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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
5
Gossip tone quotes bridesmaids criticizing crying babies at a ceremony. One suggests banning babies with a satirical line about printing No babies expected on wedding invitations. Published in Capper's Weekly.
A standings list shows votes allocated to top new subscriber earners in each club from May 14 to July, awarding 400000 to the leader, 300000 to second, 200000 to fourth, and 106000 to fifth, with many Warren and surrounding towns residents named as finalists.
A long portrait of Charles A. Lindbergh emphasizes his childhood with dogs and cats, early experiments with a cat, a lifelong companionship with animals, and a shift from Minnesota youth to aviation fame. The piece blends anecdotes of his nature loving side with notes on schooling and early mechanical interests.
Rev. W. E. Van Dyke of Saint Lukes Church Smethport delivered the 1927 Kinzua High School baccalaureate sermon to a capacity audience. The program included music by Mrs. H L Thompson and a series of addresses by local clergy and students. Seventeen diplomas were awarded with addresses by Charles Platt and school officials noting the event as inspirational.
A new judge on his first day faced a bootlegger case and, after consulting an elder judge, was advised to not impose more than four dollars. The exchange highlights hesitant judicial wisdom from an era of bootleg disputes.
The notice outlines extra vote offers for new and old subscribers with multi month periods and double vote scales. It specifies percentages of extra votes for various subscription counts and durations, including 1 cent to 6 month terms and year long deals, plus a separate old subscription offer with escalating vote bonuses.
A tense scene unfolds as a man nervously asks for a proposal while a woman replies sharply, deflecting the moment. The dialogue hints at strain in a marriage and shifting expectations within a troubled relationship.
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