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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1927
Page
5
A compact column notes how a good salesman blends romance with facts without stretching truth. It jokes that heavy eating dulls thought, and contrasts Lindbergh in Europe with American readers who saw homegrown figures among kings and queens and even jacks, while newspapers stayed silent. It ends with a playful wish for a locomotive that can jump over cars at crossings.
The article outlines the final week of a Tribune subscription drive with a wind up on Saturday July 9, 1927. It urges candidates to push regular subscriptions, collect receipts, and bring all votes and reserve subscriptions to The Tribune office by seven o'clock EST. Only one final report per candidate is allowed and outside-area entries should be delivered in person.
A philosopher is a man who is pessimistic when others are optimistic and optimistic when others are pessimistic.
Sheffield June 29 John Clark of Kane in town on business. Mr and Mrs Robert Henry of Pigs Ear visited friends. Mr and Mrs Paul B Wiles erecting a log cabin style hot dog stand between Roystone and Ludlow named Limber Lest Cabin. Niles couple successful in lunch room trade, formerly Wildcat Inn at Ludlow and Alladin Inn in St Petersburg Florida. Open Saturday July 2. Fireworks sale and July 4th decor widespread. Intermediate League of Methodist Episcopal Sunday school rehearsing for entertainment tomorrow night with tickets 10 and 25 cents. Evenly Norlin praised for recital. School board sets term Aug 29 to June 1 with Oct Institute five days off, Nov Thanksgiving two, Christmas two weeks, Easter two days, Decoration Day one day in May. Knights of Pythias met in I O O F Hall. Grand Lodge delegate elected. meeting to be in Uniontown in August.
Kansas City June 9. Lindbergh is urged to attend the 28th National Encampment of the Veterans of Foreign Wars in Providence Rhode Island from September 4. State and city officials have extended invitations and tentative plans for a Lindbergh day. Greater Atlanta Post 890 led efforts with a request for a special medal and a Lindbergh day tribute envisaged with an air fleet display.
The crew for the Fokker monoplane America includes Commander Richard Evelyn Byrd Bert Acosta Lieut George Neville and Lieut Bert Balchen. Byrd famed for polar flight leads the team alongside Acosta Neville and Balchen as they chase the Atlantic crossing driven by a love of adventure and mechanics. The group brings varied records in navigation engineering and aviation with Byrd holding polar fame and several honors, while Acosta balances flight testing and record pursuits.
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