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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1928
Page
4
A condensed religious snippet notes praise to the Lord for gifts and the prophecy of a blessed birth. The text references a child born unto us and God given, with archaic phrasing and devotional language. It reflects a devotional card style from a historical page.
The ticket lists Herbert Hoyer for president with Charles Curtis as vice president, and David A. Reed for U S senator. Edward Martin is state treasurer, Charles A. Waters is auditor general, William D. Porter is justice of the state supreme court, and T G Cochran is named for Congress.
US President Coolidge rejects any plan linking Allied war debts with German reparations. The piece notes US refusal to collect others debts while affirming that Europe may pursue its own arrangements. It cites the Balfour declaration and Dawes Plan as context for possible German relief and reduced reparations with a fair contribution toward France's reconstruction costs.
The document outlines France’s expected collection of 368.6 million dollars under the Dawes Plan while U.S. and Britain hold roughly 60 million more. It warns war debt payments will rise for years, but asserts U.S. responsibility for settlements and urges Allied nations to act on reparations to reduce German obligations.
The federal trade commission resumes its study of power companies amid debates over how much profit they earn and how they influence public opinion. The row over who should lead the probe grows as figures from Senator Norris to President clash with party lines.
A literary excerpt contrasts Wordsworth and his era with a modern focus on wealth and materialism. The passage reflects on nature, the sea, and the speaker yearning for deeper, timeless experience beyond consumption. The tone is reflective and critical of contemporary values.
Poem recounts a man torn between writing duties and fishing on a perfect August day. A whisper urges labor indoors, but the west wind calls his name and he abandons the pen to fish, imagining his beloved might do the same.
In a dramatic scene Cousin Sally confronts Eagle as he raids nests. Eagle flees toward the far side of the teeka, his tail feathers trailing, while Gull leaders celebrate the victory and bid farewell to a lone Cormorant as he prepares to journey inland.
In a New York diary style column Alexander C Herman sketches stark scenes from city life. A fourth floor West Forty seventh street hotel room hosts a gang leader and a weary chorus girl as danger and menace loom. Elsewhere a mother seeks hospital care for a serious operation as her children are sent to charity homes on West 183rd street.
A reader seeks counsel on a tense mother in law conflict. The daughter in law recounts a strained visit, self sacrifice, and miscommunications. The response cautions against inviting further visits after a misstep and urges clear boundaries while maintaining civility.
A speaker describes a spoiled response from a partner and offers reassurance of love and honesty. The speaker regrets unintentionally hurting her and imagines the partner reading a hurtful letter nightly, causing imagined nightmares.
A discussion on how heredity affects dental health and how prenatal and postnatal diet influence children's teeth. Dr Kappes reports Rochester Mayo Foundation findings: children with good teeth had diets rich in fruits vegetables meat eggs and milk, while poor teeth correlated with excess starches and sugars and few fruits or vegetables. Case comparisons suggest proper diet and dental care can overcome hereditary risk.
On Oct 6 1924 Henry A Fox purchased the Martindale Projucts company. Meanwhile nearly all Sub-High pupils entered the essay contest run by the Electric League of Warren Sheffield and Youngsville.
Dr C 3 Frantz left for Harrisburg to attend the convention of the Pennsylvania Medical Society. The Woman's club Art club held its first meeting yesterday with Miss Effie Braddock in charge.
October 6 1926 the Youngsville council hears the resignation of police chief Wilbur Weaver. A special charter train may carry Warren football fans to Erie for a Sunday game as the Red Jackets face the Erie team.
J L Blair of East Street was thrown from a riding horse and received injuries yesterday. The Warren Independents will open their season on Sunday with a game against the Johnsonburg Indies at Johnsonburg Sunday afternoon.
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