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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune prints an open forum inviting readers from its territory to submit letters for publication. Submissions should be one side, up to 500 words, signed, and address to the editor. Framing notes urge courtesy, avoid personalities, and remind writers to reflect good faith in communications.
The piece argues that Republican leaders should pick Andrew W. Mellon as next presidential candidate, citing his role as secretary of the treasury during Coolidge's administration. It praises fiscal management, labor prosperity, and national stability, urging continuity and party strength through Mellon.
The central town union churches wrap up summer services with one more joint gathering at First Evangelical tomorrow led by Rev. H. E. Dornheim. Two more services follow August 28 and September 4 at First Lutheran as fall schedules begin.
A dermatology focused article explains alopecia as baldness partial or complete, noting possible permanent loss if hair follicles die. It discusses causes from diseases, injuries, or hormones to the impact of prolonged tight hats, and offers treatment concepts including scalp hygiene, medications, electricity, massage, and surgery when needed. It also mentions associated nail and tooth issues and cites a Q and A about surgical cures and costs.
A compilation of aphorisms and reflections attributed to various sources including Clarién Republican Cambridge Springs Enterprise News and New Castle. The remarks cover friendship wealth ambition happiness and speech as traits of human character in brief quoted lines.
A retrospective column compiles diverse items: a West End woman panics at a police station over a misplaced extension, three Legion members prepare for a state convention, a 1925 barn floor collapse buries seven cows, an analysis places moonshine alcohol near 40 percent, a local land parcel changes hands along Warren-Russell road, a former Warren High principal visits, and state education official William Taft plans a inspection tour in Warren.
A reflective essay argues the human species will endure beyond wars and losses to civilization. It contrasts global diversity with shared progress, warning that western culture could vanish even as the race survives. International conflicts may shape descendants' place in history.
Kellygrams examines why churches lodges and clubs remain numerous and exclusive. The piece argues the urge to form insider groups fuels divisions, while individuals often feel subtly superior to others from different faiths. It also notes quirks in social behavior and personal priorities.
Neighborhood noise fills streets with radios, children, dogs, and parrots. The poem portrays a lively, bustling block and the housewife’s playful confession that her own household adds to the chorus. Copyright 1927 Central Press Association.
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