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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1928
Page
3
A speaker faults the F-N crossing for repeated deaths and faulted the Erie train crew led by John Smith. He calls for immediate safety upgrades including overhead tracks and a 24 hour watchman to prevent future motorist fatalities and insists authorities bear responsibility.
At a Friday meeting 50 of 52 committeemen voted to reelect Henry H. Bassett as county chairman, signaling unity in Warren County Republicans. Notable attendees included Hom E. W. Parshall and Ralph W. Stone, with praise for Bassett and calls for hard work to mobilize votes this fall.
A notice declares the F N crossing a death trap and calls for its elimination after Clyde E. Baker was fatally injured as he attempted to cross after stopping for a train. The report emphasizes motorist danger and urges action at the crossing west of Warren.
A poem contrasts greens from willow branches to grass in April sun, noting the fearsome sharpness of a daGodil and the unity of many greens. Squidge of the New York World presents a compact meditation on nature’s vivid greens and renewal.
Washington by Charles P. Stewart reports that King George and Queen Mary extended London duties for ambassador Houghton, adding five extra courts for presenting American women. He must handle hundreds of applicants, with many from influential families, risking political repercussions at home for mistakes. The piece notes Queen Mary’s pickiness and the long season, concluding the London embassy now has many duties and a potential sinecure.
Pocketed gifts charm children and adults alike. A grown man should keep small surprises like gum chocolate cigars or paper trinkets in his pockets for youngsters or even for visits. The pocket becomes a mysterious friendly cache that sparks delight.
David and his elfin friend Squeedee visit the underwater world and meet Old Man Fishing Frog, a frog-like fisher man who hides in the sand to lure fish. David learns about this quirky method and enjoys a nautical fantasy adventure set on a rainy Saturday.
Walthall Mississippi with 1500 residents boasts no deaths for 12 years and no local doctors lawyers preachers or undertakers. residents claim absence of illness and lawsuits due to unique town health. boot leggers are scarce and everyone was born in the United States.
A brief biblical excerpt quotes Jeremiah warning the foolish to fear the Lord and tremble at his presence. It notes God set the sea’s bound by decree, waves roar yet cannot pass, underscoring divine sovereignty and restraint.
The Diary of a New Yorker answers reader inquiries about New York sights hotels and markets. It notes museum picks such as the Metropolitan and American Museum of Natural History and mentions lodging guidance and employment help while wryly contrasting New Yorkers’ leisure with visitors’ freedoms.
A Sher man linked nutrition expert from Columbia University outlines a food budget. He urges more spending on milk and cheese and fruits and vegetables while reducing bread cereals and sweets to boost vitamins and minerals such as calcium and iron in the average family's diet.
A state agriculture department veterinarian arrived in Warren yesterday to inspect dairy herds in Spring Creek Township. Captain Thompson from Pittsburgh is in Warren aiding the Salvation Army focal post during its annual fonds appeal.
May 19, 1925 health officers administer sick and immunization tests to about 500 pupils in Sheffield. Col. L. R. Burgess plans to visit Warren later this week to promote Citizen's Military Training Camps.
Mr and Mrs Charles Dilker of Pennsylvania Avenue East have sent their household goods to Chicky California where they will establish their new home. A group of Warren dentists will attend the convention of the Dental Association to be held at Cambridge Springs tomorrow.
Robert Tucker of the United States Navy arrived in Warren to visit his mother Mrs Margaret Tucker. The Life Study and Friday Noon clubs are preparing for their annual banquet next Thursday. The column offers diet advice including balance and vitamins, and promotes pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight requiring coins, stamps, and self addressed envelopes.
A humorous slice on aging notes that midlife should hold as much potential as the past. It jokes that famed individuals endure many banquets, implying glory can lead to digestive trouble and that the path to fame brings overindulgence and fatigue.
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