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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1928

Page

4

Republican Ticket Slate Highlights Names and Posts

The list features Charles Curtis for vice president, David A. Reed as United States senator, Edward Martin for state treasurer, Charles A. Waters for auditor general, William D. Porter for judge of the supreme court, and T. C. Cochran for Congress.

Charles Curtis United States David A. Reed Edward Martin Charles A. Waters Supreme Court William D. Porter Congress T. &. Cochran

Warren Tribune Sold. New Ownership Promises Continued Republican Daily

The Warren Tribune announces sale to new owners who pledge to maintain the Republican stance and strive for honest, fair reporting. They express regret at relinquishing control and thank readers for loyal support, aiming to grow circulation and serve the community faithfully. Lloyd E. Flint, Editor.

Warren Tribune Tribune the Tribune Warren Lloyd E. Flint

A Citizens Duty Hoover’s Westward Campaign Tour

Herbert Hoover travels across the continent toward California to vote and deliver campaign addresses. The series emphasizes his steady focus on key issues, his reliability, and commitment to equal opportunity, presenting a program of definite action based on his record as engineer and public official.

Herbert Hoover California

Hoover Example Urges Republicans to Vote Tuesday

The article urges Republicans to follow Mr. Hoover’s example and vote on Tuesday next. It stresses performing the sacred duty of a citizen at the polls and predicts Warren County will deliver a strong Republican majority for the ticket.

Hoover Warren County Slemp C. Bascom Zouth

Slemp Seen as Likely Postmaster General Pick in Hoover Era

Washington dispatch notes C Bascom Slemp of Virginia is widely viewed as a favored postmaster general candidate if Hoover wins. Slemp is praised as the GOP’s key southern delegate arouser and a quiet, efficient private secretary with a knack for influencing federal appointments in the South.

Washington Bascom Slemp Virginia Herbert Hoover Slemp Bascom Dixie South Coolidge White House Harding Nature G. Bascom Mr. Slemp North America

The Shepherd-Shaper and the Mosaic of Will

A historical poem fragment describes the Architect shaping chaos into order, bestowing patient years to forge the world. It envisions healing melodies amid severity, as humanity grapples with divine craft and seeks the completion of a grand, intricate design.

Just Folks by Edgar A Guest

Poem celebrates the common man with a smiling face and caring heart. It describes a patient, cheerful, trustworthy man who welcomes others and offers brotherly love. The verse portrays generosity despite modest means and humble appearance.

Edgar A. Guest

At Home in Many Lands Adventures of the Straw-Necked Ibis

The tale recounts Susan and family reconnecting with relatives and a village of Straw-Necked Ibis. Grandpa Ibis explains the birds’ wandering secret as the four brothers seek fortunes in distant lands Egypt Sacred, Scarlet Feathers in Egypt, White-Coat revered, Golden-Collar in Australia. Purple-and-Green’s sky-path awaits the next chapter.

Susan Eousins Cormorant Grandpa Ibis Grandma Ibis Ibis White-Coat Egypt Australia

Living and Loving by Mrs Virghyia Lee

A column on family life and mother daughter relations. It reflects on common parental limits and warns that youth may later long for home comforts. Includes reader question from a 16 year old girl about curfews and boyfriends and advice urging open conversation and involvement of the sister.

Mrs. Virghyia Lee

One Minute Pulpit Quote From Job

A devotional line cites Job chapters thirty eight verses 23 and 24 to praise God’s power justice and sovereignty. It notes the inability of humans to fully comprehend the Almighty while urging reverence.

Job

Dining and Broadway News From New York

In New York on November 1 at the Astor grill theater celebrities dine together Weber and Fields remain a pair. Shaw jokes about papers to move while Wings Broadway hit leaves a two a day house after a big gross. Political notes mention Roosevelt as a Democrat candidate and Ottinger as Republican.

New York Astor Men’s Grill Weber & Fields Astor Grill Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Albert Ottinger Derkite Ottinger

Simple Home Remedies for Warts and Wart Types

The article notes many home remedies for warts including baking soda boracic acid and sal ammoniac. It advises scrubbing with soap and hot water and explains the medical terms verucca verruca vulgaris and verucca filiformis clarifying distinct thread-like projections.

Retrospective from Tribune of One Two Three Four Years Ago

An enthusiastic Republican ward committee rally was held at Edward W Irohnson home on Wayne street. Warren and Jamestown High schools meet this afternoon before a large crowd. Dick Clark and Bob Burns are in Brown Run today hunting rabbits. Director Charles Gaa led Elks Minstrels rehearsal starting Monday. Election interest appears low. eight thousand three hundred seventy five voters registered. Richard Marker of Warren High School senior class named Dragon editor in chief. Two Halloween fire alarms answered by Warren fire department.

Republican Ward Committee Edward W. Irohnson Wayne Street Richard Marker Warren High School the Dragon

Dinner Stories and Medical Queries in One Page

A page mixes domestic vignette with medical Q and A. Cyril fears a move after tea while a hostess questions him. The column then covers warts veruca senilis and cautions against home treatment, food idiosyncrasies with strawberries and eggs, breast lump assessment suggesting possible surgical removal, vaccine debates for colds, and a teaser about tomorrow's Answers to Mothers.

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