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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1928

Page

4

The Warren Tribune Publisher and staff listing

The Warren Tribune lists officers, editors, and key staff including E D Wetmore as president and J R Van Cleve as treasurer and business manager. It notes Devine-Wallis Corporation as national advertising representative and provides office contact numbers and subscription rates for local and mail editions.

Warren Tribune Warren Tribune Company E. D. Wetmore Henry H. Bassett R. G. Chapel R. W. Cousins Fred ©. Eaton A. E. Johnson J. R. van Cleve William H. Wright Frank R. Ford Warren Post Office

Prayer and Promises From Isaiah Fragment

Fragmentary religious text cites Isaiah about the Lord gracious and merciful. The readable lines invoke judgment and blessing for those who wait on God, with a marginal note quoting Psalm 1 8 and a brief prayer-like fragment.

Republican Ticket for Hoover and Curtis

The Republican banner lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president. United States Senator David A. Reed is named in association with the slate.

Charles Curtis United States David A. Reed

Welfare Bond Issue Advocated in Public Forum

E L Newbold of Irvine urges support for the Welfare Bond Issue in November arguing it funds care for the mentally unbalanced and aids retired citizens. The writer warns voters may reject multiple amendments but believes this bond has the best chance to pass.

E. L. Newbold Irvine Public Forum Newbold

Frear Addresses Republican Rally Praising Hoover

Wisconsin congressman James Frear spoke to a Court House rally urging Hoover’s cause. Frear, in his eighth term, backed La Follette views and noted the northwest farms leaning Republican. His district along the Minnesota border blends agriculture with three industrial towns.

James Frear Wisconsin Court House Hoover Frear la Follette Smith LaFollette New York National House of Representatives Minnesota President Coolidge

Hoover Campaign Rally Highlights Frear and Hoover Support

A Warren County rally underscored broad backing for Congressman Frear and Herbert Hoover as Governor Smith’s farm relief promises are deemed misvalued by those affected. Despite expectations of low turnout in a lopsided race, the enthusiastic crowd signaled strong GOP appeal.

Smith Hoover Warren County Congressman Frear Herbert Hoover

Mississippi Flood Control Feasibility Warned by Colonel Graves

Colonel Ernest Graves of the Rivers and Harbors Board says flood control on the Mississippi may be possible within limits but requires very high levees and careful channel management. He explains the river runs in a valley with marshland and warns that a single groove could force dangerous diversions unless the main channel is protected.

Washington Blississippi Ernest Graves War Department Rivers and Harbors Board Army Engineers Was Department Edgar Judas Charles L Potter Missiesppliver Commmission Carleton W. Sturtevant Mississippi

Just Folks by Engara Guest

Poem reflecting on history and faith comparing ancient figures Caesar Pilate Paul Solomon David and Saul to modern times. It questions whether people are better or worse than in biblical eras when Christ died for humankind. The verses touch sun moon stars and nature as constants across ages.

Caesar Pilate Paul Solomon David Saul Christ Galilee

Public Forum Calls Readers to Back Local Airport Pro Trial

A Tribune readers’ forum urges support for establishing an airport in Warren. It praises pioneering figures and argues aviation will boost national and community progress and bring financial returns, challenging readers to “dare to be a fool” and back the venture.

Tribune Columbus John Cabot James Watt Fulton Stephenson Lesage Morse Field Olds Haynes Wanton Ford Warren March of Prooress Inn

Welfare bond issue on November ballot urged by Citizens' Committee

A November amendment proposes a fifty million welfare bond to fund four new state institutions and upgrades for existing hospitals and penal facilities. The letter from EL Newbold, member of the Citizens' Committee for the Welfare Bond Issue, argues bonds are needed for humane care of the mentally ill, epileptics, feeble minded, and criminals.

Trbyne Japan el, Newbold Citizens' Committee

Six Barrel Well Shot on Russell Property Lease

A six barrel well was shot Saturday on the Keye Onland Gas Company lease near Old Clarendon in Crawford County. Dr. W P Clancy travels to Rochester Minnesota to attend Mayo Brothers clinic. Ralph Summerton, former county treasurer, has acquired a new lease in Crawford County near Titusville. Warren General Hospital donation day set for Saturday November 7th.

Keye Onl and Gas Company Russell Old Clarendon W. P. Clancy Rochester Minn Mayo Brothers Chnie Ralph Summerton Crawford County Titusville Saiulay Warren General Hospital

Westminster president speaks at Rotary dinner

Dr. Charles Wallace, president of Westminster College, spoke at the Rotary dinner held last night at the Woman's Club. Thaddeus P. Reig of Hickory Street was appointed court crier by Judge D. A. Arird. A pen parade and demonstration will be staged by Warren High students and Warren City on Friday and Saturday. Bond issue pamphlets are being distributed to Warren voters.

Charles Wallace Westminster College Rotary Woman’s Club Thaddeus P. Reig Hickory Street D. A. Arird Warren Warren High Warren Physi City

Campaign Stuff and the Tea Cake Vote

A satirical piece contrasts voters choosing leaders over tea and cake. The speaker notes a nation's future hinges on appetite and party lines, with lines about Black and White factions and a plea for guidance to understand the dangers facing the land.

Black

New York Society Prepares for Royal Wedding

The Diary of a New Yorker reports Miss Estelle R. Manville of Pleasantville N Y will wed Count Folke Bernadotte of Sweden on December 1 at St Johns Episcopal Church Pleasantville A royal reception follows at Fh Esmaro the Manville home The groom and royal party sail November 17 from Gothenburg for Sweden on the Kungsholm.

New York Estelle R. Manville Pleasantille N.Y Folke Bernadotte Sweden St. John’s Episcopal Church Pleasantville Fh-Esmaro Edward Manville Prince Gustavus Adolphus Gothenburg Mince Kungsholm Manville Europe Miss Manville Trousseau Paris Royal Palace

Bad Advice on Diet and Sealing a Premature Baby

The column warns against well meaning relatives urging early weaning and stresses not to rush feeding. It notes a six to seven month old baby weighing about fifteen pounds is normal and advises consultation with a child specialist for proper care. It discusses premature birth realities and the value of continued intrauterine development for safer outcomes.

Peter's Adventures By Florence Vincent

Peter's adventures unfold as Golden-Collar the bird hides from two legs and hunters in a marshy land while a mocking voice laughs from the shadows. The tale follows Golden-Collar seeking safety and questioning the two-legged pursuers who chase a vanished bird.

Peter Florence Vincent Golden-Collar Golden- Collar

Asthma in Children Causes and Tests

The article explains that childhood asthma may stem from mucosal sensitization to various substances and foods. It notes skin tests to identify irritants, mentions wind as another type with unclear causes, and suggests chest exercises, fresh air, sunshine, and proper diet as factors in resistance.

Advising Against Dosing Grandchildren With Baking Soda

A reader asks how to handle a daughter in law who gives their grandchild baking soda to treat acidosis. The adviser condemns the practice as treating the effect not the cause, urges dietary changes, and suggests gifting a dietary book to the daughter in law with tactful approach.

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