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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1928
Page
4
A political dopester-penned essay notes Hoover’s Palo Alto address backing enforcement of the 18th Amendment and Constitution, while urging gradual reform. It argues critics misinterpret Hoover’s stance and predicts further contortions as the campaign unfolds amid debates on prohibition.
The writer argues that Hoover is not truly dry and supports his call for a commission of scientists to study prohibition. They claim enforcement failures explain the abuses and praise Hoover for proposing an evidence based approach, noting prohibitionists are least satisfied.
The Aug 14 Washington article examines the tense dynamic between a reigning president and his heir apparent in U S politics. It notes gossip around Coolidge and Hoover, rumored cabinet moves, and the impact of Roy O Wests appointment on Hoover prospects, illustrating enduring courtship and rivalries within party leadership.
The poem speaks of a life filled with books pictures a brook open sky and family joys. It asks friends not to mourn at death but to recall the pleasures shared and the true companionship that marked a well spent life.
In a dreamy flight over sea and sky, Peter and Bobolink chase a radiant Great Ball as the sun shifts color from golden to pink and lavender. The Sky God lights candles, urging a swift return as dawn nears their homeland.
A reader asks if a 58 year old widow should marry a 65 year old man despite his sons’ opposition. Mrs. Lee suggests love and independence may justify marriage if true affection exists, but warns of potential regrets. Blondie explains dating as a definite two person engagement, noting youth charmers often group with friends at dances.
New Yorkers report raids on Broadway night clubs mostly bawdy houses, prompting closures and relocation signs. Texas Guinan remains defiant while clubs shift tactics. anecdote shows lavish spending and no shortage of spectacle on the Gay White Way.
A reader recounts sending a reducing pamphlet to an out-of-town friend who followed its diet tips. The friend reportedly became engaged and expressed gratitude for the pamphlet. The writer then shared the experience during an address before a women’s club.
A touring car overturned in Akeley owned by John G. Smith with son William driving. Warren county reports four highways due for oiling next week. American Legion plans a Popular Girl contest Aug 5 to Sept 10. Kiwanis clubs from Warren and Jamestown met for lunch. Numerous minor auto crashes occurred over the weekend not reported by police. Chester Lawrence, 17, injured after being thrown from a horse. Warren county marriages 262 in 1926, down from 285 in 1925. A clever short change artist was active on Liberty Street. The column features editorials on dieting and health advice, including reducing and gaining pamphlets and a future column Tomorrow: Laugh and Grow Fat.
A string of quips from era papers mocks college funding and war costs. The San Francisco Chronicle jokes that three creatures supply college basics, while the Richmond News-Leader urges using saved tuition to support children. The Adrain Daily Telegram warns of a two ukulele bearing nut in Hawaii and Macon Telegraph notes US taxpayers avoid war costs.
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