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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1928
Page
15
An employment notice from the Franklin Institute advertises steady work for women aged 18 to 50 with experience in secretarial or coaching roles. It promises sample lessons at no cost and asks applicants to write to Dept. 300 F in Rochester, New York, noting a monthly pay range of 95 to 225 dollars.
A dense OCR listing details March radio programming by city and station. It stacks Eastern and Central times with numerous stations like WIZ Atlantic City WRG Baylor and WEAF New York, noting hour by hour shows from RCA Hour to Philco Hour, orchestras, dance music, church services, and special features across cities such as Chicago, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Detroit, and Philadelphia.
An endorsed early diagnosis campaign against tuberculosis is urged by Director C W Lehmehn in a public statement. The Warren County Tuberculosis Society and Health Department urge medical consult for fatigue weight loss cough and fever.
A correspondent recalls a grim one room flat near Green which frightens its occupant and cats roam nightly. The piece notes skepticism toward a proposed uptown opera house by Otto Kahn, tied to sales and aristocratic boxholders and protests against intrusion on cherished private spaces.
The schedule lists WEAF WOR and other stations with hook ups and hour by hour programs. Performers and ensembles include the New York Symphony Orchestra the Boston Symphony Orchestra the National Symphony Orchestra and the Cathedral hour. Frances Alda soprano and Frank LeForge piano are featured in an at water hent hour segment.
An American actor was barred from appearing in the London production of Married Bachelors by the British Ministry of Labor, which believed a British actor better fit the role. The American Actors' Equity Association was considering reprisal against English visitors to Brontway silage, amid unclear lines of inquiry.
An advertisement note indicates a check to the Community Chest is a loan. The item appears as a brief public notice or classified ad fragment within the newspaper page segment.
Chicago March 3 A H Geing president of the Neons’4 Retainer Association warned retailers the country’s retail price level is set to rise with a persistent global trend. He cited a 50 percent rise in EMEP over the last decade and shrinking U S stock as signs of higher costs. The talk noted that wealthier nations show demand, while poorer regions see basic goods like feather footwear and related items priced higher.
A speech by a cotton manufacturer criticizes modern schooling and discipline. He recalls how, in his youth, he was taught to learn and respond promptly to questions, contrasting it with today’s easier education and comfort. The fragment hints at a harsh, no-nonsense attitude toward learning and obedience.
Answers to presidents questions game number five appear on page eight today. Items include Coolidge and his father a Justice of the Peace, Indiana’s Thomas R Marshall, chief subjects jurisprudence and political economy, Frances Folsom’s 1886 marriage to Cleveland, John Adams age at death, Henry Clay political bids, Buchanan’s state origin, the present Republican Party count, Eleanor Wilson’s marriage to William G McAdoo, Chester A Arthur at Fairfield in October, and a note about community cheat dollars spent in Warren.
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