Tribune of Warren Rates and Staff Details
The Tribune lists staff including Wetmore as president and editor Lowrey, with Chapel and Bogart as officers. It details advertising, circulation, and subscription rates, with prices for yearly, semiannual, and monthly plans, plus mail terms and office contact notes. A prayer follows the staff details.
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E. D. Wetmore
R. G. Chapel
F. ©. Bogart
Henry H. Bassett
F. C. Bogart
B. Bassett
Ce Moore
R. W. Cousins
P. A. Davidson
Clara
Warren
Jubainees
Bible Supporter President Coolidge Praises Bible Teachings
President Coolidge praises the Bible as foundational to American society in a letter read before a Washington Bible class. The piece notes his view on biblical influence on morality and social life, alongside discussion of Pennsylvania’s proposed deer open season affecting does to balance herds and crop protection.
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Coolidge
Church of Epiphany
Washington
Pennsylvania
Sponswer
Dees
Bucks
Thoughtful Fragments On Freedom And Folly
A mosaic of quotes and anecdotes reflects on civil service for prohibition enforcers, the meaning of freedom, and social change. A Maryland farm girl testifies about dress costs while a Tennessee lawmaker recalls suffrage shifts. A vivid old town scene contrasts male and female churchyard conversations and party loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnis J. Garrett
June House
South
Ishe
Garrett
It’s None bog it True The By the Way Column
A reader asks why more of Joseph Van Raalte’s contributions aren’t printed. The piece discusses past essays, Philadelphia and London gossip, and reflections on authorship of Mary’s Little Lamb. It critiques literary pretensions and honors anonymous kindness.
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Joseph van Raalte
Joe
London
Judas Iscariot
Mr. Iscariot
Pontius Pilate
Judas
Broadway
Dilatation of the Heart and Its Risks in 1927 Medicine
Medical discussion explains heart dilatation as a weakening expansion of the heart chambers due to prolonged hypertrophy or sudden strain. Symptoms include breathlessness, disturbed sleep, palpitations, cough with frothy spit, and blue lips if advanced. Causes cover anemia fatigue valve disease and infection, with fatal strokes possible. treatment emphasizes rest simple diet and gentle exercise rather than heavy medicines. The note ends with a 1927 medical Q&A invitation for brief queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright
Three Bits of Timely Verse in a Cabaret Scene
A fragmentary verse piece celebrates a cabaret dancer amid Bacchic ecstasies and shifting doors. The speaker notes death keeping step with her, then shifts to contemplations on doors, walls, and a fading vase. The speaker questions propriety and warmth, closing with a brusque inquiry about frigid manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradise
Warren notes and bids highlight local events in 1923
Retrospective from April 3 1923 reports Clarence Hengst celebrating three years in Warren as Boys Work Secretary. First Evangelical church to hold a choir led service with no sermon. Warren Silver Fox considers starting a fox ranch near Vancouver Washington. Eight bids filed for Warren Sheffield highway improvement from Glade to Weldbank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence M. Hengst
Warren
First Evangelical
L. W. Archibald
Warren Silver Black Fox Company
Vancouver
Wash
Warren-Sheffield
Glade
Weldtank
Harrisburg
Time and Tide: Comfort in America Over Paris Ironies
John Hubert Greusel argues that American workers enjoy far more comfort than their French counterparts. He contrasts cold European homes with heated American households, urging readers to value American opportunity while lamenting what working conditions abroad reveal about Europe.
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America
Paris
Madam
Mademoiselle
Shrimp Pasties From An Old Bible Era Cookbook
A quirky old recipe cites a biblical quote and details Shrimp Pasties. It lists ingredients such as potatoes, butter, bread crumbs, shrimps, flour, paprika, salt, and eggs. The method mixes potatoes with butter and flour, forms rounds, pipes shrimp filling, seals with paste, brushes with egg, and bakes until golden brown.
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Ecclesiastes
Facing Life and Failing to Yield
A compact verse by Edgar Guest urges readers to confront each day with resolve. It champions steady effort, courage, and perseverance, claiming yesterday’s gains hinge on today’s actions and that steady devotion to duties leads toward the dream goal.
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