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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1928

Page

4

Republican Ticket Campaign Slate Listed by Party

The ticket shows Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as running mate and names David A. Reed as United States Senator Edward Martin as State Treasurer Charles A Waters as Auditor General William D Porter as Judge of the Supreme Court TF Cochran as Congress and A Mumford for Assembly.

Herbert Hoover Charles Curtis United States David A. Reed Charles A. Waters Supreme Court William D. Porter Congress TF. C. Cochran Assembly A. W. Mumford

Warren County pushes road fixes toward Irvine Bridge dedication

The county advances road improvements with Irvine Memorial Bridge opening potential new routes to Endeavor and Tidioute. Paving bids for the bridge to Tidioute are promised this fall, with early next year paving hoped for. Route 89 work toward Grand Valley to begin soon, and open crossing safety measures urged at F N Crossing.

Irvine Memorial Bridge Warren County Irvine Endeavor Tidioute Warren Torpedo Grand Valley Harrisburg State Highway Department Motor Club

European debts and tourism payments from America

The Chicago Herald Examiner reports figures on war debt payments from Europe totaling 200 million dollars as interest. In the same period American tourists spent 770 million dollars in Europe and other foreign countries, with residents sending back funds home.

Europe Chicago Herald Examiner Department of Commerce Simea

Europe Debt Lessons and Night Poem Reflections

The piece argues Europe can repay held debts and suggests forgiving Europe would hurt economies. It shifts to a dramatic poem about night, dawn, and mortality, invoking Swift’s wakeful sea journey and Percy Bysshe Shelley themes. The text mixes financial opinion with poetic excerpt.

Contrast in Keynoters at the Houston Convention

Houston reporters contrast Keynoters Simeon D. Fess and Claude G. Bowers. Fess is labeled the worst, droning and ineffective, while Bowers is praised as crisp, eloquent, and forceful. The column argues Bowers’s quick, strong start boosted the gathering and notes his deft pacing and timing versus Fess’s lapses.

Houston Texas iVot Simeon D. Fess Kansas City Claude G. Bowers Senator Fess Claude Fess Bowers Fes Butler Bob LaFollette Bob

Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest

Evening dining brings beauty and joy with flowers chairs and goblets then after grace and meal the mood falls. Children’ s welcome laughter fades as hunger turns to gloom the dining room loses its charm and becomes a ghastly scene prompting departure.

Cock of the Rock and Bobolinks Herald Unlikely Nest Tale

Peter and Mrs Bobolink recount a humorous tale where the Cock of the Rock and his mate appear vain yet kind inviting the Bobolinks to share their nest. The couple leaves, promising to guard the eggs while they search for food, and the Bobolinks drift to sleep as night falls.

Bobolink Mrs. Cock Sonny Bunny

Open Confession in a Love Dilemma

A reader asks Mrs. Lee about forgiveness after a misstep in a romance with a man older than her. The columnist notes forgiveness may fail without forgetting and shares varying reader opinions on trust, respect, and lasting love.

Jenses

Blood Giver of Wealth and a Salon Cat in New York

A Russian former military attache in European capitals lives in New York as a professional blood donor earning 200 a quart. He hides the donor's name after saving a young woman, while Felix Shoepolish, famed New York cat, dies unseen. Zoe Beckley hosts a salon where Felix charmed or shunned guests, and a finacee sends a lavish bon voyage basket. The tale blends high society, secrets, and a lingering suspicion.

New York Wall Street Felix Shoepolish Felix Zoe Beckley West Tenth Street Miss Beckley Marie of Roumanis Bucharest Buckley

Public Health Column Answers Diabetes and Diet Remedies

The column warns Mrs. K against a fake diabetes remedy advertised by mail and endorses insulin as the only accepted treatment. It explains column submission rules, offers diabetes books, and discusses balanced diet, vegetables, gas, constipation relief, and cod liver oil tablets with guidance on dosage and vitamin A. Tomorrow: Answers to Mothers.

Epworth church outing and golf winner noted in June 1924

Miss Ethel Morrison won the Womens handicap tournament today at the Conewango Valley Country club. More than 250 members and friends of the Epworth Methodist Episcopal church and Sunday school enjoyed their annual outing at Warren Outing club yesterday.

Ethel Morrison Conewango Valley Country Club Epworth

Opening of Wo man’s club auditorium described as brilliant event

A brilliant throng of joyous guests attended last evenings ball to formally open the new auditorium at the Woman's club. Miss Helen Noyes of Warren and her brother Morgan sailed from New York today for ten weeks in Europe.

Woman's Club Helen Noyes Warren Morgan New York City Europe

Robbery at Clawson and Company Store in Kinzua

The general store of Clawson and Company in Kinzua was entered by burglars Sunday night. Merchandise was taken. Harry D. Stoneburg and Russell Johnson have been appointed auditors of Limestone township by Judge D. A. Arird.

Clawson and Company Kinzua Harry D. Stoneburg Russell Johnson Limestone Township D. A. Arird

Traveling health lab visits Warren before heading to Tidioute

A state department of health traveling laboratory automobile stopped in Warren for a short time and moved on to Tidioute this afternoon. Women golfers from Conewango Valley Country Club plan a flag tournament on the local course Wednesday morning drawing notable interest.

State Department of Health Warren Tidioute Conewango Valley

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