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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1928
Page
4
Ten Reasons To Vote Hoover and Curtis
Warren County Republican Women present ten reasons endorsing Hoover and Curtis. They cite tariff policy boosting living standards, growth in home ownership deposits and life insurance, expanded foreign trade, farm relief, debt reduction and tax cuts, a cautious path on government spending, support for international law and disarmament, Hoover s engineering leadership, Curtis long legislative service, and a pledge to advance morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Curtis
Warren County Council of Republican Women
Republican Party
Anya
Savings Bank and Building and Loan Association
United States
Republican Administration
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
House
Senate
Curtiss
Fragmentary pledge statement echoes civic ideals
A fragment of a civic pledge extols safeguarding the welfare of all people and upholding the traditions that have shaped the nation, suggesting a constitutional or ceremonial context without clear attribution or timing.
The Sympathy Candidate Forging a Gaffing Gubernatorial Image
The piece questions the governor’s fighting stance in the campaign and notes supporters solicit sympathy while ignoring real issues. It urges challenging proposals on prosperity, protectionism, liquor policy, and constitutional change, suggesting he prove rather than plead for votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
White House
Dr. Straton
al Smiths
Raskob
Tom Heflin
Cotton Tom
South
Congress
Washington strike threatens over permanent diplomat corps
Washington eyeballs a potential strike by professional American diplomats who refuse to quit their posts after elections. Career ministers fear forced resignations as new administrations arrive, challenging the longtime practice of political turnover. President Coolidge has promoted several career men, widening the rift as term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pemsinal
Coolidge
Calvin
Death and memory in a graveyard meditation
The excerpt ponders mortality and the end of thought after death. It contrasts the quiet physical decay with the fear that pious thoughts people send to newly buried graves will fade. The speaker warns that without belief in resurrection minds may forget duty once a loved one passes.
Peter's Adventures Amid Rising Flood Waters
In a vivid tale by Florence Vincenet, Peter escapes the banks as floodwaters rise and a palm treetop vantage leads to a floating inland lake. Sacred Ibis and his brother Scar improvise a feeding spree on the new flood plain, gobbling fat frogs, mollusks, and other prey before resting to plot their next move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlet
Egypt
Nat
Brother Scarlet
Sacred Ibis
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
A discussion on fairness in marriage and family life. Readers ask about age gaps in courtship and the impact of unequal domestic burdens. Advice emphasizes mutual respect, waiting for maturity, and avoiding enforcing strict home confinement on partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Poison booze deaths and New York voter counts reveal urban peril
The Diary of a New Yorker notes poison liquor deaths in New York with 428 per 287 days and 2,042,000 registered voters, while reporting rail fines, Kreisler dining, Mussolini English lessons, and cautionary tips about night clubs and personal resilience amid city life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Old West
Diet and Bealte Marriage Advice and Health Notes
The column discusses marriage of first cousins and genetic risks, advises at 18 as too young to marry, and covers tape worm infections from undercooked beef and pork with treatment and prevention tips. It also mentions arthritis remedies, doctor visits, and a note on possible floating knee cartilage with a future topic on a remarkable reduction.
Warren county Scouts join Roosevelt bike event Saturday
About seventy five Warren county Boy Scouts are expected to participate Saturday in the Roosevelt bike event. Helen Wood was elected president of the Warren High School Girls Athletic Association at a meeting held yesterday. Ten cans of trout were planted in streams at Youngsville yesterday by Ralph Bailey of Corry. Mike Marino became owner of the J A Sealife grocery store on Fourth avenue in a deal concluded this week. Mrs Alda Crosby of Columbus sprained her right ankle in the courthouse. Contractor Andrew Hohman is drilling an oil well on the Irvine farm East Side for Thomas and Robert Bright. John R Hessey and Harold C Putnam have returned from Paris where they attended the American Legion convention. Sheriff Grosch completed collection of ballot boxes in the county per instructions from Marshall McGregor of Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wood
Warren High School Girls’ Athletic Association
Andrew Hohman
Irvine Farm
Thomas
Robert Bright
Sailor Held in Civilian Dress Over Delayed Return
A sailor who failed to report back to his battle cruiser in time was detained by a superior officer after arriving in citizen clothes. He allegedly quipped that he believed major nations had signed the Kellogg treaty and assumed his services were no longer needed.
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Peter's Adventures
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