Republican ticket slate announced for 1932 election
The ticket lists President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis. United States Senator David A. Reed, State Treasurer Edward Martin, Auditor General Charles A. Waters, Judge of the Supreme Court William D. Porter, Congress candidate T. C. Cochran, and Assembly candidate A. W. Mumford.
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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
Honest graft and dishonest graft in Tammany Hall’s history
The review highlights a lighter section from M R Werner’s book on Tammany Hall, noting George Washington Plunkitt’s famous line on honest graft. Plunkitt defends profits from public land deals as honest strategy, contrasting it with blackmail and crime. He explains how opportunistic land purchases followed by public action justify profit without theft. He asserts he owns no dishonest dollar.
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M. R. Werner
Tammany Hall
George Washington Plunkitt
Mr. Werner
Boswell
Mr. Riordan
William L. Riordan
Plunkitt
Tammany
Tammany Hall Excerpts on Plunkitt and Beneath the Surface
An excerpt charges George W. Plunkitt with opportunism and quotes him on grafters and ingratitude. It notes critics alleging misused motives in city improvements and statesmen’s responses, as quoted in the book Tammany Hall published by Doubleday Doran.
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George W. Plunkitt
Plunkitt
Tammany Statesmen
Tammany Hall
Doubleday Doran
Whispering campaigns in modern politics and history
In Washington July 25 a columnist discusses whispering campaigns as covert political attacks. He contrasts them with openly false rootbacks, recalls past figures like Warren G Harding, and notes how candidates and supporters often prefer anonymity to public denouncement. The piece critiques ambush tactics while highlighting lingering acceptance in some circles.
Through a Dim Window A Woman Plays A Grim Piano
Roy Helton describes a small grim room with a penniless setting then watches a woman in greasy apron attempting a child’s simple piano exercise. The terse scene captures poverty and strain in a single moment.
JUST FOLKS IN THE WORLD TO COME
Poem imagines life after death with desire to return to earth. The speaker trusts work and service as meaning, preferring ongoing effort over eternal ease, and asks to be reborn if no tasks remain in the world to come. The verse advocates striving, learning, and aiding others across rebirths.
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Earth
Public Forum Open to Contributions on Subjects of Interest
Readers of the Tribune are invited to contribute to a public forum on topics of broad public interest. Submissions may address civic affairs, local government, social issues, or community developments.
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Readess
THE
Tribune
Liquor Traffic Warned by Editor Warren Tiibune
Editor Warren Tiibune condemns liquor traffic as wasteful and destructive. He warns bootlegging corrupts homes, government, and schools, wrecks families, breeds crime, insanity, and graves, and ties society to ruin before God. He invokes scripture about sowing and reaping to emphasize moral ruin.
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Warren Tiibune
Polices
Sparkle Tail Bird Outsmarts Spider in Home Frontier
In a tale narrated by Mrs Bobolink and Mr Spxler, Sparkle Tail boasts of spider trapping wit and plans to build nests on spiders front porches. The little bird explains a clever game of predator and prey, predicting how spiders underestimate it. The exchange ends with a moral about minding others affairs.
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Spxler
One Minute Pulpit Fragment on Pride and Faith
A brief church meditation quotes scriptures on the wicked pride and denial of God. The text laments that such a person does not seek God and walks grievous paths while ignoring divine judgments. The fragment ends mid thought, reflecting a stray OCR capture.
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Duiberwater Halen
Harlem Food Lore and Unions in New York
The diary notes Harlem as a culinary crossroads with dishes from the Caribbean to Africa, praising foods like chitterlings and yams while lauding Harlem as the port of the black world. It contrasts hungry times with many employment agencies, warning some exploit job seekers even as 34 free agencies offer guidance to youths.
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Harlem
New York
West Indies
South America
Africa
Paris
Tropics
Ringworm Causes and Transmission
Ringworm is a contagious fungal infection from the fungus genus likely including Trichophyton. It may live on the skin or hair and can be spread by direct contact or shared items. Animals such as cats, dogs, and horses may carry it, passing it to children through play or proximity. It can be acquired in barber shops or beauty parlors with poor cleanliness.
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Jackson
Retrospective from Tribune of One Two Three and Four Years Ago
A July 1924 note lists Conenango Fishing Club planning its twenty eighth annual expedition to Lake Talon in Canada. Other items mention Trinity Memorial church members’ picnic at Midway Park on Lake Chautauqua and July 25 1925 events.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
Wetmore
Henry H. Bassett
B. G. Chapel
Henry H Basett
BR. W. Cousins
Fred ©. Eaton
A E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. B. van Cleve
E. D. Watmore
William H. Wright
Frank Ford
J. R. van Cleve
Howard L. Schaltheis
Devine- Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Ill
National
Farher
Man
Warren
Roosevelt Warren Highway
Conenango
Trinity Memorial Church
Midway Park
Lake Chautauqua
Ringworm and scalp treatment guidance from Dr Lulu Hunt Peters
A reader column discusses ringworm in children and the scalp, noting how it spreads in schools and foundling homes. It details symptoms a red circular patch, treatment options including antiseptics and iodine, and cautions about disfigurement and hair regrowth. It also covers general health relations, dietary advice, and instructions to obtain pamphlets via mail.
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Charles P. Stewart
Chemical Warfare Service
Hovever
Warren G Harding
Roy Helton
Edgar A. Guest
Peter
Florence Vincent
Sparkle-Tail
Spider
Bobo-imk
New Yorker
Clark Kinnaird
Lulu Bunt Peters
S. M. Gordon
Brooklyn Heights
Jamestown
Grace Methodist Church
Warren County Exposition
Fairgrounds
Anderson Wholesale
Pennsylvania
Mrs
Marcus McLaffery
Glade Avenue
Sunday Supplement
Atlanta Constitution
Akron
Ohio
Lulu Hunt Peters
Wareren
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