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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
12
A faded recipe describes making peanut stuffing by soaking stale bread, mixing with egg peanuts shortening salt pepper sage minced onion celery and a beaten egg mix. Cook in a pan stirring until dry and lightly brown. A stray line recalls a youth asking parents for a visit instead of courting at her house.
A series of notices announces candidates for Warren County offices. Byron W Knapp declares for Auditor and Commissioner as a Republican seeking party voters’ decision at September primaries. Additional declarations include County Treasurer and Commissioner races with dates in 1927.
A terse exchange shows a lawyer wary of prosecutorial guilt while the client remains confident in technicalities. A humorous stray fragment hints at a rabbit theme and a willingness to run, suggesting a playful or incomplete tale.
Mary in a night club job contemplates independence through marriage to Arthur Graham as her brother David faces prison. Arthur presses for a betrothal while Mary weighs love versus freedom, aided by Mollie and Jasper Graham, leading to an engagement plan and a hopeful family scene.
The Pennsylvania Society and Warren County communities warn against a new quack tuberculosis remedy advertised as a guaranteed cure for consumption and lung trouble. The promotion touts a ten dollar bottle with thirty doses, claiming rapid results while avoiding real diagnosis or safe treatment. It urges immediate use, preying on anxious, coughing patients seeking a quick fix.
The passage exposes a fraudulent medicine marketed as a tuberculosis cure. It notes the product does nothing to cure or affect the disease, urging buyers to spend only a few cents on turpentine and cinnamon instead. The rhetoric hints at exploiting anxious customers for ten dollars or more, suggesting better uses for the money.
A fragmented verse with imagery of flame light stars and glass cups. The speaker reflects on selfhood and fear of joy, pondering if one can bend words to beauty and a ring materialize. The poet Haz el Collister Hutchison appears as the attributed author.
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