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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
4
Warren Tribune announces subscription options and office details. lists staff and policy notes. Includes open forum invitation and a prayer excerpt, with mailing addresses and circulation terms for daily, six months, and yearly rates.
A hundred sportsmen at the Outing Club heard films on bird life and wildlife habits. The lecture highlighted how birds control pests and rodents, with details from the U S Department of Agriculture on stomach analysis to determine diet and economic value of birds.
Readers follow a lively debate after Shorty Miller claims a piece of chicken appeared in chicken soup at a Circle hot shop. Proprietor hedges, Miller defends his claim, and the editor notes the quarrel spills into the lunch hour as staff weigh truth against rumor.
A collage of notes shows a piece of chicken in chicken soup described as having sentimental value to an owner. An Irish classified ad, a Belfast exchange find, and quotes from local editors mix with reflections on a restaurant sign and historical society ideas.
An old note recalls Horton Smith being elected president of a local group with Tom Oma named vice president. The record mentions a September 1925 gathering at the Woman's Club and a September 1926 expedition to Cleveland markets. The Lions club held a first meeting with a four piece band and W M Pressel spoke on service clubs and borough schools.
A collection of famed thinkers and inventors such as Darwin Newton Scott Fulton Johnson Hegel Lowell James Russell Lowell Goddard Goethe Emerson Bryant Spencer Ibsen and Curie are portrayed as indolent in their school days. The piece argues laziness fostered specialization, allowing later mastery and notable contributions despite early underachievement.
Exclusive Central Press Dispatch reports on Senator Richard P. Ernst of Kentucky who chaired a special committee to tidy federal laws. He spent six years revising laws into a massive volume, earning only his Senate salary and facing credit like a one-man encyclopedia project. He notes some colleagues, including Couzens, are overpaid and underperform, while others like Smoot and Curtis work hard.
A poem describes a hawk circling and attacking smaller birds. The predator, powerful, claims a harsh lesson in nature where the strong win by violence. The speaker notes the tragedy of the kill and reflects on natural law and mercy.
The verse reflects a moment of worn calm as twilight settles and daytime clamor fades, yielding deep, tranquil peace.
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