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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
4
A reflection cites Jesus from Matthew 12 25 about a kingdom or city divided against itself facing desolation. The verse underscores unity as a foundation for strength and stability in leadership and communities.
A new work titled Tammany Hall by M R Werner examines the New York Democratic machine from its beginnings after the Constitution to modern times. The 550 page history covers Burr, Hamilton, Tweed, Croker, Kelly, and Al Smith, with ample detail and figures, at five dollars. The book is not an attack but a neutral history of the influential organization.
Peter and the Rabbits hear a tale from Mrs. Bobolink about Rain-bird the ground cuckoo Tom Fool, who waits for rain and snatches insects and a man with a net as he stares down from a high branch. The tale ends as Rain-bird faces consequences for gawking at humans.
Ted Robinson in Cleveland Plamn Dealer presents a verse about hurriedly seeking a beloved in a brambled path to deliver a Passion Flower. The speaker proclaims devotion despite storms and obstacles, ending with reaffirmed effort to reach the lady in distress.
Washington talk centers on election issues tax relief navy and war in Nicaragua. The columnist sketches the country jake versus city slicker clash influencing policy like Muscle Shoals Boulder Dam and tariffs while debating prohibition morals and practical politics. The piece previews a mean upcoming political clash and ends with a provocative take on national balance of power.
Poem by Epgar A Guest reflects on turning forty eight and rejecting the idea that aging brings seriousness. The speaker recalls youthful notions of duty and restraint, then humorously asserts still being a youth at heart, eager for romance and play rather than solemn aging.
A reader letter depicts a 19 year old man in a conflict with a overprotective mother. The response urges the son to assert independence, consider medical input on nervous strain, and suggests the mother attend the referenced play as a cautionary example.
A 1920s diary style summary lists Alma Gluck royalties from Carry Me Back to Virginny, Wilder’s nine year writing plan, Ziegfeld’s silk tights costs, Cohan’s one act play aim, and many railroad and radio enthusiasms among notable figures. It notes Ed ward O Neil departure from policing to fire fighting, ships and locomotives in talks, and Carl Sandburg’s locomotive hobby, ending with a personal request for returning letters and backing.
A 47 year old farmer asks if his leg trouble is varicosed ulcers or kidney disease and whether dieting helps. The response advises medical exam to determine cause, notes overweight raises varicose ulcer risk, suggests weight loss may aid healing, and mentions an article on varicose veins plus a pamphlet on reducing weight with costs for copies.
Work on Johnnytun dredging for about 1500 feet to protect Russell residents from high water is nearly done. Rev. T. Greer and Mrs. Greer returned by car from Springfield Mass where they attended the Methodist general conference.
On May 24, 1925, county wide Sunday school picnic plans were formed at a meeting in the 4 M. C. A. attended by representatives from eleven churches. Clyde Lupold of the Style Shop bowling team won the Kane bowling tournament singles with a total of 622.
May 24 1926 report notes Dr W W Comfort president of Hamerford College will deliver the commencement address at Warren High on June 1. J H Johnson an agricultural department agent was in Warren today on department business.
May 24 1927 delegation from the Mates Chamber of Commerce will attend a Public Service Commission meeting in Erie to back granting a franchise to the West Ridge Transportation Co. Mrs J H West has returned from Delaware Ohio where she was guest of her daughter Hazel attending school there.
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