The Tribune masthead and filing details
The Tribune masthead lists officers and staff including president Wetmore and editor Lowrey, with publication terms and rates. It notes circulation records open for inspection, wire services, and an open forum for reader communications bearing signatures. It also includes a biblical prayer and a call for public engagement.
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E. D. Wetmore
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Bogart
Henry H. Kee
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Henry B.aie Moore
W. Cousins
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Dat Lowrey
Devine-Wallis
Corporation
York City
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Business Office
News Room
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Women Voters Crisis in Pennsylvania League
The Pennsylvania League of Women Voters faces a leadership crisis amid factional tensions and a clash between Mrs. John C. Miller and Miss Martha Thomas. The dispute centers on policy toward legislation and independence from political leaders. The piece praises the league’s past reform work and education of voters while hoping the crisis strengthens rather than cripples the organization.
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Pennsylvania League of Women Voters
The
League
Commonwealth
John C. Miller
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Miller
Martha Thomas
Dirs. Miller
Milas Thomas
Woen
League of Women Voters
The Way Feel About It By Wilbur E Sutton
A scattered column of quotes and quips from various writers and topics. Humorous lines touch on everyday life, fashion, politics, and odd tidbits like Jerusal em artichokes and rat costs in Britain. A brief short story fragment closes with a flood rescue anecdote.
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He Way
Wilbur E. Sutton
First in region joins One Hundred Percent Drivers Club
Mrs Anox Erickson earns membership in the nonfee Drivers Club, a Traffic Officers Association offshoot based in Seattle, displaying the Good Conduct Emblem on her car. Members must avoid serious traffic violations for twelve months and support cooperative policing. Includes ten commandments for motorists and note of magazine print.
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Anox Erickson
Traffic Officers’ Association
Erickson
Keeping a HEALTHY AF Carrier and Mortality Notes
Column blends public health musings on heart disease risk with local anecdotes. It cites New York mortality trends for heart disease among youth, memories of early republic habits, and practical tips. It also includes brief community notes on Easter preparations and a reader medical query with advice.
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Republic
Heart Committee
New York Tuberculosis and Health Association
New York
Retrospective items and local notices from Warren area
A 1924 retrospective recalls Louis Renninger’s fatal accident and a five acre spring timber fire on Warren Tidicote road. 1925 notes cover Women’s Club launch audit steps, North Warren Boy Scouts cleanup, a Jamestown car crash, and fuel theft clues. 1926 items note Lutheran church meetings, track meet postponements, railroad footwalk work, and Pennsylvania trout season opening prizes from merchants.
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Warren-Tidicote Road
Time and Tide
Essay on civic duties praises the City State and Nation as essential protections for citizens. It extols government services and national reach, then notes Japan’s oil field gains and rising output in Formosa, highlighting 1926 production figures and increasing wholesale supply.
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China
United States
Africa
Japan
Formosa
Japan Oil Co
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Generieve Krebte
The article forecasts a difficult day with congestion and obstacles tied to Saturn as the ruling influence. It urges perseverance, patience, and sticking to projects, promising benefits for those with birthdays and urging resilience in the face of delays. Notable natives include Thomas Jefferson and Tally Marshall.
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Warren
Fext
First Methodist Church
Saturn
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Tally Marshall
Just Folks by Edger Guest on Kindness to Animals
Poem discusses pity for animals and the value of kindness without condescension. It contrasts human cruelty and generosity, noting that true mercy emerges from recognizing animals’ needs and bearing their suffering with humility. The piece cites Langford and Dawson as authorities on reading worthwhile desires.
Unclear fragment from poem about credit and gossip
The lines question whether praise comes from a mother and whether news and rumors spread. The speaker notes that the listener has known this for a long time and questions the motive behind their smugness.
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