Republican ticket slate for 1932 election
A political slate lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president. United States Senator David A. Reed is named along with State Treasurer Edward Martin and Auditor General Charles A. Waters. William D. Porter is a Supreme Court judge candidate, with T. C. Cochran for Congress and A. W. Mumford for the Assembly.
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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
Improvements in Warren Forge a Sense of Progress
A city report highlights ongoing school construction and street widening to modernize facilities and ease traffic on Pennsylvania Avenue. Industrial deals boost Warrens economy, while bank deposits and barge resources rise. Local groups push to fix crossings, pave Route 89, and complete Irvine Memorial Bridge, expanding regional trade and signaling broader public works.
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Warren
Pennsylvania Avenue
DeLuxe Metal Furniture Co
Remmington Rand Co
T Warren
Motor Club
Wood Roads Association
Civic Committee
Scott
Irvine
Irvine Memorial
War- Fen
Tidioute
Endeavor
Tio- Besta
Council Sees Finances Fall Short for Lighting Plan
Local council concludes this year’s funds are insufficient to install street lights. Agitation will continue to press for funding next year, aiming to complete lighting and related improvements once financial support is secured.
Peter's Adventures in a Balloon Flight Tale
In a woodland exchange, Sonny-Bunny frets over Whip-Poor-Will while Mrs Gray Rabbit and Mrs Bobolink discuss fear, spiders, and the perils of a twine web. Bob explains how a warm breeze lifts Gossamer Spider’s web, causing a fall and a race to keep balance in a breezy mishap.
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Sonny
Mrs. Bobolink
Sonny-Bunny
Mother Gray Rabbit
Bob
Gossamer
Golf Verse Unearthed by Rev Stoddard in Church Management
Rev Harold Stoddard is credited for research that uncovered a verse about golf, clipped from a publication titled Church Management. The find highlights historical thoughts on golf within the religious and managerial context of the era.
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Harold Stoddard
Hush a By Baby Sleep and the Golfing Daddy
A rhythmic lullaby style verse describes a baby asleep as Daddy goes golfing for a club sweep and returns in a temper. Mother warns of a dressmaker bill while Daddy recounts a hundred and nine rounds.
Between Mexico and Chaos Calles and Obregon in flux
Washington notes the Mexican crisis as Obregon and Calles, once allies, face a potential power struggle after Obregon's assassination. The constitutional bar on consecutive terms, shifting agrarian and labor interests, and army loyalties threaten stability. Mexican conditions look precarious as diplomats watch for a new leader.
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Washington
Mexico
Plutarco Calles
Alvaro Obregon
Calles
Obregon
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A reflective poem praising the common sense man who endures life’s joys and sorrows with balance. He accepts both triumphs and defeats, avoids flattery, and remains steady through fortune or despair, keeping steady friendships even if wealth or fame arrives.
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Wind
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
Advice column piece discusses two readers Violet and Miss H facing romantic troubles. Violet considers exposing her ex fiancés deceit to the future bride. Mrs Lee cautions against revealing truth and notes the fiancé’s weakness. Miss H asks if love can curb a boyfriend’s drinking and gambling. reply doubts he will change without action from him.
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Violet
One Minute Pulpit on God’s Perfect Way and Strength
The passage proclaims God’s way is perfect and the word of the Lord tried. It affirms God as a shield to trusters and as rock and source of strength. The speaker declares God’s strength makes their way flawless and venerates the Lord as the sole God.
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God
Samuel
Equal fights for knickers drive on Broadway satire
A wealthy anonymous New Yorker funds a knickers campaign to force men to dress in knickers at all times, hiring husky adherents to seek entry to exclusive spots and stage trouble if barred. Posters mock modest dress and compare satin shorts to kingly attire as a publicity stunt.
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New York
New Yorker
George of England
Diet And Health Guidance For Slow Weight Reduction
The Daily Foundation diet column advises Mrs. G to reduce weight gradually from 85 pounds overweight. It cites a height based rate of 116 pounds for 5 feet and 6% pounds per inch over, emphasizing a careful gradual approach to reach a normal weight. The guidance stresses safety during significant weight loss.
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Daily Foundation
Retrospective items from Tribune dated July 21 1924
Charles Peppermen of Mohawk Avenue sustained a fracture of his right arm last evening after falling from an automobile running board. The state highway bureau plans to deploy engineers to survey the Pittsfield Garland road soon.
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Charles Peppermen
Mohawk Avenue
State Highway Bureau
Corps of Engineers
Pittsfield
Garland
Boy Scout Praised for Patrol Work Near Venture Fire
July 21, 1926 reports praise for Boy Scout officials and the boys patrolling roads near the Venture fire. Ludlow was admitted to the Inter-County Baseball League Tuesday at a Y M C A meeting of league officials.
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Boy Scout
Ludlow
Inter-County Baseball League
Grand Valley Picnic Planned at Snyder's Grove Wednesday
From the 1927 Grand Valley page, the 30th annual Grand Valley picnic is slated for Snyder's Grove Grand Valley on Wednesday August ard. The item outlines a diet foundation emphasizing vegetables fruit skim milk liver oil and lean protein with specific daily calorie targets and food portions. Dr Lulu Hunt Peters connected to Warren Tribune and San Francisco Chronicle is mentioned in relation to diet pamphlets and a visiting figure.
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Grand Valley
Snyder’s Grove
Augustard
Lulu Hunt Peters
The
Warren Tribune
Hough E. Miller
Grand Seventh Protein
Valley
San Juore Protein
Francisco Chronicle
Independent Men and Diet Ads Compliment The Times
A Milwaukee Journal quote on politicians and control, plus Macon Telegraph remarking on an independent figure. An Atchison Globe note on a working marathon, and Florida Times-Union ads promoting a pamphlet on losing and gaining weight. The text includes dieting advice and a tubercular care reminder, with solicitations for article submissions via self addressed envelopes.
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Florida Times-Union
Warren County Farm Census Reports 206,798 Acres
The triennial census shows Warren county farms total 206,798 acres. Miss Minnie Wright of Wrightsville sustained a hip fracture from a fall and is hospitalized at Warren General Hospital.
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Warren County
Minnie Wright
Wrightsville
Warren General Hospital
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