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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1928

Page

4

Republican ticket list for 1928 presidential race

The ticket names Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president. It also lists David A. Reed for United States Senator, Edward Martin as State Treasurer, Charles A. Waters as Auditor General, William D. Porter as Judge of the Supreme Court, T. C. Cochran for Congress, and A. W. Munford for Assembly.

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

Unconscious Driving Idea Urges Gear Change at Crossings

Marlen Pew in Editor and Publisher argues motorists drive automatically and must learn to shift gears before railroad crossings. He cites a train collision to show absentmindedness causes crashes and urges psychology driven training to make safe driving a habit, with gear shifting as a key rule.

Marlen Pew Pew Mr. Pew United States

Money and power drive party campaigns across Washington and New York

In Washington and New York Republican and Democratic headquarters echo with pleas for funds as campaigns prepare for a record spending race. Both parties foresee vast costs, with southern fixers and northern optimists ready to wage battles if cash is available, while outsiders and heavy controls complicate how the money is allocated.

New York Washington Democratic Party Dixie Hoover

Fragmentary quote on psychology of driving and perception

A partial line notes that peandael has been studied from every angle except psychology of the driver, as Mr. Pew concludes. The fragment suggests a scholarly critique or remark about focus areas in the subject.

Spring for a Thracian Night in Swinburne’s Verse

A fragment from Algernon Charles Swinburne describing spring's hounds in the foxed traces of winter. The goddesslike maiden, nature’s revel, Bacchanal scenes, and Pan and Bacchus appear as spring erupts with rivers, winds, and blooming underwood. Swinburne’s mythic imagery frames renewal.

Stylus Pan Bacchus

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

Verse advises athletes to accept results without excuses after effort. It notes that final scores reveal performance, regardless of pride or defeat, and cautions that today’s victor may falter tomorrow while today’s loser may excel later.

Edgar A. Guest

Hiding in the Seaweed Night Tale

Peter and Mrs Rabbit listen as Bobolink recalls a night hiding in seaweed from a cannibal predator. The tale includes fear, close calls, and a dawn escape as the moon fades and day breaks with the red sun rising.

Bobolink Sonny- Benny Peter Ght

Are Children People Or Trouble In Parenting

Mrs Virginia Lee discusses child behavior and parental responses to tantrums and disobedience. She urges understanding underlying causes, consulting teachers, evaluating home environment, and showing consistent love to help a child adjust rather than resort to punishment or boarding schools.

Bill Annabelle

Diary of a New Yorker sketches city life and culture

New Yorker columns note diverse scenes from Coney Island to Broadway. They discuss evangelists at the shore, driving licenses in West Street, Miss Josephine Martin the trapeze performer, and Deems Taylor and Irving Berlin’s musical challenges. The garter fashion fad and a friend's cancer offer personal reflections on urban life.

New York Coney Island Josephine Martin Lexington Ringling Brothers Sells-Flote John Roblinson Gentry Brothers Martin Kansas Deems Taylor Irving Berlin New Yorker Oine Vaud Bla

Diet and health insights on cancer risks and prevention

The piece discusses chronic irritation and factors linked to cancer risk, including sugar regulation, diet adequacy, vitamin deficiency, and lack of physical exercise. It cites Sloss, Reding, Dr. Ewing, and Dr. Handley, urges regular exercise and balanced diet to prevent cancer, and notes readers may request related pamphlets by mail.

Belgian Academy of Medicine Sloss Reding James Ewing Lake Mechanic Handley London

Retrospective From Tribune on Four Recent Years

Aged retrospective notes from the Tribune cover events over one to four years ago. Mrs. Stanley Gary of Warren is recovering at a Buffalo hospital after an operation performed Thursday. About 115 of 250 boating licenses issued last week by the treasurer’s office.

Tribune Stanley Gary Warren Buffalo Ospital

Kennel License Issued to Pittsfield Man in County Office

John Eesox of Pittsfield received a kennel license from the county treasurer this morning. Rev. Frederick Sterne delivered a comprehensive sermon on native life in South Africa during the union service at the First Evangelical Church.

John Eesox Pittsfield Frederick Sterne South Africa First Evangelical Church

Temperature plunges to 58 on August night at Water Street home

Mercury in the thermometers here abouts did a high dive during the night registering as low as 58 degrees above zero. Dr and Mrs John Baxter of Philadelphia are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Cook Water Street.

John Baxter Philadelphia Mrs Charles Cook Water Street

Conenango Valley Fishing Club Heads to Lake Talon Trip

Members left Warren for Lake Talon in Canada for a two week outing. Warren's independent baseball slate over the weekend yielded a win over the Cuban Red Sox and a loss to Ridgway.

Conenango Valley Warren Red Sox Ridgway

One Minute Pulpit on Higher Powers

A brief religious note quotes Romans 13 urging submission to governing authorities as ordained by God. It warns that resisting power is resistance to divine ordinance and brings condemnation. The fragment reflects early 20th century sermonette style with moral exhortation.

God

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