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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1927
Page
4
A somber reminiscence echoes from Theodore O'Hara's line about muffled drums and the soldier's last tattoo. It reflects on fallen heroes, their silent tents, and Glory guarding the bivouac of the dead, evoking timeless remembrance and solemn memory.
A column recounts Memorial Day birth in Columbus Georgia on April 26 1866 with Mrs John Tyler founding a Ladies Memorial Association and notes national observance became a legal holiday by Congress. It also recounts Gen John A Logan's 1868 order and mentions state date variations and Lincoln era grief healing. The piece also mentions Lindbergh in Sweden and a schoolmaster's remarks on young Charlie Lindbergh.
A collage of quirky quotes and short items from Eph Snow and others. Prohibition, manners, and social curiosities mingle with notes on local life including Miss Letty Wilgus and odd fruit facts.
A Civil War veteran William R Sweeting recited a childhood poem about a robin and loss at school. His sister Mary Blair recalls the piece from seventy years earlier. The item invites readers to visit Oakland cemetery sections 40 and the Potter's Field, noting old stones and inscriptions and praising local cemeteries in Russell, Columbus, Sheffield, Youngsville, Dipute, Starbrick, Kinzua and Sugar Grove.
A 1927 medical overview explains how the bladder stores and releases urine, and how irritation arises from infections, tumors, tuberculosis, venereal diseases, or aging. It notes higher incidence in women, common symptoms like frequent urge, and treatments from cystoscope use to bladder irrigation and herbal remedies.
In a Titusville Herald item a New York man drew eight aces in a poker game and dropped, suggesting he might have been shot if not. A Bradford Era note questions the idea that the Chinese race is losing grip on the laundry business.
Just Folks laments the cost of war and honors fallen heroes. It recalls veterans who fought and died, noting their graves and the flag over them. The poem urges memory and flowers to symbolize peace, hoping for a world without cannon and carnage.
A May 28 1924 retrospective notes five Warren residents fined for unlicensed g s under state law. Mentions Bernice L Falber and Elizabeth Plane from Warren in the Buffalo hospital class of 1924 and frost damage to early corn crop. Also records E B Whiting announcing candidacy for Prothonotary and Clerk of Courts for Republican primaries.
Hubbert Greasel reflects on the volatile nature of public opinion and political fortune. From Ramsay MacDonald to Mussolini and Cromwell, leaders rise and fall with shifting cheers. The piece notes how applause can turn to censure and how campaigns in cities and capitals echo the timeless pendulum of power.
A collection of quotes on marriage maintenance parental duties and child companionship. Attor ney Matilda Fenberg criticizes women seeking separate maintenance while Willard E Givens warns parents about true responsibility beyond provisioning. Mes J Lester Lewine links passion to spiritual purpose while Talmudic thought comments on desire and greatness.
In a rare confession a famed business leader shares how his mother's death shaped his view of kindness and responsibility. He recalls a remorseful moment when a missed goodbye preceded her sudden illness and death, a memory that lingers and inspires his measured compassion.
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