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Historic Warren Republican primary engages record turnout
Warren borough and county voters delivered the largest primary turnout in history. The hotly contested Republican slate for school director tax collector and county offices drew strong support, with clean campaigns and few tactics. Voters faced many firm friends on ballots and the results show robust party interest heading into November.
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Sea wreckage and political swings stir anxious readers
In grim note on aviation losses a fragment from a missing flight washes ashore, hinting at endlessly vanished crews and silent seas, while a local primary yields strong rebukes to pro publican aligned county candidates and signals reshaping faction power.
By the Way- Arizona dances and Smoki news noted
By the Way presents a letter from Esther B Leafgren, former YWCA secretary now in Arizona, describing the Smoki dances and rain impacted planning. The piece links Miss Edith Leafgren’s travels, a Prescott Journal-Miner paragraph, and notes on the Smoki gathering being rained out. Sheriff Jefferson returns to Warren amid election chatter.
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Cod Liver Oil And Hiccough Remedies For Infants
Digest of home health notes covering hiccough cures in babies, including tickling the nose to induce a sneeze, hot abdominal compresses, and feeding tips. It also discusses cod liver oil’s vitamins, dosage guidance, potential heart concerns from overdosage, and its debated effectiveness for preventing rickets in infants.
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Tribune Open House Sees Scores Attend Amid Tight Results
A Tribune open house drew a crowd as many waited for full results. Promised tomorrow night’s blow-by-blow battle coverage signals continuing contests. The “altrans” felt flattered in defeat while many districts show slim majorities. Some Teaves fall. Republicans win nominations on other tickets.
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Quotation Snippets From Various Papers Reflecting Mood
A compact collection of aphorisms and snatches from multiple papers. Remarks touch on home, progress, wealth, originality, transit, radio, patience, and travel, including lines about home grammar, column conductors, streetcars, and the merchant fleet.
Retrospective notes on a county fair and local industries
A fragmentary retrospective recalls events around a county agricultural association and a 1936 fair. It mentions a contemplated 244 000 expenditure, a library engagement, and preparations at Bashlin Valve Works for sprinkler installation to protect the plant from fire.
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Wish You Were Here And Other Random Thoughts
A Kel ly grams style column muses on postcards from distant places hinting at envy and curiosity. It explores the lure of mystery in mail, packages, and late phone calls, then shifts to a brief note on fashion groups of rival women’s suits shaping yearly styles.
Drys drift toward Reed as Smith gains plant in Washington
Exclusive dispatch reports southern drys warming to Al Smith as a Democratic presidential option while corn belt drys show growing acceptance of Senator Jim Reed. Reed, a wet Missouri farm ally, is praised for agriculture ties and Midwestern roots. Smith boosters hedge, citing temperance debates and patronage risks.
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Just Fours By Edger Gasst
A five year old narrator enjoys a world of joy and speed yet frets about missing sights. The poem imagines wonder, play, and food rushing as grown ups scold, reflecting a child’s restless curiosity and longing within a playful rural setting.
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