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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1928
Page
4
A 1928 church bulletin piece quotes Galatians IV 29 21 urging spiritual heirs of the free versus the bondwoman. The text discusses birth after the flesh and after virtue, urging readers to cast out the bondwoman and her son. It reflects on rightful heirs in a religious context.
State judges and district attorneys gather in Philadelphia to review criminal law procedures and propose reforms. They will consider life imprisonment for habitual offenders, jury selection in murder trials, minimum sentences, and speeding up criminal trials. The group aims to present bills to the next legislature.
Discussion of radio beacons to guide pilots at night through foggy conditions echoes in the New York Herald Tribune. Colonel Paul Henderson envisions radio marked airways with transmitters along routes, enabling pilots to track position by signals and soon a visible dial display.
The piece argues that reliability in new engineering comes from long term practical use. It notes early steamships carried masts for emergencies and compares pilots relying on radio whistles. air mail’s continuous operation will reveal and fix failure points. Continuous use will teach how to prevent breakdowns.
Dorothy Parker frames a mournful meditation on lost love and lingering longing. A speaker questions if a departed beloved matters while others gather the pieces, contrasting sorrow with quiet resilience in a late evening ache.
Washington dispatch discusses Coolidge diehards pushing a Hughes movement amid GOP split. It analyzes Old Guard versus Coolidgeites, noting Hoover liberal leanings, Dawes and Lowden as contenders, and Butler's limited bid, with no clear successor in sight.
Time was she thought I could do no wrong and he smiled on me. She fancied my song yet grew tired of it after twenty years. Love is blind and deaf, and the lover is lost while the husband stays. The woman must patient be who can endure his foolish ways, as Nellie has stood for me. If she didn’t love me, then this I know.
Donald, visiting Aunt in northern Canada, meets Happy Giggles the elf and Mr. Canada Lynx during a woodland walk. The lynx, with long ear tufts and broad feet, explains how he travels the snow in winter, living near a brush den with his mate. Donald plans a future visit to the lynx family.
A courtroom scene has Ole testifying about a head on collision and a nervous answer about distant trains. Belle Woolever’s date gift leads to detectives revealing a Detroit car theft. Three Chinese smugglers posing as cotton bales are foiled near Calexico as inspectors notice restless bales and arrest the trio.
A religious reflection references the Biblical phrase in the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God. It continues to affirm that all things were made through the Word and that in him was life and the life was the light of humankind.
New York a.m. features a dawn walk by Anthony Selafani in City Hall Park satirized by spectators who toss snowballs. Police arrest him as a publicity stunt for a Broadway play tied to a forthcoming movie. The Patriot stars Emil Jannings per advance notices.
Cataracts are clouding of the lens or capsule with senile cataract most common after age 50. Treatment is usually surgical removal when ripe. injections and new methods are experimental. Postoperative glasses restore vision with favorable outcomes in many cases.
Four investigations opened to fix blame for the New York Central locomotive builder explosion and freight train wreck at Starbrick occurred early last evening. The incident followed a Warren County report showing 737 deaths and 977 births in the prior year from the state registrar of vital statistics.
On March 7 1925 the Warren county commissioners announced the lowest bids for the general contract on the new county courthouse addition. The Chas Hass Company of Jamestown submitted the low bid. Local bettor Bob Burns reported orders from baseball stars Babe Ruth and Hank Gowdy.
The March 7 1926 North Warren Civic club gathering features Miss Georgia Lott performing violin numbers with guitar accompaniment by George Cowden Risky. Also noted are Stuart Donaldson starting a dog kennel on York Hill near Youngsville on the Harry Caulfield farm and the Warren Dodge of Eagles announcing the sale of Eagle lot on Pennsylvania avenue. A joint Rotary meeting of Bradford Jamestown Warren and Kane is planned for Kane on March 28 with a one program being arranged.
A Watsonville advertiser notes his optical business is growing so fast that he cannot handle watch clock and jewelry repairs. Brother J H Sohn, jeweler watchmaker and mine clan, signs the notice asking prospective customers to seek services elsewhere.
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