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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1928
Page
4
A brief devotional note cites Isaiah and emphasizes following the law and the testimony. It references prayer and divine inspiration, describing scripture as bright and guiding souls toward heaven. The piece presents a concise, devotional message in a classic tone.
Hoover for president with Charles Curtis as vice president. United States Senator David A Reed seeks reelection. Edward Martin runs for state treasurer. Charles A Waters is nominated for auditor general.
The article traces radio's rise from home builders to mass production and predicts television will follow a similar path from tinkering to engineering driven progress. It notes the shift from enthusiastic amateurs to professional control, the challenges of home TV construction, and the need for skilled engineers to advance broadcast technology despite technical hurdles and spectrum limits.
A farmer in carpet as to enjoy the Philharmonic Orchestra better than in no hard-boiled shirt in Carnegie fall reflects the push to conquer television's commercial hurdles. Glittering opportunities frame the effort to bring imaginations to life through new media advances.
Washington notes the Prince of Piedmont may tour the United States, prompting elaborate protection by the secret service and State Department. Royalty from Wales to Chichibu could be guests, with concerns over security, ceremonial needs, and potential public reaction during the visit.
A compact rendering of a Shakespeare sonnet excerpt notes how lips and eyes once alluring now fail to sustain desire. The speaker laments that the lights of morning mislead, while kisses return yet remain sealed in vain, conveying unresolved love.
In Edgar A. Guest poem Just Folks a figure called Luck appears as a two toned being half rich and half ragged. The speaker notes how luck can lift some and degrade others, as he wanders among people with broadcloth and tatters. The piece explores how luck is often misunderstood and hard to judge as good or bad depending on perspective.
In a seaside fable, a flock of Gulls laments homesickness after a long voyage away from shore. They discuss the joys of home, miss the children, and praise the Gull nests with moss and seaweed, noting colors and careful weaving that craft their round, shallow roosts.
A column by Mrs. Virginia Lee answers common questions from readers about how to win a man’s affection and navigate dating. It covers introductions, dating acceptance, how to appeal, makeup, dancing, self confidence, and curfews, with practical tips and light humor.
New York society notes place Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim at the Ritz Carlton and William K. Vanderbilt Jr. with his mother at the Savoy Plaza. Mrs. Robert Morris Phillips travels from the Majestic to Linden Lodge, while Vanderbilts head to Los Angeles. Ethel Barrymore to christen a new Shubert theater on West 47th Street with The Kingdom of God. A dramatic fire on Thirty-seventh Street draws crowds as traffic slows and papers buzz.
An article argues bovine tuberculosis in dairy cattle endangers children, especially affecting neck and abdominal lymph glands and bones. It urges tuberculin testing, pasteurization, and Denmark's Bang system to reduce disease without slaughtering all cows, noting many cows carry some infection.
In a surprise game on September 29, 1924 Warren fans watched the North East team fall short as the Blue and White dominated to win by a 79 to 0 score. Richard Mack began work on a new home on Buchanan Street near Verbeck Street.
Miss Iva Mann of Kingua submitted to an operation at Warren General Hospital. Antonio Scalise applied for a passport at the prothonotary’s office with plans to visit Italy. A Smoke committee meeting of the Borough council is set for this evening at City Hall. Potato harvest began at the Rouse Home near Youngsville.
Sept 29 1927 Dean E Coates general missionary of the American Sunday school was a visitor here this week J W Blair and M E B McNulty have purchased the Heilman News company Liberty Street from H H Heilman
A brief spiritual meditation cites Mark XV urging Christ the King to descend from the cross so observers may believe. It recalls the mockery by those crucified with him and notes darkness from the sixth to the ninth hour over the land.
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