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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1928
Page
4
The text schedules bequests to companions for merry songs and grave choruses, and to those no longer youths, inheritance of Burns and Shakespeare poems to relive old days. It also bequeaths to loved ones with snow crown the happiness of old age and the love and gratitude of their children until they fall asleep.
A fragmentary literary verse echoes soft music and memory after death. The lines contemplate how fragrance and flowers fade, yet memories of a beloved endure and sleep on. The text imitates romantic era diction with misspelled or archaic spellings and stylistic cadence.
Washington analysis of 1932 presidential prospects notes Democrats leaning to Hull or Jones with Smith, while Republicans split. Mentions Adams, Pomerene, White, Donahey, Ayers, Thompson, Bowers, and others as possible running mates or key figures, with no clear consensus.
The Cook County record reveals an extraordinary will found in a Chicago poorhouse inmate’s pocket. Written by a former lawyer, it praises eternal youth and nature, gifting children flowers and streams, boys play spaces, lovers imagined worlds, and young men bold sport.
A short verse recalls Shakespeare's early years in Stratford as neighbors doubted a man scribbling plays for actors. The poet imagines Anne Hathaway’s reaction to the town’s pride in its famed playwright and wonders how she would view the celebrated Shakespeare.
A yawning boy named David is sent to his room and meets a tiny goblin who whisks him to Bid-a-nee-land where yawning becomes a social duty. David endures the strange land’s endless yawns before waking safe at home. He vows to stop yawning during visits, learning a polite restraint from the dreamlike adventure.
Princeton student Robert Brown creates a multifunction alarm clock that closes the window, activates heat, and boils an egg without waking the sleeper. The device uses a two peg trigger, falling clock, and a switch that heats water to keep the egg warm with steam, then awakens him with a warm breakfast an hour later.
A biblical decree commands generosity to the poor and needy, promising God will bless all works for those who open their hands. It notes that the poor will never cease in the land and urges aiding brothers and neighbors with steady support.
New York diary notes how Lindbergh's mail remains vast as fans seek autographs, kinship clues, or aviation entry. It cites a composer receiving 150 begging letters weekly, plus a family earning from writing appeals. An incident at a party ends with a capitalist boss dismissing delinquents.
A collage of clipped lines notes Texas snake bite statistics, a tip on avoiding homesickness in Europe with lye mixed into ink, and quips about hope in a neighborhood sown with glass seeds. Also mentions the modern girl as a "live wire" with five insulation and a brief line about the Democratic delegation.
The article discusses intestinal flora and the role of lactic acid bacteria in digestion. It notes that an overgrowth of putrefactive bacteria from too many fresh foods can cause problems and recommends more milk, fruit, and vegetables, plus measures to combat constipation. It mentions the bulgaricus and acidophilus as beneficial, and emphasizes milk’s complete protein and calcium. It also critiques untrained spinal manipulative practices and calls for standardized medical training. Tomorrow: Hives.
May 9, 1924 issue notes a Brad ford gathering where Dr. H W Mitchell, superintendent of the state hospital, urged the McKean County Medical Association to push the Pie budget drive seeking 37500. The outlook aimed to surpass the goal tonight.
May 9 1925 parade of the Sparks circus in Warren is noted as one of the boroughs longest processions. A surprise farewell for Joseph Huber Jr last evening included a gift of a rift to him.
May 9 1926 twelve boys and nine girls graduated from the North Warren school eighth grade. Two inmates of the State Hospital North Warren who escaped Sunday during a walk were apprehended after a few hours of liberty.
On May 9 1927 Rev Paul E Scherer pastor of Holy Trinity Memorial Church New York City will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the Willen High graduating class. A Chevrolet sedan owned by John Smith Endeavor was stolen from its parking place last night per headquarters report.
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