Warren style week heralds spring opening in Warren stores
Warren stores showcase spring outfits as style centers cite historical fashion shifts from Louis XIV to the tailored mode. The Tribune champions Warren merchants for offering fashionable wares and argues Warren as a regional shopping hub drawing trade from nearby Pennsylvania and New York.
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All that you wrote was true in aged couplet
A cryptic verse fragment presents lines praising enduring beauty and fate. The text names Colin and Paris Peg and ends with a signature F D.C. It evokes timeless themes of law, virtue, youth, and death with poetic repetition.
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Washington miners face unemployment and overproduction
Washington report on Frank Gooding's mining inquiry reveals destitution and suppression in Pennsylvania coal regions. Investigators note lack of demand, forced underemployment, and an industry squeeze as solution debates turn to shortening the workweek to boost utilization of output.
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Robert F. Wagner
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Downy Woodpeckers First Lesson in a Meadow Nest
A mother and father Downy Woodpecker build a hollow oak home in a meadow. They lay six glossy white eggs, hatch six red headed chicks, and teach them to defend the nest against threats like a Black Snake while sharing an apple and enjoying family harmony.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Glest
A playful poem narrates a speaker spotting a robin on a holly in the south. The bird seems to recognize the speaker and shares imagined news about Michigan friends and seasonal cycles before flying off. The poem ends with the robin promising a return in May.
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Edgar A. Glest
One Minute Pulpit Lesson on the Strait Gate
A brief selection from Saint Luke quotes Jesus warning that many will seek entry to the strait gate but fail. He notes the householder will rise, shut the door, and outsiders will knock pleading for entry, while the reply will be I know you not whence you are.
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New York Daybook notes downtown life and theater quirks
The Daybook sketches early 20th century New York scenes from suburbia to Broadway. It mentions a planned upper thirties hotel with hourly rooms for dressing and dining, theater dress etiquette debates, a Five Points street handball scene near St Bartholomew's, Park Avenue noon ball retrieval feats, Harry Hershfield starting a Broadway column, and a motorist spared a $9 fine for a toothache related incident.
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Reducing weight guidance from Dr Peters column
A reader asks for personalized dieting advice. Dr Peters declines private care without exams and offers general rules for weight loss, including managing hunger, maintaining a foundation carbohydrate intake, and adding exercise. He suggests a 3 mile daily walk and 15 minutes of targeted exercises, with gradual progression and a pamphlet available by mail.
Retrospective on Fras Trios and Fair Plans Reviewed
A March 6 1924 retrospective notes plans to manage expected fair crowds. The article reports a crowded Warren County Agricultural Association directors meeting and mentions two defendants receiving stiff Western Penitentiary sentences for crimes, with solitary confinement and hard labor imposed by Judge Arird.
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Warren County Fiddler Champion John Elderkin Crowned
On March 6 1926 John Elderkin of Grand Valley was acclaimed Warren County fiddling champion after a final playoff at the Library theatre staged by Manager George Sarvis. Northern lights lit the sky and school officials convened at the high school for a round table discussion. Building permits were issued to Warren Land Company and John Broderick for five new two story homes.
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