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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune presents a devotional note praising prayer as a doorway to the heart. The text invokes reverence and emphasizes God’s constant presence and welcome when faith opens the inner space to receive.
The Lindbergh arrival at Le Bourget triggered an unprecedented news blitz as United Press relayed word in minutes. A vast network of 200 plus correspondents, cables, and radio links carried live reports to New York, Paris, and distant capitals within hours, delivering headlines to theatres, homes, and the White House amid worldwide acclaim.
A fragmented collection of quotations and short pieces from a 1920s page. It includes essay bits, verse lines, and humorous vignettes about politics, society, and daily life. Notable names appear in passing, with partisan tone and light, observational humor throughout.
A compilation of quirky local items includes a shopper’s mishap with an urobreil2 blown over four days, rain’s impact on high school baseball schedules, and antiquated advertising on ankle blinds in shoes. Readers recount Washington excursion fun and a First Evangelical Ladin Aid pledge drive, while auto bumper grime prompts a public safety appeal from the State Patrol.
The article discusses mercury as a powerful but dangerous medicinal agent, noting it as a strong antiseptic and germ destroyer. It mentions new forms like meta phen from the University of Pennsylvania, its potential for tuberculosis and influenza, and the need for careful preparation to avoid serious harm. It also includes a reader question about acne treatment and advice from Dr Currier on dermatology and X-ray use.
Rain fell heavily last evening during the Library game night. Attendees kept the mood light as organizers offered rain checks, noting rain is not a new issue for events here.
Raymond Street notes high demand drives production wages and demand but links to the outside tropics. Professor F B Knight warns rationalization can justify actions while urging self honesty amid police influence.
The poem speaks of hunger not for food but for human warmth and welcome. The speaker recalls barren miles and crowded towns, aching for familiar voices and friendly smiles from days past, and the pang of nostalgia.
The piece contrasts a hard working father who provides but withholds affection and a meticulous mother who oversteps, shaping a son’s youth. As the boy grows restless and faces minor trouble, the father blames the boy while the mother laments her perceived failure, highlighting parental influence and responsibility.
A collection of quoted opinions on social disillusionment, marriage, ideals, and public health. Prof David Muzzy criticizes waning idealism, Rev Milo Atkinson warns against shallow marriage, Willard E. Givens calls for spiritual ideals, and Calvin Coolidge notes public health reliance on sanitation and medicine.
May 26 to 28 will feature a home service appeal to raise 3776.50 for the Salvation Army maintenance fund. E Springer of Glade appointed to the Warren police force vacancy after serving on the West End beat. Orchard demonstrations led by H N Reist and G F Mills took place on Allen Marsh in Kinzua and Frank Richmond in Sugar Grove.
John Hubert Greusel argues that advertising boosts sales and modern architecture, urging merchants to invest heavily in store and bank interiors. He compares grand designs to Montaignebleau, noting onyx, bronze, and marble drive prosperity and attract customers, while smaller merchants can share the era’s gains.
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