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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune announces its daily editions and provides circulation rates for carrier and mail delivery. It invites reader communications for publication with signatures and addresses, limiting letters to 500 words and one side per sheet, alongside a brief prayer.
State Treasurer Samuel 8 Lewis launched a Mellon for president movement that likely will be halted by Secretary Mellon himself. Washington reports say Mellon will not seek nomination but may allow a few "favorite son" ballots in Pennsylvania. at 76 next March, age and prudence favor avoiding a formal bid while still influencing the party’s choice.
The Philadelphia Public Ledger questions if Curwood will be omitted from literary annals. The critic lauds his romance and nature themes, noting clean language, lasting impact, and his portrayal of the Canadian woods. He is praised alongside Gene Stratton Porter for nature driven storytelling.
Two convicted murderers escaped from Allegheny county prison in Pittsburgh last week prompting demands for a thorough inquiry into prison conditions. The claim that visitors could supply these criminals with automatic guns is presented as proof of possible inside connivance or negligence. A separate science note reports a star named Nova Acquilae, clarified as a celestial body, not a film star.
Special correspondence reports Warren county extension agent Henry Reist boosts county dairy output with high butterfat averages. Warren ranks second in cows tested with 521, behind Chester Valley. The Farm Bureau supports cooperative dairy progress amid a cool late summer and unusually rainy season. Readers are assured of calm, informative community updates about agriculture and local roads safety.
A health column explains tuberculosis risks in the home of Mrs M. It notes that healthy adults face low risk if coughing and hygiene are controlled, but warns that children, especially babies, are in danger from close contact. The piece summarizes the germ, transmission routes, and factors lowering resistance, with advice on vitamin A and prevention.
A reader reports cars on county roads with only one light between Warren and Youngeville from 8:30 to 9:00 pm, notes patrol absence, and mentions Franklin removing streetcars months ago with tracks to be lifted soon. The piece urges donations of talking machines and records for shut ins, inviting letters to aid the cause.
A humorous verse about a man advising a child to ditch an antique family golf club and borrow a newer one. Mistress Mary smiles, buys a driver, while her mother objects to the cost. The speaker reflects on being careful with words and ends by befriending Mary.
Journal notes arrival of J C Dort district engineer US forestry service to survey road work on Allegheny highway route. District Attorney Eddy attends Harrisburg conference with Governor Pinchot. Temperature at Tiona 30 degrees. Corn stands near Roush hospital ready to cut. Overhead at Scott's crossing by Irvine reopened with rails pending. Gilson, Folkman trip to Montreal White Mountains Green Mountains and other points.
This piece argues that most heartbreaks and legal disputes stem from misunderstandings caused by incomplete expression and failure to see another's thoughts. It notes intimate relationships like marriage and business partnerships suffer when people do not clearly express themselves and calmly discuss their difficulties. The core remedy is open, full communication to prevent venom and hatred.
Kellygrams argues that personal integrity and success hinge less on will and more on luck and upbringing. He cites psychologists on birth order shaping behavior and recalls an after dinner club of ex offenders who reformed, suggesting a harsh early environment often precedes crime while good parenting reduces arrogance about jail.
The article notes that tuberculosis often begins in childhood from infected cow's milk and stresses the importance of boiled or sterilized milk unless certified milk is available. It mentions autopsies showing slight infection and the spread of the disease, urging precaution and treatment insights for tomorrow.
A poem depicting housewives on a street, imagining their routines and hospitality. The narrator muses on neat fronts, cooking, and social visits, then notes the uncertainty of such speculation and invites readers to mail comments to Mrs Rawlings via the paper.
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