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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1928
Page
4
A Tribune interview with Edwin A. Foley aged 60 recounts a quiet street discussion on religion at Second and Liberty. Foley, not domineering, listens and argues humbly to win others to his view amidst a cosmopolitan crowd. The piece notes youthful doubt as a sign of intellectual curiosity.
A congregation and passersby engage in a serious street discussion on religion. The exchange showcases thoughtful dialogue, even as facts vary and conclusions diverge, highlighting the mind as the sole non-animal tool capable of development through debate.
Washington notes Henry Ford plans a vast rubber empire in Brazil along the Tapajoz river. He would rule the 6,000,000 acres, employ native labor, and face tropical diseases and harsh labor dynamics. Critics caution about abuses, labor resistance, and cultural friction, citing past failures of North American ventures in South America.
In a coastal tale, Bobolink and family fear a lighthouse glare as a risky daylight scene unfolds. Peter explains that many birds meet their fate dashed against rocks, teaching a lesson to fly around lights. The dialogue emphasizes safety and dawns a warning about illuminating beacons.
Readers seek guidance on liking others and going out with age appropriate young men. Mrs. Lee urges trying to find common ground, advises involving family in dating decisions, and endorses parental approval and balanced compromise.
A bustling New York snapshot notes Italian Americans preferring Valentino as a name change, escalators replacing elevators, a hatless Manhattan trend led by Abraham Vogel, fashion copycatry in clothing houses, the death of Nick the Greek gamblers, Central Park Zoo pigs sold to dance hall owners, sunburn tricks at Violet ray parlors, and Broadway show girls painting their skin to mimic tanning.
Reader asks how many calories to maintain weight after losing. Guidance suggests 12-15 calories per pound of normal weight for average activity, then track weekly to adjust. Practical plans include a light breakfast under 200 calories, a medium meal around 500 calories, and little or nothing at supper, plus two glasses skim milk and fruit juice.
A gas well was drilled on the Matkovich farm on Chappel Hill with a pressure of 38 pounds per square inch. A. F. P. Kotteamp, secretary of the Warren M. C. A., will speak at the Corry Baptist church on Sunday, August 31.
Elvis Sanden, 36, of North Warren, endured an eight hour ordeal in the Cherry Grove wilds Sunday after going missing. Neil Eneworth had just returned from Marietta Ohio where he attended the State Cabinet company’s sales convention.
During the afternoon storm a lightning bolt struck a tank at the United Re Frning company in Warren. Earlier, four people in a large Cadillac escaped serious harm when their car was struck by a train at Scotts Crossing in Irvine.
Larry Amy and Earl Lindquist of Warren intend to enter the California Normal School in September and try out for the football team there. Warren’s coldest August 16th recorded an official low of 42 degrees at 6:20 this morning.
London Punch says the proposed league would delay wars until all installments are paid. A Kansas City radio owner scorns Al Smith’s short platform, remarking how listening to it was time wasted. The quotes reflect mixed reactions to early disarmament and political maneuvering.
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