Republican ticket slate for 1932 election heads local ballot
Hoover and Curtis lead the nationwide Republican ticket with Reed as U S Senator, Edward Martin as state treasurer, Charles A Waters as auditor general, William D Porter as supreme court judge, T C Cochran for Congress, and A W Mumford for the assembly in this newspaper listing of candidates.
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Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
United States
David A. Reed
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Supreme Court
William D. Porter
Congress
T. C. Cochran
Assembly
A. W. Mumford
F N Crossing dangers cited after first accident
The Tribune reports M F Cook describing how a watchman caused the F N Crossing collision that nearly killed him and his wife. The piece argues the two crossings 100 feet apart create a false sense of safety, urges 24 hour gates and a elevated bridge to protect motorists near Warren and Bear Lake.
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F-N
M. F. Cook
Tribune
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Youngsville
New York Central
Yne
Cook
Bear Lake
Bear Lake, Narrowly Escaped Death. Had There Been No Watchman Mr. Cook
Mr. Cook
Mud Slinging in County Politics Ahead of Fall Election
The newspaper disavows mudslinging while pledging to publish facts on candidates and review Tammany Hall's past influence. It plans to present a pre-election list of Democratic contenders for voters, noting local papers lag in publishing such lists.
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Tammany Hall
al Smith
Al Smith Raskob clash fuels Washington campaign chatter
Washington dispatch notes intense speculation over Al Smith selecting John J. Raskob as chairman and Jim Reed’s possible role. A heaping of distrust and strategic gambits suggests a brutal contest ahead with bomb proof defenses and desperate tactics.
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Washington
al Smith
John J. Raskob
Dr. Work
Herb
Doc Work
Jim Reed
John Raskob
John
Jim
Prince of Wales
Herbert Hoover
Raskob
On the Death of Joseph Rodman Drake Poem
Fitz-Green Halleck laments the death of Joseph Rodman Drake with a tender tribute. The poem recalls shared mornings and sorrows, praising Drake’s character and lamenting the inability to honor him with a wreath or words enough. Tears and memory frame the farewell.
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Joseph Rodman Drake
Fitz-Green Halleck
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest Six
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest celebrates the six year old stage as a bright, curious child learning to read and write. The poem notes six year olds admire money, enjoy sweets, crave stories, seek diet ideas, ask endless questions about God, and demand help with growing curiosities. It portrays six as a glorious, magical age full of charming independence and questions.
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Janet
God
Alwas
Flying Scissors Tail Tales From the Avian Cousins
In a woodland exchange, Lyre Tail laments a tail two long for flight while Nightjar and a cousin compare tails and drive, noting the strange silhouette, the scissors like shape and a startled pair of strangers nearby before the scene shifts to Flying Scissors.
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Cousin Nightjar
Cousin Lyre-Tail
Nightjar
Living and Loving Advice From Mrs Virginia Lee
A column by Mrs Virginia Lee counsels young women on delaying marriage until they are ready. Readers aged 16 to 19 send letters about engagements, school, and diffcult choices. The advice urges waiting, finishing education, and avoiding early commitments for a happier future.
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Mrs
Virginia Lee
Lfe
Tony
Willie
Millie
The Diary of a New Yorker and New York Trends
The piece highlights unusual high paying occupations such as a tea taser and charity drive adviser, notes a magazine consultant role, and observes traveler habits and pricing psychology. It also describes New York country stores as social hubs, summer theater air conditioning quirks, a blind accordionist earning $200 weekly, and Broadway chorus girls marrying millionaires. It ends with a stark note on runaway girls arriving in New York, some as young as 13.
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New York
John Hanrahan
Crossroads
New Yok’s
Broadway
Jean Patou
Paris
Mastoiditis Explained and Related Ear Infections
The article defines mastoiditis as inflammation of the mastoid cells behind the ear, usually arising from ear infections or preceding illnesses such as tuberculosis pneumonia and influenza. It notes acute cases bring intense pain behind the ear, head pain, and fever, with drainage risk if ear drainage is blocked.
Warren Outing Club Provides Temporary Quarters After Fire
Temporary quarters will be provided during the coming week for members of the Warren Outing Club at the site of the organization’s headquarters, which were destroyed by fire. Mrs. Joseph Gaughn has returned from a ten day stay in Baltimore and Washington, where she visited.
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Warren Outing Club
Joseph Gaughn
Baltimore
Washington
Holstein Cow Wins May Honor in Warren Elk County Teating
James Colegrove owns the cow named in the Warren Elk County Teating association May winner. Alfred Fischer, manager of Warren baseball club, resigns after Sunday hall game at Exposition Park.
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James Colegrove
Warren
Alfred Fischer
Exposition Park
Agitation on botany and medical notes in old papers
The text piles diverse clippings about blue tinted newspapers, mastoiditis treatment choices, breast tumor advice, and radium jar concerns. It cites Dr Lulu Hunt Peters and urges prompt surgical removal of tumors to prevent cancer. It questions radium jar poisoning risk and previews tomorrow’s mothers’ answers.
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Lulu Hunt Peters
Warren Trn
Narrow Escape as Sugar Run Man Struck by Train
John Marcher of Sugar Run was struck by a southbound freight near Gowango, N C, Tuesday night but escaped serious injury. A Warren delegation plans to attend the Shriners ceremonial in Scranton on July 30.
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John Marcher
Sugar Run
Gowango
N. C
Warren
Shriners
Scranton
Conne ng Valley women golf team to meet Jamestown golfers
July 19 1927 the Conne ng Valley Country Club women’s golf team will travel to Jamestown for a match on Moon Brook course. Supervisor L L Bishop of the United States Forestry Service departed last night for a two week inspection trip through the Dix National Forest.
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Conenango Valley
L. L. Bishop
United States Forestry Service
Dix National Forest
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