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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
10
United Press outlines hazards for travelers abroad. Advice covers Paris guides and scams, Madrid piropo dangers for women, German hotel bills with ten percent tips and petty theft risks, English public swearing fines and etiquette, plus lifestyle notes on porridge and sidewalk spitting customs.
Corrine Griffith, after romance films, takes a turn to a fight comedy picture titled Classified. The dainty star is featured in a new stage and screen release prominent in the theater scene at the Library.
A noted skin specialist advocates Mentho Sulphur for rapid relief of breakouts and eczema. The preparation destroys germs, soothes irritated skin, and helps heal pimples ringworm and related disfigurement. Seek Rowles Standard Sulphur or druggist stock promptly.
Thursday in Syncopating Sue draws New York audiences to a standout performance by Corrine as a clever flapper in a vaudeville milieu. Tom Moore, Marjorie Rambeau, Rockcliffe Fellowes and others fill a lively cast under director Richard Wallace. Market note adds spring produce chatter.
Sheffield May 10. The hardwood mill of the Central Pennsylvania Lumber Company has closed its night shift for the summer, early this year. Many laid off workers found work at the Hemlock mill, reducing unemployment. District Pythian Sisters hosts district convention in Warren on May 13 with honor guests from Scranton and Erie.
Newton D. Baker former secretary of war is named the logical Democratic candidate for 1928 by EB Y Meredith in Pittsburgh. Meredith said only a middle west acceptable candidate could unite the party and exclude AY Smith and Senator Reed. In a separate item a body was recovered from the Allegheny River, about 60 years old, identified by address in Northside Pittsburgh.
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