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A brief devotional cites Matthew 12 36 37 warn that every idle word spoken will be judged. It emphasizes accountability for speech and moral consequence in the day of judgment.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1928
Page
4
Rhodes Civil War history vivid in Pennsylvania battles
A Memorial Day season recommendation highlights James Ford Rhodes’s single volume history of the Civil War. Published by MacMillan in 1917, it offers direct, accessible language and emphasizes Pennsylvania battles and campaigns. The book profiles the remaining Union soldiers and inspires respect for their service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ford Rhodes
Pennsylvania
MacMillan Company
Dictionary plates spark pride in English lexicon saga
The Toronto Globe lauds the New English Dictionary finished after seventy years of work. It notes 500000 definitions across 15488 pages containing 50000000 words and treats the work as national property. It recalls Johnson and Emerson and reflects on language evolving with slang and jazz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto Globe
Samuel Johnson
Lord Chesterfield
Chesterfield
Johnson
Don Marquis
New York Sun
Webster
Emerson
Miniver Cheevy Echoes in New Verse Satire
The excerpt, drawn from Edwin Arlington Robinson's The Town Down the River, notes adults using comics to record childhood thoughts while a new English Dictionary supplement unfolds. It satirizes longing for bygone eras and romantic ideals, as Miniver Cheevy laments modern life and martial glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Washington notes on Judson Welliver third party ticket
Washington May 31. Charles P. Stewart writes that Judson Welliver, longtime White House aide and publicity man, backs a possible third party bid. He notes Welliver’s political travel from Roosevelt era to Harding and Coolidge administrations and describes Welliver as a progressive with limited statewide appeal. Stewart cites Welliver’s influence and a Borah Pinchot ticket as a potential but uncertain ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judson
Welliver
Jud
J. Churchill Welliver
White House
Col. Roosevelt
Europe
Col. House
Woodrow Wilson
Juddie
Frank A. Munsey
Harding
J. Churchill
Coolidge
Jad
Senator Borah
Gifford Pinchot
Judge Kenyon
Town
Idaho
Just Folks by Edgar A Guest a cause for grief
A poem about a golfer returning home with a sorrowful, defeated look after a poor game. The speaker notes the contrast between others’ sympathy and the golfer’s private anguish, pondering how sport can provoke such mixed feelings. The piece ends reflecting on the strange power of love and sport to cause woe and delight.
Adventures by Florence Vincent The Bobolink Sheep Tale
A narrative featuring Bobolink and Mrs Trumpeter recounts how Mex the dog and Trumpeter guide a flock of sheep at night. The pair sleep briefly, wake to a call, then watch the dog and bird corral the sheep before they disappear, leaving questions about their return. Sonny Bunny listens as the tale ends with a puzzle about their fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobolink
Mex
Trumpeter
Sonny-Bunny
Dinner Stories and the Courts of Chance
In a courtroom scene a man named Michael Levinskey is questioned about an assault as he admits striking the victim with a club. He says he cannot read or write well, and refuses a Germanic disguise while explaining his need to travel to Chicago on business, revealing a curious slice of petty crime and courtroom oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Levinskey
Chicago
Eddie Cantor
One Minute Pullpit on Fruits and Tree Parables
The quote from St. Matthew emphasizes moral discernment by actions. It states that a good tree bears good fruit and a corrupt tree bears evil fruit, and those not producing good fruit are judged and cast away. It reflects a call to evaluate character by outcomes.
Inventions and Politics Reflected in Press Snippets
A Philadelphia Inquirer note speaks of a golf machine that imitates a player but lacks a clear vocabulary source. The Springheld Union quotes Miss Belle Sherwin, linking women voters to teaching men new tricks in politics and recalling suffragist claims that enfranchisement would curb political trickery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Inquirer
Belle Sherwin
National League of Women Voters
The Diary of a New Yorker In New York Fog and Fashion
The diary notes heavy harbor delays from fog with 14 ships held and 14 collisions causing eight million dollars in losses. It suggests transatlantic piers at Long Island end and rail air links to Manhattan. It also surveys New York salesmen favoring charm and personality to win women buyers and staff exchanges for merchandising ideas. An anecdote follows about Eddie Cantor and a man who loses his shoes after a Bronx incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Long Island
Manhattan Isle
New York Harbor
London
Orr
Europe
America
Treatment and risks of alopecia and septic toxemia discussed
The article notes alopecia areata involves hair loss in spots with unclear cause possibly infectious. it advises seeing a qualified dermatologist and not handling medical cases personally. It also covers septic conditions in a 16 year old, explaining chronic toxemia from sources like decayed teeth or sinus infection, and states proper treatment requires physician evaluation and is not necessarily fatal when addressed promptly.
Memorial Day crowd favors morning exercises in Warren
One of the largest crowds in Warren attended Memorial Day events as the hour of exercises shifted from afternoon to morning. Conrad Carlson oversaw the Hoffman building elevator for the Grand Army Republic members and the women who prepared the annual veterans’ dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Conrad Carlson
Hoffman Building
Grand Army Republic
Fishermen dispatch large rattlesnake at Hogshead
May 31 1925 report details A A Musante and Adolph Gantz handling a huge rattlesnake while fishing at the Hogshead on Saturday morning. Nearby motorists saw several deer around Horns Siding between Garland and Spring Creek over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Musante
Adolph Gantz
Horn’s Siding
Garland
Spring Creek
Forest Fires Claim Three Lives in Pennsylvania Spring
The state forestry department reports three deaths from the spring forest fire season in Pennsylvania. Rev. Victor Peterson preached the baccalaureate sermon to Gibsonburg High School graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
State Forestry Department
Victor Peterson
Warren
Gibsonburg High School
Warren County cow testing results and Edinboro student graduation note
In April the Warren County Cow Testing association tested five hundred forty seven cows across twenty two herds. Miss Bertha Wheelock daughter of Mrs. Carl Wheelock North Warren is a member of the graduating class at Edinboro State Normal School.
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Warren County
Bertha Wheelock
Carl Wheelock
North Warren
Edinboro State Normal School
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