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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune lists advertising rates and business office contacts, with delivery options, subscriptions, and classified sections. It announces open forum letters requiring real names and addresses, urges accuracy, and includes a Psalm and prayer segment.
United Press dispatch portrays Gene Tunney as a thoughtful champion who despises crowds yet loves kids. The piece notes his dislike of the prizefighter label, pride in being a skilled boxer, and affection from friends like Bernard Gimbel and Lord Clydesdale. It details Tunney’s Chicago visit, greeting schoolchildren but avoiding attention from debutantes, and contrasts his path with Eddie Eagan’s.
Amid astonished Parisians two million Americans veterans of Europe’s war march through Paris last Monday with families and Salvation Army representatives. The crowd saw novelties such as a York man leading a duck titled the Duck of York. Parisians, puzzled at first, grew impressed as the pageant showcased the American Expeditionary Force in a new incarnation and spirit.
The Tribune hosts an open house after a Chicago bout draws a large Warren crowd. George Cunningham relays play by play from the window while Lynn Putnam and Mickey Maria manage phones and telegraphs. Messenger Thompson ferries news to the Library Theatre as Tunney’s era headlines the local scene.
An article explains chronic arthritis as linked to infections from teeth and tonsils, unbalanced diet, and obesity. It notes overweight lowers resistance and worsens joint pain, while reducing excess weight rapidly risks growth and health in youths. Guidance includes diet adjustments, vitamin A intake, and salt bathing as supportive measures.
The fragment quotes trainers and editors debating whether animals can be taught to read. It preserves neutral tone while noting playful lines from Franklin News-Herald, Bradford Era, and Indiana Gazette about training, evolution, and creative pens for winter.
A retrospective note recalls Armistice Day events in Warren on September 15 1938. Officers of the American Legion Post led a parade and observance while a Ford truck caravan hit soft road earth on the Warren Mins road, causing a minor accident.
Kellygrams argues that pocket picking is rare today because banks now treat small depositors with courtesy. People carry checks and small savings, not cash, and banks’ improved service reduces the incentive for theft. The writer also muses on insurance policy formatting and reader comprehension.
Central exclusive dispatch from Washington notes Chairman Green and the House Ways and Means Committee plan early consultations on tax cuts for winter. Despite promises from President Coolidge and Senate leaders of large reductions, a growing surplus faces competing needs like flood control on the Mississippi. Naval racing with Britain and Great Lakes canal schemes loom, leaving little room for tax relief, with emphasis on spending the surplus rather than tax cuts.
A short verse reflecting on a mother’s faith in her son and the warnings of others. It notes the son’s failing but argues time and parental love shape a man, while whispers accuse him of change, yet all betray their mothers in some way.
A humorous reflection on procrastination and the urge to avoid chores. The speaker lists tasks like mending socks and tending phlox, then confesses choosing any work except the one that truly needs doing. The verse hints at chronic evasion and self mockery.
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