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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
5
A humorous, rustic meditation contrasts marriage choices with bridge and golf obsessions. The piece riffs on family strains from games, jokes about a bugle call in a segregated unit, and a comic fantasy of food and strawberries speaking to calm a hungry household.
Warren and vicinity will host multiple high churchmen from the Methodist Episcopal Church this Sunday. Bishops Edwin B. Hughes Theodore Henderson Wilbur Thirkield and others will preach morning and evening across many churches, with several unions planned.
A Times despatch reports American owls shipped from San Diego to Lord Howe Island to combat a rat plague threatening crops. The tale riffs on Dick Whittington legends as cats and owls again confront rat intruders, with California Strix creidentalis noted in field guides as thriving.
A quotation defining journalism as expanding material into a fuller article only when needed, being well informed yet limiting information, expressing opinions boldly yet reasonably, and aiming to inspire readers to indignation rather than indifference.
The Today page notes Joseph Pulitzer would applaud the posthumous prize for Don R. Mellett, Canton Daily News editor killed exposing graft and vice. The piece recalls Mellett as a fearless fighter with immigrant roots who spoke plainly and shaped public opinion. It also touches on Wall Street price puzzles, stock exchange trends, and remarks on soil fertility and artesian wells.
The writer notes comfort for New York City if no air fleet arrives, mentioning De Pinedo the aviator and bootleg whiskey. Lloyd George predicts China rising, Hankow seeks European aid amid attack, and the piece contrasts ancient Chinese civilization with a peaceable, resilient attitude. It ends with a quip about turning China into a giant Japan by shaping it like a game cock.
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