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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1928
Page
4
The ticket lists Edward Martin for State Treasurer while naming T. C. Cochran for Congress and A. W. Mumford for Assembly, outlining party candidates in a statewide slate.
The piece condemns a so called Whimpering Campaign used in the presidential race to attack Prohibition. It singles out Al Smith and notes Protestant pastors Greer Stodard and Dickson oppose him on prohibition. It defends Democrat leaders and Warren readers against insinuations about church loyalty and motives.
The text argues Al Smith is cornered by opponents using religious accusations and predicts a badly licked campaign harming his prestige. It faults mis guided assistants yet stresses Smith remains personally responsible for much of the situation and implies a local defense is unnecessary.
In Washington, diplomats may legally bring in and distribute liquor for official and personal use with immunity. Officials could siphon excess from embassies into their own cellars, risking possession questions if raided. Prohibition enforcement remains uneven as diplomats enjoy broad consumption rights.
A poem about a golfer’s struggle to focus on the ball and the enduring frustration of not achieving golfing success. The speaker cites repeated warnings from pros and constant effort that fails to change the stubborn tendency to turn the shoulder and look away.
An excerpt depicts a gull trapped by a predatory skua during a stormy seabird scene. Cormorant calms the frightened gull, urging it to drop the fish to save its life and let the skua seize the prize instead. The gull learns caution as the moment passes and the skua departs with the meal.
A reader shares two letters to Mrs. Lee about family strain and heartbreak. The first describes sudden loss from a husband’s auto crash and the strength shown to care for stepchildren, while concealing grief at night. The second questions whether to wait for an engaged partner who was jailed and forced to marry another, urging resolve despite heartbreak.
Washington correspondent Charles P. Stewart decries New York excess and expense. He argues many NYC residents chase luxury over solid comfort, spending beyond means to project status, with a wary view of the city’s endless entertainments and temptations.
Mrs H 36 has lost 44 pounds to 137 pounds but her face and neck appear thin and wrinkled. Experts say wrinkles at this age often fade after maintaining weight and a proper routine. slower reductions help, facial exercises and neck toning prevent hollows, and thermoskin or glycerine treatments keep skin supple.
One hundred fifteen members attended the annual president's day meeting of the Woman's Club. Three Warren men narrowly escaped death when a touring car crashed into a freight train at the Glade crossing last night.
Over an inch of rain fell in Warren yesterday, the heaviest in weeks. A benefit dance for the Warren Red Jackets football team is planned for Tuesday evening at the Warren State Armory.
On Saturday evening October 4 1926 a raid targeted the War ren Raking company’s sales event at the Carver Hotel. Sheriff George Grosch Police Chief Jefferson Sheffield and Patrolman Roy Moore participated in the Brookston raid.
R Pierson Eaton gained admission to practice before the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. John Perry Clark of Pennsylvania Avenue West underwent surgery Monday morning at Warren General Hospital.
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