Bible Thought Prayer Cleaves to Thee in Sorrow
A brief devotional prayer pleads for divine aid and steadfastness amid rebellion. The speaker seeks ascent and protection, turning to God in sorrow.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
4
Republican Ticket Names Hoover Martin Waters for Key Offices
The ticket lists Herbert Hoover for president, Edward Martin for state treasurer, and Charles A. Waters for auditor general as the party outlines its slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Martin
Charles A. Waters
Warren Air Port Plan Gathers Backing From Nine Leaders
Warren residents rally behind a proposed fully equipped airport with landing fueling and housing facilities to be developed within months. Nine prominent backers from major local firms join a campaign to sell Warren Airport Incorporated stock aiming for a $25,000 oversubscription and immediate community involvement. The letter urges quick contact with signers G G Brockway Harry R Lewis M F Cowden H A Logan H G Eaton F J McCoy L C Jamieson E V Moncrief and E M Lyons for details and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Warren Airport, Incorporated
G.G. Brockway
G. G. Brockway Co
Harry R. Lewis
Conenango Refining Co
M. F. Cowden
Pennsylvania Oil Products Refining Co
H. A. Logan
United Refining Co
H. G. Eaton
Superior Oil Works and Mutual Refining Co
F. J. McCoy
Viking Oil Corporation
L. C. Jamieson
The
E. V. Moncrief
Lawn and Finch Refining Co
E. M. Lyons
Tiona Refining Co
Argentina revives claim to Falkland Islands and territories
The Philadelphia Public Ledger discusses a long forgotten international dispute over Argentina's assertion of possession to the Falkland Islands along with the South Orkneys and South Georgia. The article examines historical claims and potential implications for regional borders and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Argentina
Falkland Islands
South Orkneys
South Georgia
Falkland Islands Dispute Stands as Dormant Clash of Claims
The piece notes that Britain has held the Falklands since 1883 but Argentina’s sovereignty renunciation remains unpursued. It argues the dispute is largely academic until a ship, flag, or action alters the status quo, with the islands’ remote wildlife and strategic potential highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falklands
Argentina
Antarctic
Senator Blease: Wet by inclination, dry by necessity in Washington
Washington notes say Senator Coleman Livingston Blease from South Carolina votes dry in the Senate to satisfy his state, while his personal views on prohibition remain fiercely wet. He defends his stance with blunt language, yet returns home to a pro dry electorate, creating a notable contradiction in his public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Coleman Livingston Blease
South Carolina
Senate
Cole Blease
Cole
Senator Blease
Cokie
Dixie
al Smith
Augusta
South Carolina-Georgia
Prohibition
Blease
Coleman Livingston
United States
Colie
Sweet in her green dell my flower of beauty lies
Poetic lament describing a maiden slumbering in a green dell while the speaker’s sad lute nights echo. A hoblet wanders from cliffs to willow banks. the speaker longs to join his love, hearing her dreamlike response as fountains echo. The piece ends with a plea to his beloved and a deathly tender note.
Just Folks Bs Edgar A Guest
An old poem laments an empty house as a lonely tomb where echoes replace laughter. The speaker pleads for smiles, voices, and children to fill each room and keep fear at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
Ibis and Scar Talk of Life in a Flooded Land
Sacred Ibis and his mate Scar discuss settling in a land with plenty to eat and water cooling them. They debate marriage, nesting, and why humans pray to the Nile Spirit as floods subside. The scene ends with both birds dozing on the Nile shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarlet
Sacred Ibis
The
Nile
Living and Loving by Mrs Virginia Lee
A high school girl asks how to win friends and fit in. The columnist suggests self‑inventory on appearance and manners, inviting a first step like hosting a gathering, then reaching out to other quiet girls who share similar interests to gradually join activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Virginia Lee
Molly
New York Broadway Shows and Notable Figures of 1924
A roundup of Broadway money leaders and popular productions, plus German theater in New York and overseas calling costs. It notes Chief money successes for nonmusicals and musicals, a Yorkville operetta opening, fare cuts by the Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit, and remarks on Jack Conway of Variety and other cultural tidbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Lal
Machina
Show Boat
New York
America
Kuennecke
Yorkville Casino
East Eighty-sixth Street
Jack Conway
Variety
Theatrical Weekly
Bermuda
Conway
Broadway
American Mercury
Dempsey
Pa‘ooka
Thire
L.A
al Smith
Sue
Diet and Health No Excuse for Overweight Says Woman
A letter from Mrs. M describes a dramatic weight loss from 256 to 150 pounds between August 1924 and August 1927. She notes family weight trends, childlike inheritance of obesity, and her current vitality at age 86, with details on height, prior weight, and dieting efforts.
Plans for Republican rally and health advice column
Plans were completed this afternoon for a Republican rally with Mrs Augusta Browne Fleming and Franklin Spencer Edmonds as speakers. The page also includes a long reader letter from Mrs M H urging diet reform, exercise and gradual weight loss, and requests for pamphlets. other brief items reference a football ticket sale, Halloween observance, and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Browne Fleming
Franklin Spencer Edmonds
Dinner Stories from Scotland Golf Tale
A gentleman visiting relatives in Scotland is urged to try golf. On his first stroke he clubs the ball with a mighty swing scattering turf. He asks what he hit and the caddie replies Scotland, sir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
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