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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
4
The Tribune’s four year growth to over 5000 readers is praised for quality not just quantity. Advertisers from Warren’s prosperous stores favor the Tribune, reporting higher ad response and lower costs, confirming strong readership and trust in the paper.
The Republican State Convention will reconvene in Philadelphia next Saturday with Hon. C. M. Shortt of Sugargrove set to chair council tables as he has in prior sessions. Shortt continues as a longtime member of the state delegation.
The passage extols a veteran Republican figure, noting ten years as committee head with repeated re elections, long service since Mat Quay era as State Senator and key GOP organizer, and as the first man to nominate Boise Penrose for the U S Senate. It lauds his loyalty, hard work for party and state, and the considerable following earned.
The fragment presents a wintry scene with a child awakening early, bathing in a cold light, and seeking warmth by the fire. A nurse wraps the child for outings into a frostbitten landscape where trees, horses, hills, and lakes are described as frosted like a wedding cake, attributed to Robert Louis Stevenson.
Washington May 4 The north and south polar zones intrigue many scientific groups as Captain George Wilkins reports his Arctic observations Aviation meteorology magnetism ocean currents and ice drift raise questions for explorers oceanographers and navigators while the broader value of his radio era findings remains uncertain Experts anticipate possible shifts in forecasting navigation and scientific understanding crews await fuller details from Wilkins account
The excerpt presents Rich and I walking under a summer sky as a thrush sings and blossoms smile. Both see and feel beauty, sharing the day’s joys regardless of wealth, with lines hinting at unity between rich and poor. The poem ends abruptly, leaving the narrator’s clarification unresolved.
Dotty greets a black masked Maryland Yellowthroat bird on the way to school. The bird explains he and his mate nest in a skunk cabbage patch to stay safe from cowbirds and predators, then Dotty parts company at the marsh edge.
Persons born under this sign are generally great readers and desirous of information on all points. They hate a judicial mind. They love music poetry and art and are loving and just in their home relations.
Chicago pianist Etly Ney faced a break in a Brahms Sonata when her right foot seemed glued to the pedal. After a tense pause she yanked free the foot only to learn the pedal was smeared with chewing gum, leaving her frustrated but unharmed.
A profile of N T Granlund known as N T G of WHN. He is a Broadway publicity figure, radio manager and announcer, vaudeville executive, and chef of farm to table supply. Born in Lapland, he rose from sailor and fisherman to notable industry insider. He scouts talent, promotes shows, runs clubs, and farms in New Jersey.
Advice column discusses canned foods for children including under one year olds and the use of juice from canned produce. It advocates choosing high grade brands and notes some vitamin loss from cooking, urging daily raw or fresh produce and offering dietary booklets. Also covers urinalysis interpretation, night terrors in a child, and directs readers to doctors and specialists for tests and proper care.
Two cows owned by E. D. Wetmore won first and second honors in the Warren County Cow Testing Association last month. The Tannerville Times debuted in the East Street School Building with editors Virginia Slocum Robert Smith and Stephen Crary.
May 4 1925 minutes show education board reducing the tax millage for the coming year to a quarter mile from last year's assessment. Roy Bell of Warren son of Mr and Mrs Harry Bell is progressing with the United States experimental fur farm at Saratoga Springs NY.
May 4 1926 reports completion of the fire tower near Cole Hill with C L Martin appointed in charge. That evening will feature Warren nights on radio with Jess Smith and his orchestra scheduled to broadcast from station WOCL.
A short religious reflection notes a man blessed with wealth and honor yet unable to enjoy it as a stranger eats his food, deeming this situation vanity and an evil disease per Ecclesiastes vi.102.
Paragraphs discuss international worries as Uruguay plans a navy expansion. The item cites the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. The rest of the clipping mocks fashion and politics with cheeky quips about a dancing frock and a German lecturer's view on American gender influence.
May 4, 1927 reports that several additional Methodist ministers arrived in Warren to participate in the deliberations of the body meeting at the First Methodist church. Governor Fischer signed the omnibus road bill, expanding the state highway system by about 1,000 miles.
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