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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1928
Page
4
A fragmentary religious excerpt urges Wash ye and cleanse, remove evil deeds, learn to do well, seek judgment, relieve the oppressed, plead for the widow, and prayers for washing and favor. The text cites Isaiah 1 16 1 17 and echoes prayer for cleansing.
The slate includes President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis with Senator David A. Reed as U S Senator from Pennsylvania, Edward Martin as State Treasurer, Charles A. Waters as Auditor General, William D. Porter as Supreme Court Judge, T C Cochran for Congress, and A W Mumford for Assembly.
The piece contrasts two social gatherings in Syracuse and Parkersburg where Al Smith was accused of drunkenness. It notes Smith’s denial, critiques campaign tactics as defensive and bungled, and suggests voters should ignore gossip and judge policies rather than personal attacks. It likens Parkersburg to Warren and cites partisan reactions.
New York City is mocked as overhyped and insular in a Washington column. The writer contrasts Manhattan with Washington and cites Senator Norris of Nebraska and Herbert Hoover, blasting New Yorkers for their supposed superiority while praising rural and Midwestern intellect.
An archaic verse scene presents birds instructed to tell a woman of a hidden love. The speaker, Thomas Heywood, urges the birds to sing of the suitor’s fidelity and awaiting reply while she sleeps. The poem blends pastoral imagery with a lover’s vow.
Poem recalls a boyish companion as a lasting presence through time. The speaker reflects that the lad remains alive in memory and occasional whispers, footsteps, and playful moments. A tribute to enduring childhood within aging years.
Cormorant and Albatross discuss kinship and friendship amid a storm as waves pound the sea. The Albatross reveals its lineage with Cormorants and recalls old summers with distant kin while rain pours and the bird soars above the squall.
A column offering guidance on teen relationships emphasizes kindness over snobbery, advising girls to mind their actions and communications. It discusses a 17 year old in love with a 40 year old widower and suggests postponing meetings, seeking distractions, and clear communication to reduce jealousy.
The diary compares small towns’ benches and Sunday routines with New York’s crowded, seatless streets. It notes strict dress rules for female workers in banks, long waits for seating in transit hubs, scarce lounges, and few benches in Central Park, concluding New York is a place where one often must stand.
A column fragment recalls a Jewish Proverb about mothers and notes a brief future update. The text mentions readers who follow the column and hints at upcoming content in a short note.
Warren residents report W F Bennett of Warren left Sunday for Boston to attend the thirty third degree sessions. The Carlton Davis cup is to be formally presented by Windsor Cousins president of the class of 1919 at Warren High School tomorrow.
About twenty Warren High school students will attend the session of naturalization court tomorrow. A boxing show scheduled for Friday has been postponed due to equipment delays. the Knights of Columbus sponsor the card. An excerpt from Dr Ales Hrdlickas work on babies who walk on all fours is discussed with reader contributions and notes on development.
The Youngsville High football team will be guests of the Warren Athletic association at the game here Saturday with Sheffield. Janet Miner of 2016 Pennsylvania avenue east received cuts and bruises last night when struck by an automobile.
A brief sermon echoes the teaching of Luke 6 31 32 25 urging believers to treat enemies with charity and to do good without expecting reward, promising that such conduct aligns with being children of the Highest who is kind to the unthankful and evil.
A summer resort visitor receives a letter from a young reporter who uses a small cross as a period. The formality of the tone contrasts with every sentence ending in a kiss, confusing the sender and friend.
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