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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1928
Page
4
Hoover for president with Curtis as running mate. Reed seeks U.S. Senate. Edward Martin named state treasurer and Charles A Waters auditor general in a Republican slate.
A column notes that both parties claim tariff reform as key in the presidential race. It contrasts Hoover’s pledge to continue policies with Smith’s stance of nonpoliticized tariffs, tariff commission plans, and protection for U.S. labor and farmers while opposing the Underwood bill. It comments on public sentiment and the risk of tariff politics.
The piece contrasts Governor Al Smith’s tariff remarks with his farm relief talk and notes the Democratic camp’s wavering support. It urges listeners to hear Hoover’s Boston tariff address, asserting his line as a consistent defense of protection for workers and farmers.
In Washington on Oct 15 a columnist weighs pacifism forms and the Ford peace expedition. The piece centers on Rosika Schwimmer’s naturalization appeal denied by Judge Carpenter, later revived by appeals court and before the Supreme Court, with Commissioner Crist weighing the implications for future cases. The tone critiques official stance while noting Remus’s deportation case context.
The poem opens with lullaby lines praising a sleeping child. It describes a vision of gentle dreams and hidden joys while the infant rests. The verse notes soft physical features and a tender awakening that could bring night’s fears.
A poem by Edgar A. Guest contemplates reclaiming past joys and fame. The speaker longs to relive the companionship and shared struggles with a friend from long ago, without altering successes or failures, but cherishing enduring friendship.
A vivid fable unfolds as Cormorant encounters a striking green clad lady who devours a frog with a gleeful claim to a flawless husband. The elegant figure, revealed as Mrs Glossy Ibis, boasts of superior prowess and a perch above common folk in a tale of flirtation and vanity.
A reader asks if a 31 year old in debt should wed a 47 year old widow with money. Mrs Lee warns against marrying without love to escape debts, noting the risk of dependence, loss of freedom, and social scrutiny. She urges the man to work out his finances himself for mutual happiness.
Diary letters describe Jimmie MacGuckin a 24 year old customs guard in New York who shot a longshoreman in what he claimed was self defense. He was indicted for murder but died by gas in prison, haunted by accusations and a mother's tale of a pursuing ghost. The narrative weaves in city life notes from Madison Avenue museums to census fears and curious reader questions.
Anna, a maid, weighed 240 pounds at four feet tall and began dieting six months ago. She has now shed 32 pounds, averaging about five pounds per month, after reducing her daily intake from around 3000 calories to healthier levels and cutting back on snacks.
On Oct 15, 1924 L L Bishop spoke at the Sheffield Rod and Gun club gathering held last night. Warren marked Dollar Day with the largest city trade day in its history amid a big community shopping push.
On October 15 1925 Warren reports a small outbreak of whooping cough per Medical Inspector Dr C W Schmehl The first sign of winter appeared as a flock of wild geese flew westward Mig Hilma Pearson resigned as superintendent of Warren General Hospital Warren High officials ordered new bleachers seating three thousand at Russell Field to be installed
Henry N. Reist, Farm Bureau agent, is called to State College to head agricultural extension economic work there. The column includes health weight loss notes about Anna Cuts Down Calories and a medical Q&A with Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters offering pamphlets on reducing and gaining weight, plus request for self addressed envelopes and coins for articles and pamphlets.
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