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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1928
Page
4
A reflective Bible verse message contrasts the wisdom of a poor child with the folly of a king, emphasizing humility. It cites Ecclesiastes 4 13 and echoes Jesus teaching that one must become like children to enter the kingdom of God.
Hoover for president with Curtis as running mate. Reed as U.S. Senator. Edward Martin named state treasurer. Charles A. Waters as auditor general. William D. Porter for supreme court judge. T. C. Cochran to Congress. A. W. Mumford for assembly.
The article praises Barnes centennial turnout and festive village backing and notes Youngsville opened a new airport, showing smaller communities driving progress that Warren could learn from. It argues Warren has community spirit but can gain from these examples.
In Washington discussions on the Ohio GOP primary reflect mixed views of Representative James T. Begg of Sandusky. He is praised as a rising force yet criticized for past bold moves and for seeking the governorship as a stepping stone, with the dry vote record and the Anti-Saloon League backing shaping the contest.
The Kansas City Star notes hot weather sparks talk of avoiding overeating and fats while cautions against focusing on the heat. It jokes reformers urge changing subject to cool thoughts, yet readers admit voicing discomfort remains common and may offer relief even if futile.
A poetic meditation on the Christ child, searching for a king to save and lift, and asking for divine presence to answer every bygone prayer. The speaker invokes the baby Jesus and contemplates paths of power and revelation beyond human travel or timing.
A poetic meditation on prioritizing resilience over small annoyances. The verse urges saving strength for real troubles, avoiding needless sighs, and not letting trifles ruin friendships or families. It emphasizes temper control and restraint to prevent preventable disasters.
In a seaside tale, Captain Cormorant taunts his relatives as he steals fish from other cormorants and outsmarts them. The birds respond with scolding and laughter while the Captain reveals a side interest in a broader story about Chinese fishermen across the sea.
Advice column excerpt presents letters from readers about love and fear of suicidal promises. Mrs. Lee counsels Carita to wait for parental consent and consider the risk of a jealous lover, and advises Glendolla to not marry without genuine love while respecting parental objections.
A fragment from the Kansas Globe notes that Al Smith's nomination may have been cut, with a joking remark from a comedian about the situation. The brief item preserves the core reference to Smith and the newspaper’s coy phrasing.
In New York on August 27 the diary observes one hotel forbidding women to smoke, notes changing social norms led by Irene Castle, and sketches Broadway dance trends. It reviews The Front Page on stage, praises the Chicago setting, and offers a compact 32 hour city tour with cost under four dollars including transit and sights.
A reader describes a recurring sun rash that appears within hours of sun exposure. The tiny red pimples itch intensely and form white blisters if scratched, occurring on exposed skin after bathing and drying on the beach. The condition has persisted for five summers with no relief.
Newspaper column outlines sun hives caused by sun rays with remedies and diet hints. It also discusses a 23 year old girl's weight loss during menses, possible anemia, and warns about dieting, tuberculosis risk, and the need for medical examination. Includes request for pamphlets and columnist note on tomorrow’s topic Diet and Sterility.
Workers apply final touches to a concrete brick and lumber outing club building on August 27 1925. The scene mentions crowds en route to Clarendon and Rogertown with an agricultural agent stationed there to oversee corn cargo unloading.
E B John of Erie, supervisor of the Renova division of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was in Warren this morning. Inspector William S Taft of the state department of public instruction was in Kinzua yesterday.
Rev William Evan Thomas who has led Union church Mexico City for five years will occupy the pulpit at the First Methodist church this Sunday. Mrs W R Bairstow hosted a luncheon for about fifty guests Friday at the Woman's Club.
A guided walk through Manhattan from Savoy Plaza toward the Gold Coast along Park Avenue, past East River tenements, then returning via Columbus Circle and Broadway as electric signs flare. The itinerary includes a B M T ride from Times Square to Coney Island and a boat return.
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