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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1928
Page
4
The Republican banner lists President Herbert Hoover and Vice President Charles Curtis with U S Senator David A Reed and State Treasurer Edward Martin as leading figures on the ticket in a concise party slate.
The Tribune notes Governor Al Smith’s egotistical western address with readers split on his self praise. It cites the New York Herald Tribune saying Smith courts each region with different issues while dodging firm positions on farm relief and the equalization fee, provoking debate over his consistency and strategy.
The governor backs the McNary-Haugen idea in principle but rejects the equalization fee, a stance that splits his party. Critics say he avoids a clear line, while some praise his cautious approach. Nebraska’s McMullen and others urge frankness on his true allegiance and leadership.
New York dispatch notes John Coolidge begins a $30 weekly apprenticeship with the New Haven in New Haven Connecticut. Pa Coolidge enforces strict discipline and secrecy, escorting his son for years, with expectations of rapid but earned advancement before any marriage plans.
A stormy voyage brings Albatross and a smiling Bill into close friendship with two- legged sailors. Bill the Cocky Bird helps calm the Albatross, who becomes wary of favors yet learns companionship. Cormorant endures loneliness and hunger while watching the pair. The sailors’ curiosity shifts to feeding the birds as the trio bonds.
A reader asks how to know if she is truly in love with her longtime beau and whether age 21 or 22 is suitable for marriage. Mrs. Lee counsels that affection may resemble brotherly care, suggests marriage age norms, and notes girls mature earlier than boys while parental approval remains important.
A New Castle Ind reader argues New York offers more seats, longer benches, and better theaters than small towns. The column playfully defends the city’s bustle, noting transit times and price gaps, while teasing readers to request a city guide.
A reader asks whether unrefined or refined salt best prevents goiter. The note discusses iodine content, mineral loss in refining, and whether white salt strips minerals during processing. It outlines concerns about refined salt removing minerals and potential effects on health and thyroid intake.
In a retrospective from September 22, 1924, the Tribune- One Year Ago column summarizes Prep Club elections, a YWCA building committee report, and then presents a medical note on iodine and goiter. It discusses iodized salt, regional iodine deficiency, and public health guidance from Dr. Lulu Hunt Peters.
September 22 1926 Ches ter Carlson reports through a hurricane alert that he and others are homeless but safe. A Warren county religious census plans meeting was held. Mildred Anderson starred in Monsieur Beaucaire at Warren High School auditorium. Warren County Motor Club hosted delegates from 24 state auto clubs.
A tramp asks a circus proprietor for work and is told he could become a lion tamer. He refuses, saying deceit would be wrong, as he cannot fake fear of lions. The anecdote sits among quirky regional notes about New York. Gas fumes threaten trees in New York streets, killing foliage. imitation plants of wire and gutta percha with dyed grass decorates swanky apartment streets, showing nature in New York is artificial.
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