled Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K. Rawlings describes fruit imagery and domestic scenes with lines about plums currants watermelons and cherries. The text hints at a request to contact Mrs Hawlings via the paper.
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