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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1928
Page
4
A religious reflection cites Jesus teaching his followers to deny themselves, take up their cross, and follow him. It asserts that saving one’s life leads to loss, while losing it for his sake will be found. The quotation references Matthew chapters 16 and 25.
The article argues Warren’s population may run around 14 000 to 15 000, boosted by nearby towns and auto access. It credits county leaders like D A Arnd and EB Cooney, plus the Warren County Good Roads Association, for paving roads and expanding trade. It notes a state plan to pave the Tidioute Irvineton road and urges Route 89 paving as vital for growth. County commissioners pledge a fund of 86 317 69 dollars for road projects.
A Lent sermon questions devotion to Christ exacting self examination. It recalls Peter’s boast and the master’s call to place Jesus first over boats nets and fish. The piece urges consistent self denial and total surrender beyond brief penance for a life aligned with Christ.
County aid funds will back the route improving access to the city. The Good Roads Association expands Warren by easing travel for many residents and aiding outlying areas. Sheriff Harry Jefferson, elected treasurer, signed up 64 new members by Friday afternoon.
In Washington on March 10, Commissioner of Labor Statistics Ethelbert Stewart argues population growth will outpace subsistence only if production keeps pace. He says new industries and foreign markets help but the main solution is boosting output, not restraining growth, criticizing clung ideas from Malthus and Mill.
A brief poem fragment from Dorothy Parker's Enough Rope reflects on winter nights and the waiting for dawn. The lines express sorrow, quiet endurance, and the shifting passage of time as night yields to morning.
Peggy steps onto the porch in Florida fog and meets a Blossom Fairy who explains the fog is Mother Nature’s blanket to protect tiny creatures from Jack Frost. Peggy decides not to complain and heads to school, learning the fog’s purpose and warmth.
A scrambled clipping contrasts sharp political quips from Ohio State Journal and Rushville Republican about style and insults. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle jokes that a constitution can be hollow and Swiss-cheese like when full of holes.
The Daybook discusses tuberculosis concerns among female office workers, debunking the clothing fault myth and blaming long subway rides. It notes chivalrous acts by train staff, contrasts wealthy Riverside Drive residents with a squatters’ settlement on the Jersey shore, and comments on urban class views and mobility.
Answer to Peggy Ann, a 15 year old who weighs 157 pounds and fears inherited fat. The responder explains fat is not inherited, but diet choices shape weight, noting many letters received about reducing tablets and safe methods.
A compilation notes past tribunes anniversaries amid Warren civic events from 1924 to 1927. It records meetings of the Woman's Club literary department, fire calls at the Conenango Refinery and Frank Cogswell home, and Borough personnel changes including Sullivan and Tredico.
A paraphrase from Ecclesiastes urges that a good name outweighs wealth and that mourning has greater value than feasting. It notes death over birth, and bankruptcy of joy, as sorrow shapes the heart and wiser living.
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