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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1927
Page
4
A devotional line seeking to center believers on hidden union with Christ in God. It expresses a desire for spiritual security, divine identification, and daily reliance on Christ for identity and strength.
Washington insiders debate a Hoover candidacy with big business backing led by Henry Ford and Charles Evans Hughes as possible successors. Hughes and Dawes face questions, while Coolidge's signals are read as mixed on Hoover’s front runner status.
The piece muses on growth from youth to maturity, contrasting cherished memories of parents with later understanding of their flaws. It envisions the young adult eventually returning in thought to seek peace and the mother’s embrace, while recalling the father’s comforting words at dusk.
Washington dispatch notes the U S position at Geneva naval disarmament talks and hints at future White House strategy. It also surveys New York Republican power brokers eyeing 1932, with Wadsworth, Roosevelt, and Alice Roosevelt Longworth among topics of gossip, plus Virginia Institute of Politics planning in Charlottesville and Muscle Shoals power bids.
Digest health guidance from an old pamphlet emphasizes thorough chewing, regular meals, exercise, fresh air, and sun. It discusses balanced diets with milk, greens, and fruits, notes a town with few dwellings and low votes, and mentions Emile Berliner’s trip and federal fingerprinting for prohibition agents. It highlights hyperacidity caused by unbalanced diet and dietary excesses, and suggests adjustments including temporary milk or fruit diets.
A humorous verse by Edger Guest satirizes domestic toil and the pressure on wives to anticipate a husband s every wish. The speaker muses on possible reactions to an irate spouse, admitting temptation to defy vows yet acknowledging the virtue of patient endurance.
Entry notes Crescent Park paving proceeding with a new square opened by Edward T. Beck as weather slows work. County licenses issued to Warren farmers total 116 of 250. Overhead crossing on Youngsville road to be finished in six months per the superintendent. Kiwanis Nursery and Medical Aid building set for Exposition Park with a Shriners Day plan at Bradford. Kennel license issued to Javiki Besch of Pittsfield.
A 1920s style column notes Chicago divorces average 11,000 yearly with seven year marriages and desertion as the common charge. It also highlights Edison recruiting students for rubber plant work, Hoover predicting growing air traffic, a police plane pursuit trend, and Carnegie’s peace fund fostering international mindsets in libraries. Groves Patterson quote ties the piece together.
A city miscellany notes a rookie cop in lower Manhattan discarding a cigarette as a sergeant approaches. It surveys beggars in transit and theater district streets, quips about literary criticism on the subway, and recalls Worm law on Long Island. Broadway’s decline from elegance to arcade buzz is contrasted with lively beachside acts and stage humor from Peggy Ann’s.
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