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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1928
Page
4
C S Knapp, superintendent, will attend a Harrisburg educators meeting on June 15 to oppose raising required subject hours for teachers from 12 to 18. He warns stricter standards could hinder country districts from filling posts while praising ongoing efforts to raise teaching quality.
Editorials in the Philadelphia Inquirer discuss the Spelling Reform Association in New York proposing a forty two character phonetic alphabet to cover all English sounds. Critics warn that massive changes would burden education, printing, and public acceptance, urging evolution over revolution.
The Trenton Times notes automobilists resume raiding fields and woods for wild flowers as the season advances protests are likely. It cites New Jersey law requiring written owner permission to trespass or risk a fine and mentions a Far West Gameses newspaper aboard visitors to the country.
The speaker encourages planting flowers along highways to replace stolen flora and improve scenery. The narrator quotes a perplexing line about a domy and a missing thinker, noting the oddity of a statement lacking any thought at all.
Washington may 22 The shooting of Jacob Hanson by a Niagara Falls coast guard patrol as a rum runner error is to be explained by Prohibition Commissioner Doran Officials complain the coast guard lacks accountability and courts should handle it Captain Chiswell notes the case is out of the guard s hands while Senator Edwards urges local trials and a congressional inquiry is hinted at by Captain Slayton The affair exposes tensions between enforcement agencies and the public over prohibition measures
A humorous poem contrast compares old plain laundry with a bright modern line. The speaker notes Monday washing still dries in sun, but now garments display orchid, scarlet, gold hues, lavender tints, pinks, yellows, and other vivid shades, inspiring a smile at the rainbow on the line.
In a rural tale told by Bobolink, a mighty eagle robs fishermen and even his cousin Osprey, learning hard karma after a long chase. Sonny Bunny and Mrs. Gray Rabbit listen as the eagle faces consequences for greed and stealing.
A patrolman brings in a woman described as a negro, noticeably intoxicated, and the desk sergeant scowls at her. He proclaims Liza has been brought in for intoxication, while Liza cheerfully responds with a gleeful, defiant remark.
Take heed to yourselves to rebuke a trespassing brother and forgive him if he repents. If he trespasses seven times in a day and seven times in a day returns, you must forgive him. Source follows Luke chapter seventeen verses three to four words.
Compromise suggests leaving the wet and dry issue to the Weather Bureau. A satirical jab questions why a Houston convention would be called the Greatest Show on Earth without even an elephant to lead the parade. A Cleveland Plain Dealer note mentions a woman who tried to drown herself but was saved by her skirts.
A diary piece surveys shoplifting in New York's upper circles, noting chief detectives and a pattern of kleptomania among wealthy women. It recounts cases from a musician’s wife to a surgeon’s daughter, and describes the luxury second-hand market and discreet ads offering gowns and wraps. It ends with reflections on changing naval tattoos and electrolysis shops.
Health column discusses cold sores linked to lowered resistance and possible abscessed tooth as a trigger. Constipation types and dietary remedies. guidance to avoid excessive laxatives. Pelvic bone fracture from auto accident. recovery prospects and potential long term effects on childbirth. note on bone overgrowth and need for obstetrician check. Tomorrow feature teased as Snotted ladies.
More than 5,000 people lined Pennsylvania avenue to witness Warren's largest child health parade and demonstration. Today marks the final session of the Warren High School for graduates with leverages of 90 percent or more.
On May 22, 1925, nine young women were awarded diplomas as graduate nurses at Warren General Hospital during a graduation service held at the First Methodist Church. Tonight Warren County Agricultural Association directors plan a meeting to decide many important fair matters.
May 22 1926 Grant Hollister aged 14 suffered a bad head gash when he was thrown from a trailing truck this morning. A Warren B. Phil lips sedan was badly damaged in a collision with a Warren Jamestown street car at Fifth Avenue on Maxmer Street.
May 22, 1927 Rev R E Tullass president of Whittenburg college has been secured to deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Library theatre. Gordon Johnson leaves tonight for Newport R I to enter the navy radio operators school. Also notes about blood poisoning risks and high treatment costs per square inch.
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