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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1928
Page
4
March Almanac of Deaths and Literary Identities
A historical meditation on March noting the vernal equinox on the 20th, the month’s name from Mars, and a chain of notable deaths and births. It lists Rabelais, Addison, Steele, Walpole, La Fontaine, Patrick, Marcus Aurelius, Noah, Sterne, Ovid, Newton, Goethe, Bethoven, Bronte, and a wish for the end of Winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutarch
Caesar
Brutus
Devonshire
Rabelais
U. S
Addison
Patrick
Marcus Aurelius
Lawrence Sterne
Tristram Shandy
Ovid
Isaac Newton
Goethe
Bethoven
Charlotte Bronte
Miss Bronte
Butterflies as Metaphor in Kiwanis Magazine
Roe Fulkerson cites a Madagascar biologist on butterflies to illustrate editorial economy. The piece notes caterpillars eat, wings cause a brief, bright life, and claims decapitation extends life by reducing activity, a provocative, tongue in cheek line of inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Fulkerson
Kiwanis Magazine
Madagascar
Fulkerson
Quote on thinking and public indolence prompts reflection
A speaker laments how many people drift through life taking opinions from editorials and rarely engaging with books or new people. He argues they have settled into a rut where critical thinking is unnecessary beyond wearing hats, urging readers to seek wider horizons.
Odd Toad Tale From St Clairsville Beats Texas Story
In St Clairsville Ohio a legendary toad survived centuries trapped in sandstone and blasted from a quarry. It reportedly spent hours in warmth, opened one eye, fed on whiskey and lightning bugs, and thrived amid abundant winter lightning bugs in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
St. Clairsville
Ohio
Lone Star State
St Clairsville
Soldier Poem Imagines England Forever in War Field
Rupert Brooke’s lines from The Soldier envision a piece of foreign soil remaining England, with the dead having an English dust and the living blessing by English air. The poem expresses national pride, sacrifice, and the notion of a celestial English heaven for those who died serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Jess
Rupert Brooke
Collected Poems
What's What in Washington by Charles P Stewart
Washington, March 5. Senator Borah faces backlash for his presidential questionnaire as many politicians fear retribution or embarrassment. Willis and Curtis show openness while Hoover leans dry. Hoover’s stance could benefit or hurt depending on Borah’s questions. Wet candidates may worry in Ohio, but Edwards would welcome such inquiries. Democratic hopefuls remain largely unchallenged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Borah
Willis
Kim Berg
Senator Curtis
Kansas
Hoover
Wills
Curtis
Idaho
Ohio
Edwards
Just Folks Leaves Drunken Husband in Silent Resolve
A frail man questions whether he or his partner is the greater coward. She honors a vow by taking his golden circlet and leaving him, choosing independence over despair as his drunkenness tears their bond. He breaks promises while her resolve remains, yet her sorrow remains.
Grand Canyon Squirrels Impress Bessie on Trip
Bessie meets two handsome canyon squirrels, Mr Abert and Mr Kaibab, who boast tufted ears and impressive tails. They charm her with compliments and explain their reclusive lives in the canyon before she returns to the hotel to tell her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie
Mr. Abert Squirrel
Grand Canyon
Mr. Kaibab Squirrel
Mr. Kaibab
Abert
Abert Squirrel
Refrain from Spitting Appears in Dimmer Stories
A humorous column recalls three Irishmen at a musical program debating the piece on display. One misidentifies it as The Six Steps of Lucy, another as The Devil.s Song by Faust, and the final claim is The Refrain from Spitting. The misreadings spark a lighthearted scene in Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy
Faust
Pulpit Verse On The Mount Of Olives Passage
A religious citation notes Jesus warning his disciples that they will be offended this night and that the shepherd will be struck, and the sheep scattered as foretold in Saint Mark chapter fourteen verses twenty six and twenty seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Daybook notes gun duel and city life vignettes
A New Yorker recalls a pistol duel near a station house and describes an infamous gang leader. The piece also mixes gossip on burlesque venues, trains on Eleventh Avenue, Harlem fashion, a review of Eugene O Neill’s Strange Interlude, and Eric Von Stroheim’s The Wedding March, reflecting urban life and cinema debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene O'Neil
Eric von Stroheim
von Stroheim
Eynies
Red Nose Dilemma and Rosacea Remedies
A reader asks about persistent facial redness in cold weather and related nose sensitivity. Doctors note rosacea as a potential chronic cause, with reflex vascular dilation triggered by alcohol, caffeine, constipation, weather, and hormonal factors. Treatments include bathing the nose, calamine lotion, protective measures, and specialist care possibly with electrolysis or minor surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Stellwagon
Howard Cassatt
Tiona
Sore
Warrett pupils gain weight under nutrition program
Thirty of thirty-two pupils at two Warrett public grade schools joined a four month nutrition project led by Miss Josephine Crame from State College. A discussion on How the Cross came to Japan was given by Mrs. A V Koebley at the First Lutheran church Missionary society meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrett
Mounts’ Nutrition
Josephine Crame
State College
Japan
A.V. Koebley
The
Missionary Society of the First Lutheran Church
Congressman Bixler Joins House Ways and Means Committee
March 5 1925 report notes Congressman Bixler in the district assigned to the influential House Ways and Means committee. Also mentioned is Trewin W Galt, farm agent of Forest county, admitted Thursday as a patient at Warren General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bixler
House
Ways and Means
Congress
Trewin W. Galt
Forest County
Warren General Hospital
Temperature Dips to Zero as Sun Rises in Warren County
On March 5, 1926, thermometers hit the zero mark briefly in Warren County before climbing with Old Sol. John Stull, an Eldred township laborer who has lived in the county 44 years, has visited Warren only twice, his second time occurring today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Warren County
John Stull
Eldred Township
Warren
Elmer James Heads to New York for Refrigeration Plant Training
Elmer James of Pickett Hardware travels from Pickett to New York City on Sunday night. He will begin a week's special instruction at the Server Refrigeration company plant on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer James
Pickett Hardware Company
New York City
Munday
Server Refrigeration Company
Barque Pronunciation Sparks Classroom Comedy
Willie struggles with a tricky word in reading class and mocks the term Barque. The teacher rebukes him sharply, prompting Willie to howl Bow Wow in defiant response amid classmates’ gaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
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Blanche Silver
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George Stelzer
Charleston
Stelzer
Berlin
Germany
Fraulein Schorma
Houston
Orker
Burton Rascoe
Death Avenue
Eleventh Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Harlem
Lulu Hunt Peters
Jane
Warren Tribune
Correspore Dente
Goo
Tre
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