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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
4
Invocation urges praise and calling on the Lord to declare his works among the people as a daily measure of fellowship and cooperation. The brief meditation thanks God for privileges of shared faith and mutual support.
Campaign roster lists Herbert Hoover for president United States Senator David A Reed for the Senate Edward Martin as state treasurer and A W Mumford for the assembly, reflecting a Republican ticket in the electoral slate.
Bishop Francis J. McConnell argues churches may discuss public welfare without coercing voters. He notes ministers collect facts on liquor conditions and speak through resolutions, urging responsible influence rather than ecclesiastical coercion in campaigns. He frames the church as a prophetic influence in democracy, not a political master.
A church speech argues that lofty ideals guide social reform, praising the prohibition movement as a large scale effort to improve lives for hundreds of thousands. It warns that the prophetic voice must align with the basic conditions enabling genuine human life to be effective.
Washington dispatch profiles Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska as a hard to classify candidate. He campaigns across states for fairness rather than a fixed party line, seeks to keep the progressive bloc intact, and hints he may back a presidential ticket yet keeps rivals guessing.
A fragment from Otway speaks of a brief gaze, resistance, and longing for pity. The speaker confesses loss of will, power to sigh, and a desire to warm another’s heart by sharing warmth and love.
A passing glance reveals a woman sewing in a room, a merry child nearby, red geraniums, a neatly kept lawn, and roses on a trellis. The speaker notes the little house as complete with joy against cynics and fear, highlighting homes where children play and mothers smile.
In this sea drama, Skua the pirate bird faces Eagle and battles for nesting space. Gulls cheer their cousin as Skua’s bold defense against the king of the air unfolds, with Mrs Skua and Cousin Sally denying cowardice and urging courage amid the shore’s roiling tensions.
In a counseling exchange, Mrs. Lee discusses peer influence among girls and boys, friend dynamics, and moral choices. A reader recounts breaking with a manipulative friend, questions about smoking for girls, and the social double standard, with guidance to drop harmful companionship and form healthier ties.
The writer shares favorite New York experiences from Grand Central to Hudson tunnels and Newark department stores, notes on the political scene with Al Smith and mayoral concerns, plus a survey of major Broadway and theater productions and upcoming shows.
Mothers are advised that health guidance should be sought from a specialist or clinic. The column discusses infant constipation and cautions against using enemas of soup and water for babies under one year. It recommends using a normal salt solution if an enema is ever needed and urges parents to determine underlying causes such as inadequate solid foods.
A 1924 remnant notes St Bonaventure College Reserves winning 6 0 over Warren Red Jackets with a botched punt noted as a factor. The piece also mentions a Retail Merchants Bureau dinner and meeting of the Chamber of Commerce showcasing broad mercantile representation.
The Ard annual institute of the school teachers of Warren county will open Monday Oct 19 and remain in session for five days. Four traffic violators were fined by Justice of Peace Clark E Nelson. Sixty seven attended the Scout Leaders dinner at the Conewango club. A new bridge is under construction over Jackson Run to Camp Jeffmore by contractor Gamble. A mother bear and two cubs were seen west of Warren by Carl Barker and Thomas Shaner. The Theater Guild is praised as a solid success. An infant welfare table provides feeding guidance for nine to twelve month olds with detailed meal suggestions and notes on care from Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters.
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