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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1928
Page
4
The Philadelphia Ínevler notes rising divorces in 1926 and urges action toward a constitutional amendment to standardize marriage and divorce laws across states. It cites Senator Capper warning of a 500 percent rise in twenty years and links broken homes to crime, urging education and possible legal reforms.
A brief verse shows a lake shrouded in fog with the fog horn sound warning ships away. The poem emphasizes solitude and the quiet warning of the horn through misty scenes.
Cormorant visits the sad Albatross held captive by sailors and explains they mean him no harm. He promises the bird that the crew wants to help him feel safe, despite being among strangers and two Legs aboard the ship. The Albatross asks why a ribbon is tied around his neck, and Cormorant suggests it is a human decoration to show honor.
Mrs. Virginia Lee answers reader questions about modern dating, petting, and kissing boundaries. The column discusses whether girl kissing can be seen as coercive or casual, and advises on handling relationships, parental objections, and broken expectations with practical guidance.
New York, Sept. 24. The city, age three centuries, holds fewer than 10 landmarks preserved for a century including St. Paul's church Fraunce's Tavern and the Jumei mansion. Burton Rascoe notes literacy as achievement and a sidewalk chorus of readers in a show window. The city hosts the largest Turkish bath outside Turkey in an East Side district with over 1,000 apartment houses and tenements. A future tale imagines tablets naming presidents born in local districts. A man’s return to find a new 15 story building replacing his former address ends in a hotel wait until morning.
Dorothy asks if eye styes relate to reading and diet. Dr Peters says styes arise from eyelid gland infection and can reflect overall hygiene and eye strain. She notes unusual tall height for age and suggests vision check and reducing sugary and bread foods. swimming is beneficial. A pet hygiene segment follows urging hand washing and caution with children and household animals.
J. E. Taylor of Penn State, a poultry specialist, led several poultry calling demonstrations in the county. More than twenty radio fans joined the High School Radio Club meeting last night in Science Hall.
On September 25, 1925 the Warren American Legion met to discuss Armistice Day celebrations. Leon Ray Livingston, the original tramp, passed through Warren en route to Kane. Reports also note chicken thieves active around Bear Lake. Edgar W. Morae of Spring Creek named Warren County sealer of weights and measures.
On September 25, 1927, Police Chief Martin Whaleben resigned effective today. Patrolman Roy Moore was summoned to Canadiagua, New York to pursue an automobile thief who was arrested locally.
A clergyman distributed the hymn I Love to Steal Awhile Away while the deacon attempted to read the singing but hit the pitch too high then too low twice more. After a third failed attempt the minister quipped about the deacon's tendencies and urged him to pray.
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