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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1928
Page
4
A note says a Bible was purchased today with emphasis on a lawyer asking how to gain eternal life. The fragment presents a legal religious inquiry about salvation. The brief item records the question rather than providing a solution or context. Entities include Bible and lawyer. The piece echoes sermon or editorial framing from a historical page.
The article reflects on moral obligations tied to bankruptcy, citing Reuben H. Donnelly who paid 645000 to creditors despite no legal obligation, arguing that honor drives people to settle debts. It contrasts different notions of self-worth, discusses Thomas de Quincey, and notes advertising exploits and a planned annual liquidation day in Capital.
The page notes debt settlements among students aiding merchants and mentions Japan's bobbed hair trend. It adds a Toledo marriage license refund story and forecasts a return to feminine curves in fashion. A Detroit Free Press line ponders perfect home radio harmony.
Poem fragment describes marching figures and dreams across a desert. Winds bend time as life and travelers pursue personal visions. Some seek truth within beauty, weaving it into song while nights bring deaths and dawns renew hope.
A compile of scattered notes from historical dates mentions Miss Tinnie Gary was injured by a street car on the main line with no bone fractures. Oil price quotes inch upward to 3.25 dollars while ice harvesting begins at Venturetown. State College farm agents meet. Prof Leroy Campbell lectures in Salamanca. A steamship Youngsville is retired from service. A sabre linked to Civil War era George R. Wetmore enters a G A R trophy collection. First Lutheran church reports 85 new members in a year, total 1,160.
A brilliant man grows cynical and derides crime while doubting faith. He shuns kindness, mocks virtue, and reads cynicism with scorn. Yet neighbors enjoy simple happiness despite his gloom, showing wisdom in their cheerful endurance.
Betty meets Mr Wild Pig and his mate in Make Believe land. They discuss speed, bristles, and friendship while two little wild pigs join the scene. Betty reassures Mr Wild Pig and offers to visit, as Happy Giggles and Betty part at the dusty road.
A writer recalls a Paris dinner disrupted by a maid’s sudden departure. He riffs on French leave as English leave, notes taxi drivers’ calm amid near accidents, and observes Parisians crossing busy streets with faith in drivers to avoid harm. The piece blends humor with cultural quirks and cautious optimism.
Washington reports that about 150 Sandino bandits lurk in Nicaragua with General Sandino leading the revolt. The Marine intervention has killed 670, leaving roughly 2,500 troops to suppress the movement as U S interests loom over the Pan-American Havana conference. Officials debate supply sources and Sandino’s motives, with speculation on Mexican arms and guerrilla tactics.
Cold weather brings a surge of requests for guidance on minor ailments. This note begins with chapped hips and outlines simple preventive steps and care to ease discomfort during cold seasons.
The Daybook notes the word Gideon rising in slang due to Inez Haynes Irwin and her novel Gideon. It describes Greenwich Village’s annual ball as chaotic and disordered with revelers in altered attire, drunken behavior, and public nuisances, while referencing Broadway humorist Bugs Baer and detailing lip care advice and winter ailments with medical notices.
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