The Tribune Community Leaders and Open Forum Policy
The Tribune presents its staff led by Wetmore as president and Chapal as vice president with Bogart treasurer and Bassett as secretary. It outlines contact numbers, subscription rates, mailing zones, and advertising policies while inviting reader letters up to 500 words signed with no obfuscated addresses and preserving an open forum for local to national topics.
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E. D. Wetmore
R. G. Chapel
F. D. Bogart
Henry H. Bassett
Ipage
F. ¢. Bogart
J. B. Moore
R. W. Cousins
P.A. Davidson
W. T. Kelly
Ed C. Lowres
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Warren Post Office
Linited Press
Tribune
Farmers in Pennsylvania urged to aid clean-up for European corn borer
A Pennsylvania bulletin warns farmers only a month remains to place fields in required condition to fight the European corn borer. Noncompliance could lead to prosecution and costs from both federal and state agencies. Inspectors will assess work, progress, and penalties. Officials say cooperation benefits American agriculture and may prevent crop losses.
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Pennsylvania
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Tanti
Thas
Jardine
Farmer
TOUGH READINGS AND QUIP FOR TODAY COLLECTED THOUGHTS
The page presents a collage of quirky musings and light reflections. It includes comments on optimism, public life, and everyday irony, with snippets about politics in San Francisco, a farm bill remark, and social observations.
By the Way Nutty Club prompts radio call, poles removal noted
The column recounts Warren residents joining the Nutty Club on a Sunday morning radio call to WBBM in Chicago. It cites a brief song request and an identity moment on air, mentions removal of Liberty Street telephone poles, and notes a new First Methodist church dedication in western Pennsylvania with an inspection of the Market Street corner House of Worship.
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Warren
Inter ZB
Tribune
WBE
Chicago
W. P. Icey
Tony Mooney
Windy City
WBBM
Yang
Nutty Club
Father Tite
Liberty Street
Laskie
Public Service Commission
Police Committee
Street Committee
Murdoch
Anx
Clancy
Mooney
Mort Complete
Pennsylvania
Service of God
First Methodist Church
Market Street
Second Avenue
Washington
New York
Church of God
Healing by light and early church notes
The article discusses medical use of violet and ultraviolet light, from Early investigations by Insen and later devices using electric and incandescent lights. It mentions solar and artificial light effects on skin diseases, bacteria, and the circulatory system, plus a church dedication and a Q&A on pinworm treatment with quassia.
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Ism
Ody Kno
Insen
Words of Wise Men and a Morning Conversation
A fragment from a newspaper page quotes Emerson and Wilson on prudence and readiness, adds playful lines about mood and painting, and includes a light afternoon conversation about a religious sermon and a joke about a husband and life preserver. Named figures include Emerson.
Retrospective items and incidents in Warren seen on April 4 1924
A collage of clippings recount accidents safety patrol talks at Glade school, milk selling for ten cents in Warren and Youngsville, police guarding Crystal Brewing plant after a seizure worth over 16000 dollars, farm agent Henry Reist addressing Russell High School with pruning demonstrations, Looming notes from 1923 about vandalism at Wetmore Henderson Lumber, Warren High attenders in Corry for Northwestern Pennsylvanian principals meeting, a steam roller at Bessy playground, and March fire and accident tallies including boiler explosions at Warren Furniture and a crane mishap.
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Henry Reist
Russell High School
Pinegrove Township
Time and Tide Only Animal That Blushes
The piece argues man alone blushes and acts as both beast and pilgrim. It observes men pray and curse, fight and tend wounds, noting the paradox of a creature capable of hymn and slaughter. It suggests humans alternate between virtue and vanity, rarely admitting their shifting roles.
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Mark
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Centre
Conflicting celestial positions warn of delays and obstacles yet hint at a later gain. Caution advised in employment and personal plans as stubborn moves meet opposition. A year of conflicts may shape a radical change and a gifted child could grow with training to overcome adversity. An odd simile about a plain girl appears. political parties fear a slip next year.
Just Folks By Edgar Goes An Evening Walk
A couple strolling under stars discuss future dreams of marriage a house a garden and a fern watering daily. He remains silent as she imagines rosy home life while both sigh and reflect on the vague chance of tying the knot.
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Jane
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Youngsville
Lust
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Crystal Brewing Company
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Warren High School
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Northwestern Pennsylva
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M.D. Bertwell
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Commerce
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Empire State
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Rosselli
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Marjorie K.rewlinar
Mrs. Rawiti
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