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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1927
Page
9
Warren county scouts from Troops 1 4 9 41 and 43 plan for the new summer camp opening July 18. Messages urge signups at headquarters before July 1 and highlight jamboree prep at Greensburg Jetmore and Springfield while detailing merit badge rules and emergency whistle signals.
An advertisement from Harvey & Carey, Siegfried's, Inc. promoting a bed bug ant and roach killer labeled Quick-Easy. The ad highlights a simple pest control solution with brand names and retailer attribution. It presents a concise sales pitch typical of period newspaper ads.
The Lone Scout department offers a solution for boys in rural areas lacking troops or local scoutmasters. Plans allow a community examiner to approve degrees and merit badges, with awards issued from national or via county courts of honor. Also notes a drum corps parade on July 2 and troop updates from Pittsfield.
Grand Valley on June 20 reports Mrs. George Dean returning from Titusville with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Dean and Shirley Elizabeth born June 6 visiting. Store owner A. Morris rearranges shelves to add dry goods, groceries, and ice cream. Local youths attend Washington trip. Madeline Toomie heads to Edinboro for summer classes. Funeral of Geo. Cornell held at his daughter's home with Rev. Kaufman officiating. burial at Maultby cemetery.
Eight scouts traveled from Ludlow with E F Huber and Loui Morelli to Greensburg for the Regional Jamboree. They reported 3:60 p.m. Saturday as judges evaluated patrols at Miller's Woods, noting overpacking and varied camp styles. The day included camp setup, inspections, meals, and a final 850 point regional standard not met. detailed reports will follow to execs and patrols.
Boston Globe reports a quirky exchange where a team artist hurls a joke at a college student and a waitress. The incident prompts a playwright to write a musical comedy inspired by the moment.
A Pathfinder note recalls a traveler praising the journey over the destinations Paris and Rome. The friend is urged not to miss the overland European voyage, highlighting the overall experience as the best part of the trip.
Kansas report notes Senator Charles Curtis, Senate leader and Coolidge ally, will be near the president as Coolidge summers in the Black Hills. Curtis plans frequent visits to the president, maintains offices in Topeka, and helps coordinate Coolidge forces across the middle west amid delegate preparations for the National Republican convention.
Senator Sorghains notes that traditional eloquence gives way to modern language as discussions of meter mechanisms and radio hookups require precise terms. He laments the shift but recognizes the necessity of clear, technical speech for intelligent discourse in contemporary debates.
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