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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1927

Page

4

Tribune masthead and notice fragment

The Warren Tribune lists staff and offices with a prayer pledge and advertising, subscription, and open forum policies. It notes circulation, delivery rates, and mail pricing, inviting reader communications and confirming editorial standards.

Editorial on voters turnout and responsibility in elections

The Franklin News-Herald editorial questions why many Americans abstain from voting and critiques campaigns urging turnout. It argues that voter ignorance and indifference undermine democracy, urging the National Association of Manufacturers to educate citizens about government principles and policies before pressing for votes.

Franklin News-Herald National Association of Manufacturers

Florida boom fades as planes fight moths over sugar

Government reports note booms ending like the Florida boom while airplanes wage battles with moths in Louisiana sugar fields. Summer resort hotel keepers report weak business, though many people aren’t greatly troubled.

Louisiana

Hallowe en plans and school director race noted at Warren

The article previews Warren events including a Halloween celebration by the American Legion and Ex-service Men Civic Club with a parade and ball on October 31. It also discusses a Republican school director nomination race with multiple candidates and mentions Washington trip policy for sema classes and local road repairs.

Warren American Legion Company I Civic Club F. E. Windsors

Diet and Heat Advice for Mothers and Children

A nurse advises on hernia care in infants with guidance on abdominal support and when surgery is needed. It covers navel and groin hernias, use of adhesive straps, proper truss fitting, and cautions against overhandling to avoid spoiling the baby. The piece notes a related sports item and dietary tips for overweight and sterility, including weight loss examples and a request for a diet pamphlet.

Tye Gore Lin

Public Wits and Puzzles From Local Papers

A collage of quips from Bradford Era Meadville Tribune-Republican Punxsutawney Spirit New Castle News and Franklin News-Herald. The snippets reflect opinion and humor on politics nature and science, with scattered references to ballots and past elections, framed as a lively cross-press collage.

Three Years Ago Retrospective Highlights Local News

September 16 1924 North Warren residents heard County Superintendent C S Knapp discuss Consolidated County Schools. Warren Rotarians hosted Kane Rotarians during a drive by 38 members. September 16 1925 primary vote seen as decisive in early results. Deputies Grasch custody two men sent to Allegheny workhouse. September 16 1926 Blake to Beaver Falls after leaving G Gifford Smith Co. Peterson injured in a 30 foot fall. Only 443 hunting licenses issued of 900 sent to county treasurer White.

North Warren C. S. Knapp Consolidated County Schools A. P. Blake G. Gifford Smith Company Beaver White

Kellygrams A Considerate Wife

A friend recalls a man who loved his first wife deeply, sharing memories and music. After her death he wed a second wife who supports his reminiscences, though at Chopin’s sentimental favorite she withdraws to give him space, showing considerate devotion amid lasting loss.

Iran

Revolving fund plan aims to aid farmers in lean years

Washington reports outline a revolving fund to back farm relief, with a haugen McNary plan flavor. It would let farmers borrow up to 65 percent of crops and allow storage for price recovery, funded by a $300 million appropriation and a commission to finance reloaned loans.

Washington Jardine Agriculture Department Charles L. McNary Oregon Gilbert N. Haagen Iowa McNary ab@ut Farm Loan Bureau Congress

Just Folks by Edger Guest

A speaker contemplates a crowd of thirty thousand at a game and ponders the hidden hopes deeds and futures of each person. He reflects on the crowd as individuals each with dreams joys and sorrows awaiting tomorrow.

Edger Guest Edgar A. Guest

Colors in Her Gown Outshine My Finest Dress

A fragmentary verse describes a woman whose colors blend surpassing any garment I own. Clouds wrap her like cloaks, creating a vivid, lyrical image of beauty and majesty in nature.

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