Youngest aviatrix patricia Hand flies over Warren
Patricia Hand aged four enjoyed her first airplane ride with sister Lillian nine and father Rex Hand aboard a Walter Flying Circus plane piloted by Sandy Underwood. The event marks a local aviation lesson and underscores Warren's need to prepare for future air travel despite limited airport interest and funding.
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Warren
Patricia Hand
Patricia
Lillian
Rex Hand
Keystone Printing Co
Sandy” Underwood
Walter Flying Circus
Steve Brodie
Brooklyn Bridge
Municipal golf course could aid Warren city
A Warren editorial argues for a municipal or public golf course, noting Walter Hagen and Gene Sarazen won the British Open yesterday after starting as caddies. It says public courses can be profitable and serve moderate means, while stressing golf as great exercise and universally enjoyed. The piece suggests city finances may block a project but frames it as a wise investment and civic service.
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Warren
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
Hagen
Sarazen
Bobby Jones
Unemployment and work methods noted in Hansa City Post
The Hansa City Post argues that prosperity creates more leisure time through better work methods, yet many people still waste time. It laments that even with one three fourths of people able to complete necessary work, the rest remain idle and unproductive.
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The
Hansa City Post
Manpower, leisure and the quest for balance in work life
A fragmented discussion notes that employment varied widely with some out of work and others overworked. It argues conditions hinder perfection and suggests a guiding manager could help people use time better, aiming for a happier society despite uneven leisure.
Spring Song Amid Mixed Weather Glimpse
A fragment from Charlotte Inc shows a seasonal verse celebrating spring with brisk, ironic contrasts. It notes grass turning green, lambs at play, birds singing, but also gasoline haze, cold rain, and lingering gray days. The speaker mentions fashion shifts and a departing “best boy” once calling her queen.
What's What in Washington: Three Men and a Campaign
Washington, May 12. Charles P. Stewart analyzes the Kansas City convention dynamics. He portrays Butler Mellon and Stearns as pivotal yet wary power brokers around President Coolidge, shaping endorsements, strategy, and future influence.
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Charles P. Stewart
Charman
William M. Butler
Republican National Committee
Butler
Secretary of the Treasury
Andrew W. Mellon
Mellon
Frank Stearns
Coolidge
Kansas City
Heth
Asprabte
Dark Horses
Butler, Mellon and Stearns
Frank
Pussy Footer
Boston
Calvin Coolidge
Thetaetedy
Stearns
S. Stearns
S. Mellon
Treasury Department
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest
Poem honors a mother for daily care and selfless work in keeping home and family healthy and happy. The speaker recalls cookies and chores, patient toil, and the hope that children grow strong and prosper through a mother’s sacrifices. The tone echoes nostalgic tribute to maternal devotion.
A Good Night Meadow Tale Turns To Butterfly
Freddy Field Mouse and friends scold Mrs. Meadow Spider for weaving a web that traps Catty Caterpillar, only to discover Catty is actually Catty's butterfly form. They seek forgiveness, and the trio remains friends with Mrs. Meadow Spider, learning a lesson about mistaken entanglements.
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Freddy Field Mouse
Chipmunk
Mamma Field Mouse
Mrs. Meadow
Catty
Mrs. Meadow Spider
Catty Caterpillar
Dinner Stories at Dublin Estate Dogs Bark at Feedings
Two granite dogs guard a Dublin suburb estate entrance. An English motorist asks how often they are fed and the Irish driver replies with a blunt, humorous retort that they bark whenever fed.
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Dublin
Sentenced to Church for Cigar Store Robbery
In Los Angeles a gang of robbers arraigned for a cigar store robbery had prior police records except one. The judge sentenced the group to San Quentin. The only non offender received ten years probation with the condition to attend church every Sunday.
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Cal
San Quentin
One Minute Pulpit Reflects on Wisdom and Sorrow
A brief moral meditation echoes Ecclesiastes with the speaker claiming vast wisdom gained through study in Jerusalem. The text notes that increased knowledge brings greater sorrow and vexation of spirit as the heart seeks wisdom, madness, and truth.
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Jerusalem
Ecclesiastes
Diary of a New Yorker Reflects City Life Routines
The piece contrasts out of town visitors with longtime New Yorkers, noting visitors seek nonstop shows while locals recover from hectic weeks. It observes the city’s wealth gaps, cultural dominance, and the tiring reality of urban labor, with comments on Sunday window displays and unlabeled stores like Altman’s and Tiffany’s.
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New York
May
Mid~way
Sam
Faith Avenue
Altman’s
Tiffany’s
Poor humor and misquoted lines from multiple papers
A garbled collection of quotes and fragments from Detroit Free Press Hastings Tri Bune Wisconsin ig for Smith Dallas News and Chicago dialogue. The text mixes phrases about poverty in golf and night clubs with a rifle firing anecdote and a Cincinnati reference.
Diet and Health Answers to Correspondents High Blood Pressure
A reader queries protein needs for a 53 year old man weighing 146 pounds with a minimum pulse. discussion covers Chittenden standard protein grams, risks of too high or too low protein, and the impact of alkali versus acid ash foods on blood pressure. Suggestions include a target protein intake around 220 grams per day, the role of weight loss, and alternative breads from flour and beans. the column notes possible complete recovery with diet and offers pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight.
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Chittenden
Sansum
Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital
Twenty Ninth Annual Meeting Ends at Conewango Valley Club
The twenty ninth annual meeting of Group Seven Pennsylvania Bankers association closed last evening at Conewango Valley Country club. Captain of Police White, Mrs. White and Son, Robert, had narrow escapes this morning when their automobile turned over near Cuba, New York.
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Pennsylvania Bankers’ Association
Conewango Valley Country Club
White
Resignation Accepted by Warren County Republican Women
May 12 1925 the Warren county Council of Republican Women accepted the resignation of Mrs. Joseph A Schofield from the presidency at a Tuesday meeting Rev Br J White pastor United Brethren church will attend the church general conference in Buffalo which begins tomorrow
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Joseph A. Schofield
Warren County Council of Republican Women
BR. J. White
United Brethren Church
Buffalo
Warren High Field Day Closes Semester Program
Perfect weather greeted Warren schools as the annual field day program was held today at Beaty Field. The Blue and White high school publication is announced to make its last appearance of the present semester late this week.
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Warren
Beaty Field
Library Theatre manager to sing at Ridgway concert
George C. Sarvis, manager of the Library Theatre, accepts an invitation to sing at a Ridgway concert on May 23. William Spinner of Fourth Avenue announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for jury commissioner.
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George C. Sarvis
Library Theatre
Ridgway
William Spinner
Fourth Avenue
Teacher's Helper Mischief in the Classroom Incident
A kindergarten pupil named James, left briefly by the teacher, returns nibbling at the aisle and asks for a view of the front, saying he was coming up to see ory shades wee anand.
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Ory Shades Wee
Anand
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