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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1928
Page
4
A political slate lists Herbert Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president. David A. Reed is named as United States senator. Edward Martin stands as state treasurer and Charles A. Waters as auditor general. The document presents a regional GOP ballot lineup with party affiliation implied.
A front page essay by William E. Dodd argues that modern lawbreaking mirrors long standing American habits. He links smuggling and slavery era violations to contemporary enforcement lapses, noting frontier mobs and vigilante action as recurring methods of dispensing justice outside law.
The speaker urges a thorough study of past lawlessness, challenging old sanctions as never before. The effect is evident, but the cause remains to be determined.
The piece analyzes how Senator Norris and the Progressive bloc influence the coming Senate elections. It lists seven targeted senators by party, notes holdovers and near-Progressives, and explains Norris aims to keep the balance of power for the White House term. It cites support from Labor lists and flags doubts about some declared candidates.
A 17 year old asks if she is too young to wed and if white organdie in October would be suitable while her mother weighs in. Mrs Lee advises patience, social activity, and shared reading like Little Women to ease marital strain as the baby grows. Proverbs guidance closes the piece with a biblical moral.
Golden-Collar declares he longs for a home and a wife to share life on the plains. He asks Miss Susan Straw-Neck Ibis to be his mate, promising companionship, work, and love after escaping pursuers. She accepts with joy, recalling past fears now fading as they plan to rebuild a house together and avoid the narrow porch. Next country tale continues.
A busy curious thirsty fly peers from a cup and urges life to be seized. The speaker notes life is short and quickly wears away, urging swift enjoyment and reflection on time passing.
A reflective verse about seas, cliffs, and the beach at Pointe Aux Berques as children depart for summer. a meditation on endurance, belief in a larger purpose, and the need to persevere through disappointment toward eventual growth and achievement.
The diary notes bootleggers bragging of spotless Bronx laboratories and chemists earning high weekly pay to synthesize drinks. It references steamship sailings, Lady Drummond Hay, Siegel Stores failures, and a jailed politician released on bail, all illustrating a city in transit between glamour and graft with New York figures and names surfacing in fleeting vignettes.
A health column urges consultation with a dermatologist for mole removal and cautions that certain moles may be dangerous if tampered with. It describes methods like electric needle and chemical agents, emphasizes professional treatment, and notes the need to avoid home remedies. The piece also discusses sleep positioning and a weight loss program using the Tummy Ten exercises.
In open court a petition asked for the appointment of a receiver for the Commercial Drop Forge Company. A report from farmer R H Duntley shows an experiment yielding 455 bushels of potatoes per acre at Gerrydon.
Public Service Commission meeting in Erie decided to construct a subway under the Erie tracks on the state highway route passing through Columbus. Hundreds attended the Hallowe'en party at the Y.M.C.A. Thursday night.
Edward Dietsch is reappointed fireman at the Central building. Jamestown High School trains two weeks at Lakewood for Warren game. Lucille McLaughlin returns from Erie nurses’ convention. Warren High beats Oil City 12-6 for seventh win. Philadelphia conductor skis acclaimed. Wagner interpretation praised. tickets scarce. Faust and Macbeth rehearsals signal theatre season opener. Producers complain few good plays exist globally.
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