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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune lists staff and officers, advertising terms, circulation rates, and subscriber options. It notes Daily office and newsroom contacts, zones for mail rates, and that it is a Second Class Mail Matter. It invites reader letters with signature and address and includes a Bible verse.
Five years ago the United States had no atmospheric nitrogen plants. Now seven synthetic ammonia facilities operate with about 80 tons daily output, aiming to cut fertilizer costs and reduce imports. The USDA notes growth will soon challenge other fertilizer sources, with atmospheric fixation boosting soil fertility and global supplies. Germany remains a center, but expansion is rapid elsewhere.
A column of humorous and reflective snippets on public figures, daily life, and language from a 20th century paper. It includes remarks about Lindbergh, a discharged physician, and light poems, with a chorus of short quips and town observations.
In Warren news, Russ Brinckley of Jamestown aviation seeks landing sites near Warren as aviation gains traction. He plans to fly passengers from summer, and Warren could become an airplane center with local fields along the Warren Sugar Grove corridor. The piece notes airport prospects, highway land offers, and future aerial routes expanding from Reading to Philadelphia.
A medical column explains sneezing arising from irritants in the nose and throat, noting heredity, varying sensitivity, and common triggers like dust pollen and hot or cold foods. It warns about spreading disease germs, urges covering the mouth when sneezing, and highlights the harm of disseminating microbes to others.
A father reflects on his boyhood through his fourteen year old son who imitates his younger self. The speaker recalls games, pride, and rivalry as the boy returns from play covered in dust with buttons off his shirt while the mother frets over cleanliness. The poem links past and present through shared experiences and affection.
June 9 1924 report shows a Moose band concert at Beaty field directed by H H Brunner with a new stand in place and Beaty playgrounds opening on full summer schedule supervised by Margaret Kemp. Also twelve National Guard recruits announced by Captain Charles Pearson at Warren Armory drill.
June 9 1926 reports Lotsville and Lander High schools declared four year high schools. Students from these schools will be admitted to higher institutions as other Warren county high schools. Boy Scouts join a flag raising at the Children’s Home Conewango Avenue on June 1 4th. The new flag and pole are presented by the Warren Lodge of Elks. An enthusiastic county picnic boosters meeting last night at MC A formed an organization to run the event and ensure its success by the chosen leadership.
The essay laments relentless progress and house demolitions that erase old homes and memories. It contrasts American haste to build with French reverence for the past, noting the rise from village to city, the sound of crowbars and steam shovels, and the lone value of memory as a faithful friend amid inevitable transformation.
A collection of remarks from public figures: William T Read urges fewer better laws and reliance on common law. Dr Arthur H Evans promotes early cancer treatment and local lesions as curable. Dr Henry Suzado discusses immigration views and Pacific Relations meeting in Honolulu. Daniel Guggenheim highlights a young aviator’s career path, citing Charles Lindbergh as an example.
A collage of quoted lines from various newspapers appears. It includes remarks about Mrs McPherson hair care a suggestion to reassess losses before a permanent wave and aphorisms from Franklin News Herald Bradford Era and Derrick. Also mentions a Levine Chamberlin Lindbergh remark and rival college contest criticism by Williamsport Sun.
Poem reflecting on a mother's small hands and a child’s growth. The speaker imagines tender childhood moments and warns of eventual separation as the child faces life’s tempests. Readers are invited to share thoughts with Mrs. Rawlings through the paper.
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