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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1928
Page
4
A devotional snippet quotes Psalms 55 22 23 urging trust in the Lord. The text contrasts mercy with warning against the wicked and emphasizes steadfast faith.
A critique proposes firing Major Lynn G. Adams of the Pennsylvania State Police and using him as a traveling speaker to deter crime. The piece lauds his 23 years in service and argues his platform talks could surpass police work in preventing crime, citing his training, reputation, and a claimed Pennsylvania success over Ohio.
The piece argues the speaking tour will foster genuine respect for law and boost police recruitment. It claims Major Adams impressed attendees and that Pennsylvania State Police will capture offenders, reducing young criminals and pushing only older criminals and out-of-state individuals into police work.
The speaker vows to return to a barren shore and build a small shanty by the sand. He will not take the beloved by the hand again and will be happier than before. The lines reflect longing, change, and a move toward solitude. Edna St. Vincent Millay appears.
A veteran Kansas City police reporter surveys the city’s liquor scene, noting 75 to 80 saloons and a pervasive “protection” system. He argues the dry system fails, that authorities are ignorant or complicit, and that residents prefer open, tough establishments over enforcement.
A reflective wedding verse by Edgar A Guest encourages the bride and groom to face marriage with faith and endurance. It speaks of vows, lifelong partnership, shared joys and sorrows, and the guiding power of love through future trials. The poem blends counsel with affection for the couple at the altar.
Florence Vincent narrates Peter and Mrs Ostrich traveling to a farm where they encounter hundreds of captive ostriches beyond a fence. Mrs Ostrich and Bobolinks discuss keeping the eggs warm and waking the husband. The scene shifts to observing the crowd of long necked birds and the fenced yard, hinting at captive birds inside and outside the enclosure.
Patrolman Dave Eynon arrested four women early morning on Euclid Avenue for speeding 65 miles per hour and intoxication. One suspect claimed she was headed to a west side beer joint and could not name the address. The scene included a military science class remark and a joking exchange about shells and morale.
Verily I say unto you a corn of wheat must die to bear fruit. He that loves his life loses it and he that hates his life keeps it for life eternal, from St. John chapter twelve.
A set of clipped quotes notes fashion and health quips from U S papers. Dallas mocks shorter skirts while Philadelphia jokes about indulging eaters. A medical expert advises walking half a mile daily, humorously equating it to the stroll from a parked car to an office in Florida.
An English visitor praises Broadway sights and cheap produce in New York. The piece notes pushcart markets cutting prices, the growing hotel guest population, and how hotels handle theft and unpaid bills with trained staff rather than former detectives.
A column recalls a 1920s case from AMA journals about a man with ear wax blocking the canal revealing a preserved cockroach. Another report from the British Medical Journal describes an encapsulated grain of dried rice in a bridegroom’s ear after his 36 years of marriage.
Rainy weather did not dampen the second inter county gathering of Union Sunday schools in this city. The Warren county council of Boy Scouts will hold its annual contest and rally tomorrow afternoon at Crescent Park's west end under the direction of Frank C Roud.
A reported survey finds the raspberry harvest promising across berry patches and cultivated fields in the region. Warren is absent from a meeting of the Northwestern Pennsylvania Postal Employees Association in Oil City today.
June 20 1926 accident on Big Shanty Hill near Sheffield causes death of Robert Mose barger from Johnsonburg after hospital treatment at Kane. Anns Knowlton, Presbyterian church organist, sails June 26 from New York to Europe for the summer. June 20 1927 George Calderwood of Redwood street Philadelphia visits a specialist. Mrs W W Rankin hosts luncheon for daughter Mrs Davidson Kennedy of Philadelphia at Conneango Valley Country Club.
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