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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune lists editorial leadership and staff, with addresses, rates, and subscription terms for mail and local carriers. It notes advertising availability, circulation openness, and a policy inviting reader letters with signature and return address. A PRAYER for daily aid closes the page.
The Interior Department outlines plans to stock and regulate waters across parks including Yellowstone Glacier and Yosemite to create a fisherman paradise. Hatcheries in California and Oregon provide trout while access remains controlled to protect supplies. a railway association contest offers a two word essay Be Careful.
A mixed column of quips and vignette notes by Wilbur E. Sutton and others. Cartoonish lines on loyalty, manners, work, and daily life plus brief items on politics, fashion, and science with a humorous tone and local flavor.
The Sunday Library Itheatre bac calaureate music by a large chorus from several churches delighted a large audience. A Memorial Day parade in Warren drew praise for the Drum Corps and Police Captain George Haehn who eased traffic at Pennsylvania avenue and Hickory streets. Remarks touch on public discourse, Congress, and critiques of crooks and traffic safety.
A medical column describes neuralgia as nerve pain with variable symptoms and causes from gout to malaria. It covers pain types, triggers, and affected nerves, plus lifestyle, dietary, and surgical options, ending with questions to Dr Currier about gall bladder involvement.
Key figures from the Democratic side, led by Vera Bloom daughter of Sol Bloom, estimate Mrs Goslidge adds value to the administration, likening her to assets worth as much as 1 000 000 dollars annually due to her tact charm and popularity.
A verse urging readers that luck comes to those who work hard and stay true. It claims fortune favors the proactive, denying luck to those who refuse effort and shirk duties, and encourages taking initiative to attract luck.
A compact tale of Mr Jumping Mouse from Hudson's Bay to North Carolina. The creature digs short summer and long winter tunnels, leaps 40 to 50 times its body length by moonlight, and sleeps from October to April. It cites instinct and warning from dam. The text explores myths about its precocious survival behavior.
Retrospective items recount Memorial Day duties by Conrad Carlson at Hoffmen building for Grand Army of the Republic and American Legion members in 1924. 1925 notes a Chevrolet crash and a rattlesnake sighting during fishing, plus Memorial Day observances in Warren. 1926 covers Rev. Victor Peterson preaching at Gibsonburg High School, Yale lacrosse appointment, and Warren High annual Dragon issue forthcoming.
A compilation of brief quotes from religious leaders judges and public figures debating church life education marriage and moral policy. Notable voices include Rev E L Blacasey Judge Joseph Urke Charles H Brent Will Rogers C Everett Wagner and Justice Townsend Scudder.
A cautious note reads I have not meant to frighten folks as these closed doors chill me and I would put this welcome up for all to read and see, signaling a personal plea for openness despite unease.
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