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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune lists staff, offices, and rates including editors and directors, circulation terms, advertising policies, and a request for letters to the editor. It provides delivery prices, second class mail info, and open forum guidelines urging signed, single-side letters under 600 words.
Captain Charles Lindbergh begins his homeward journey after two weeks of European reception, with a government welcomed home in Washington and a White House entertainment planned. President Coolidge contemplates travel and flood relief talks, while a parade of honors awaits the airman who bridged continents solo.
A page of short humor and musings by Wilbur Sutton with jokes on New York shows operatic dreams, the Sunday verb debate, and quips on love, duty, and daily life. It blends light verse, questions, and social commentary with a playful Western tone.
The column urges swift state action to speed Market street extension work with a cautious detour plan. It recalls Lindbergh coverage from May, notes his rising prominence, mentions a church sermon topic, and reports a levee construction to curb riverbank car hazards plus a critique of aggressive drivers and urban traffic tensions.
Excerpted reader questions and expert answers discuss mechanistic views of life and mind, medical advice on adhesions and rectal issues, flat feet treatment, menopause symptoms, post nasal catarrh, and general health guidance presented in a 19th or early 20th century dialogue style.
A garbled column notes opinions on safety and wealth, contrasts health and sport, and hints at immigration policy leaders debating wage erner issues with Canadian workers. It mentions commuting across a river and bootleggers, reflecting local concerns and cross border dynamics.
A poem by Edgar Goes muses on golf flaws and the stubborn habit of looking up at the ball. Despite warnings and years of trying, the speaker fails to master keeping eyes on the ball, repeating the old rule in a humorous, reflective tone.
Motorcycle policeman Moore was slightly injured at noon today when his motor collided with a taxicab near the Episcopal church on Gavania avenue west. A freak in a four legged white something. a chick born about a weekly and healthy in every respect. A United Press dispatch from Pittsburgh reports four men arrested in connection with the robbery of the Pittsburgh natatorium Sunday. Charles Abrams of Kinzur relieved of money and jewelry. implicated by a confession from one of their number.
At a June 4 1925 Legion executive meeting Dr E S Brit was chosen to head the national endowment fund drive. The building committee said bids were opened for the new First M E church and the contract will go to L O Bouquin Co of Oil City. Several boys were seen bathing in the Allegheny River by the new bridge Wednesday.
June 4 1926 a large crowd gathered after one o clock to view an exhibition of long distance golf clouting. Division H of the game keepers of Western Pennsylvania held a picnic and meeting at Kalbfus game preserve near Buchers Mills with keepers from Warren Forest Mercer Erie and other counties. Rapid progress is reported on the steel framework for a new warehouse on the South Side for Pickett Lumber Company.
A guest recounts an extravagant banquet at John D. Rockefeller’s Florida winter home with tales of gold tableware valued at half a million, gold chains, jeweled shoe buckles, and a wealth of vaults and towers. The piece links such opulence to 16th century Fugger bankers, noting modern banking and Rockefeller’s frugal habit of carrying little cash.
A collection of quotations and opinions from Babson, Myre Carrie Chapman Call, James A. Farrell, Harry Emerson Fosdick and Myron T. Herrick. The text discusses religion science nationalism world peace and aviation heroism, plus a medical inquiry note offering 50 word letter limits and a stamp address envelope for responses.
A humorous verse about guests aiding in cooking and cleaning. It depicts pans misplaced and roasts scorched as chatter distracts from work. The poet suggests keeping company out to finish chores efficiently and notes a 1927 copyright and a mailbox for reader submissions.
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