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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune calls for a divine fosterage of brotherhood among readers. The prayer asks residents to seek unity and compassion in daily life and public affairs, reflecting a hopeful civic spirit in the community.
Dr. Emil Bogen of Cincinnati reported on 300 cases and said intoxication often begins after more than an ounce and a half of absolute alcohol. He noted variability in signs and that blood alcohol levels may not reliably indicate intoxication. Water intoxication and other cautions were discussed. the situation in Pennsylvania shows employment conditions improving with ongoing industrial activity and optimism.
A miscellany of quips and observations from a 20th century newspaper page. It includes philosophical lines attributed to Eph Snow, notes on manners and politics, light humor about England voting women, and brief vignettes on modern life, technology, and culture from a column titled Half Minute Essays.
A local column laments missing house numbers and confusing streets. It cites Irvine street in town and a New London Daily News item crediting Franklin P. Adams for the numbers movement. The piece urges numbered homes, clearer street signs, and better municipal labeling to ease visitors and residents.
Berlin reports Professor Unger described a bromine and alcohol compound E 107 as a general anesthetic used by rectal injection in about 500 cases. Proponents cite stable heart action and no fever, but critics warn of mucous irritation and unresolved issues. Ether remains safer with skilled inhalation, and local anesthesia gains favor over general methods.
A fragment recalls past flirtations with the language of flowers and notes speculation that McAdoo cannot win. The item mentions Indiana Gazette and reflects on a prediction made three years earlier.
Fragmented poem reflections on inner life and hidden dreams in a single person. The speaker notes a façade masking private striving and temptations, with depictions of self deception and unseen battles within the house of self.
A May 20 1924 item notes a county jail imprisonment over tax refusal prompting women to contact Tax Collector R W to comply with state law. Other items include Olaene party costumes at Columbus Kingate with prizes, Struthers Hose building repairs, a busy borough council adjournment, and plans for a county picnic at the Tron grounds on July 4. A May 20 1825 note mentions a 26 cent crude oil price bump by Jonasph Seep Purchasing Agency and a vocal recital by Lawrence Tibbitts at First Presbyterian. May 20 1926 reports Rick Myers the lineman losing an arm at Warren General Hospital. Clark E Nelson enters judiciary race.
The author questions classical political theories and contrasts them with modern youth. He notes Aristotelian and Platonic critiques, cites Bossuet and Richelieu, and laments royalist fears while predicting better years ahead as new ideas steer society. Copyright 1927.
A collection of quotes from judges clergymen and public figures including Judge Samuel Uiley Very Rev Peter F Cusick S J William Howard Tate Mrs J Lester Lewine Franklin D Roosevelt and Willard E Givens discussing punishment law enforcement the welfare of children and the role of families in shaping youth in 1927.
The piece extols Girl Scout training for healthy growth and self expression amid youth, praising its role in shaping character, play, and loyalty. It also surveys sailors in New York voting on ideal partners, favoring energetic, red hair, modest height, and late nights, with playful remarks on blondes and brunettes.
A playful verse mocks clocks that chide with steady strikes. The speaker rebels against punctuality, preferring lateness and personal rhythm over the stern toll of timekeeping. A grandfather clock becomes a symbol of authority to defy.
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