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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1928
Page
4
Banks launch an educational campaign to raise average checking balances, arguing costs to serve each account range from four to eight dollars annually. They note most accounts stay below twenty four dollars, and urge small depositors to increase balances while banks benefit from larger reserves and potential larger future deposits.
The Jefferson Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church forms a committee led by W. D. Todd to study Warren’s lack of a landing field. Two sites, the Fair Grounds and the Academy Lands, are deemed suitable for a landing field at a relatively small cost. The proposal is praised as civicly worthy and worth support from other groups.
An item from the editor discusses a feature in Editor and Publisher about a caption Oh Cheer Up. It notes Crawford County Missouri lies seventy four miles southwest of St. Louis in a sparsely populated area.
Eldon Hopkins of the Standard in Bourbon kept two country papers on press by 24 hour shifts when Alexander Hopkins of Crawford Mirror in Steelville fell ill. Eldon produced missed issues, edited and printed both papers while Alexander recovered and thanked his brother. The Mirror notes it never missed an issue in 55 years.
Col Richard Lovelace writes that he goes to war, leaving his beloved Lucasta, chasing a new mistress of honor. He vows that honor is stronger than love, and he will embrace sword and shield while maintaining loyal affection. The poem blends martial zeal with romantic duty and frames honor as the ultimate allegiance.
A fire gutted the kitchen of John Dahler at 315 Park Street this morning, taking almost an hour to extinguish. Frank Cosmano leased East Side Restaurant and handed its management to L. J. Hultamst on January 20, 1925.
The piece reflects on the daily grind and small duties thatkae up life. It argues true heroism lies in mastering commonplace tasks like tidying and tending the home, proving success is achieved through steady effort in ordinary duties.
Bobby discovers a real mole while digging in the garden and befriends Mr Mole and Mrs Mole. They invite him to their underground home and meet their six tiny mole babies before Bobby must return to his supper with his mother.
Fred C. Kelly recalls a Paris night out where a cracked restaurant door and a playful English gaffe sparked laughter. A waiter and chauffeur misunderstandings, a laughing policeman, and strangers joining in create a comic travel anecdote about American humor abroad.
Washington January 20. The piece discusses the elusive process of selecting a presidential nominee and the role of fixers who manipulate regional blocs. It explains sub sectional leaders and the risk of sub sectional insubordination, noting rumors of candidate independence complicating party management and favorite sons being used for controlled support.
A mother asks if treatment beyond exercise can aid an adopted seven year old boy with a shorter right arm. The child is bright and uses his arm, with some improvement over two years. The article notes birth paralysis may result from certain causes and seeks guidance on remedies.
A retrospective look at New York markets highlights Queensboro and Washington markets with global cheeses, Fulton fish, and a daily life scene of shoppers and socialites. The piece also contrasts Broadway era promenades and Brooklyn Bridge views with urban density and charm. It weaves in brief medical Q&A on infant care and pregnancy diet advice as part of a broader, eclectic column.
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