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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1927

Page

4

Made to order weather used by Harris County jail

Barris county jail in Houston has installed ventilation that brings in outside air, filters it, heats or tempers it, and distributes thirty cubic feet per inmate per minute. The system, designed to improve conditions and reduce crime, reflects plans developed with penal expert Dr Hastings Hart and a committee reviewing jails in multiple cities.

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Warren Tribune Masthead and subscription rates page

Warren Tribune details corporate officers editors and directors from Devine-Wailis Corp. New York City and Chicago. Subscription terms listed for daily and mail delivery with various durations and rates. Leased wire United Press service and open reader comment policy noted. Prayer quoted at end.

RE. D. Wetmore W. T. Kelly R. @. Chapal Henry H. Bassett Henry H. Basstt BG. Chapel R. W. Cousins Fred Btn A. E. Johnson W. T B. Moore B. D. Wetmore Wright C. Lowrey Devine-Wailis Corporation New York City Chicago National Advertising Representative System Business Office News Room Warren Post Office United Press the Tribune

Modern French alchemist claims silver to gold transformation

Monsieur Jollivet Castelot of Douai France declares a process to convert silver into gold by a fusion method. He produced twenty milligrammes of gold from a composition dominated by silver with antimony arsenic tin and sulfur compounds and tested chemists confirmed purity.

Midas Monsieur Jollivet Castelot Douai France Castelot

Proverbial Reflections on Money and Mischief

A compact collection of wry maxims on money and luck. It notes that losing money costs money, catching a cold is a pursuit, sharpening a used razor blade is possible but not likely, two tasks at once can be done, and a nickel Murser is always a dollar chaser.

Reading Time Promises and New York Idle Season

The piece notes Liberty magazine’s reading time labels and mocks their excess while describing August dullness in New York. It covers Salvation Army street performances, a slug of gin demand by a child, Saratoga races, and a faltering film musical with $11 seats and harsh reviews.

Central Press Dispatch the Tribune New York Liberty Magazine

Intravenous Medication Warned by AMA Report

The American Medical Association warns against careless intravenous therapy while noting its potential value. A report stresses clean equipment, proper restriction, and a formal code of rules to safeguard patients from infection and improper use in treating constitutional diseases.

Council On Pharmacy and Ghendtry American Medical Association Journal of the Association

Just Folks by Edger Guest on Courage and Luck

Poem reflecting on courage as more than luck, contrasting toil with daring to dream. It asks what greater deeds courage can achieve, whether in art, science, or leadership, and challenges the notion that luck explains bold, pioneering effort and hardship.

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Retrospective notices span Kiwanis and veterans in 1927

A retrospective note describes Warren Kiwanis inviting Jamestown Kiwanis to a luncheon at Gampels hotel in Jamestown on August 18 1984 while recalling August 1927 events. It mentions a World War II veterans reunion for the 118th Michigan Gun Battalion in Erle on August 22 1927 and district war department dam plans near Alle river. It also reports a lumber company worker injured by a powered saw at Central Pennsylvania lumber on August 14 1927 and notes anticipated strong Warren representation at a Hotel Conneaut Lake Park gathering and at all Warren banks.

Thin City 118Th Mschins Erle Larry Lengel Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company Wea

From Fired to Leader A Railroading Rise

A Washington Associated Press veteran recalls John J. Bennet who rose from a railroad switch shanty to president of the Erie railroad after early demotion. The tale argues that being fired often redirects a capable person to better roles and that the right fit prevents terminations. Bennet’s ascent from telegraph operator to top executive illustrates a career rebirth through timely opportunities.

Washington Berean Associated Press John J. Bennet John Lake Shore Railroad Tracy W. Niles Young Bernet Bernet Bennet John J. Bernet Erie Railroad Nickel Pirate van Swer Tfe

The Way of the World Its Will Power

The piece discusses instincts versus will power since ancient times, urging moderation and self control across youth, middle age, and old age. It cites business trends, installment buying growth, and national prosperity tied to credit and car ownership. It recalls George Kern’s rise from immigrant to NY meat magnate.

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Medical Council urges restraint on intravenous drug use

A medical article notes the Council on Pharmacy and Chemistry urges the Association to oppose reckless intravenous drug use while recognizing its life saving potential in extreme cases. It warns against unnecessary IV therapy, likening it to needless major surgery, and invites physicians to submit concise inquiries to Dr Currier with a stamped reply envelope.

Councl On Pharmacy and Chemistry Council of the Association Recordi Ag

Songs of a Housewide by Marjorie Be Rawlings

A domestic verse depicting a clean white bed as a source of sleep and comfort with white linens and motherly calm. The poem notes white sheets and spreads soothing fretful dreams and suggesting homemaking warmth. Copyright 1927 by Central Press Association.

Marjorie BE. Rawlings Central Press Association, Inc

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