The Tribune Personnel and Rates Notice at Warren
The Tribune lists editors and officers including Wetmore and Chapel with Bogart Bagsett and Moore among names. It details advertising and circulation rates, office contacts, open forum policy, wire services, subscription options, and a prayer request from the publication. It notes reader letters must carry signature and return address and be constrained to 500 words.
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E. D. Wetmore
R. G. Chapel
F. C. Bo
Henry H. Bagsett
Wetmore
F.C. Bogart
Henry H. Bansett
J. 3. Moore
R. W. Cousins
P. A. Davidson
W. T
Business Office
News Room
Union System
Vance
Warren
United Press
The
Tribune
al Times
Remarkable Session Sets Record in Pennsylvania Legislature
The 127th Pennsylvania session notable for rare harmony enabling administration aims to pass a broad program. Major acts include four election reform measures, higher gasoline tax, road and traffic laws, and four constitutional amendments to go to voters in 1928. The body also expanded workmen’s compensation, restructured revenue, and boosted road bonds while tokening a record 2,500-plus bills introduced. Governor Fisher dominated the agenda, with a high recall rate of bills from the governor.
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Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Greater Pittsburgh
City of
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Frank X Barris
Alegheny
Department of Revenue
John S. Fisher
House
Senate
Fisher
Variety Page Snippets and Humorous Bits
A collage of short items from a vintage page includes the seeds of ideas and light humor. It features The Point of View on sprouting ideas, Eph Snow on gasoline relief, Strange stock expressions, a Reading Circle anecdote about a book smaker, Amazing Mazie tales, Smart Stories about a soda fountain clerks, and Minor Musings on location mobility.
By the Way editor covers trout contest and spring floral display
The column notes a brisk race for prizes in the season's largest trout contest with many anglers heading to streams. It details judging at Everts Hardware, cooperation with Gerald Wright and Charles McMichael, and entries at the office. It also mentions Holy Week services, Warren ministers planning shorter meetings next year, and a vivid Easter floral scene with local florists and Crescent Floral Gardens showcasing hyacinths hydrangeas and fragrant blooms.
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Ben
Gerald Wright
Charles McMichael
Everts Hardware
Eeverts Hardware
First Methodist Church
Warren
Gepere
Crescent Floral Gardens
Ing
Darwin
Sherm
the Crescent
Crescent
Atrophy in Health and Disease Explains Deterioration
The article explains physical atrophy as loss of nourishment from blood and nerves, detailing muscular, glandular, and organ deterioration. It contrasts physiological atrophy from disease linked wasting, notes causes like disuse and pressure, and mentions potential restoration via nutrition, exercise, or electricity.
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Jacomv S.wit
City notes and business moves in Warren county
Retrospective items report Penn Pu hic Service Corp preparing to electrify trolley lines at 102 Liberty Street. C B Gibson announces lot sales at Heights land development. Captain Charles Pearson leads enrollment for Warren citizens train programs with Bal bert Mackay assisting. Pennsylvania Gas Co to seek PSC approval in Harrisburg for a tariff raise from 50 to 75 cents per 1000 cubic feet within ten days to two weeks.
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InZllectiva
Warren Light and Power
Penn Pu Hic Service Corporation
Mey Company
Electzte
Ice
Liberty Street
Charles Pearson
Warren County
Balbert Mackay
Pennsylvania Gas Company
State Public Service Commission
Harrisburg
Warren Area News Highlights April 15 1925
Pastor Rev Raymon M Kistler marked fourth anniversary at First Presbyterian Church last night. War ren Tank Car Co's Harry W Pearson bought a newly built Warren home on Connecticut Ave near Fair Grounds. Arthur Thor remains at large after escaping county jail last Saturday with suspected freight train escape. National Petroleum Association sessions draw refiners, operators and producers from Warren at Cambridge Springs. New Process Company plans a mammoth office building on Third Ave between Hickory and Liberty. J J Mitchell of American Water Works and Electric Service to relocate to Long Branch with wife and son Sid. Governor Timers tour schedule includes Warren visit around April 28 with several friends accompanying.
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J. J. Mitchell
Warren
American Water Works and Electric Service Company
Sid
Long Branch
Time and Tide Reflections on Darwin and Man
John Hubert Grevsel surveys Thomas Browne and Charles Darwin, arguing Browne’s urn burial musing exposes Darwin's errors about everyday human nature. He suggests Darwin misread daily needs and vanity, using Diogenes and a critics’ glare to frame the descent as misapplied science.
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Thomas Browne
Browne
Iskanda
Jost
Darwin
Falstaff
Hache
Diogenes Wade
Words of Wisest Writings and Quotes
A compilation of aphorisms and quotes on ambition love temper and nature. Includes remarks from Johnson Higginson Hodge Green and Bailey with a note about a medical Q&A and a 1927 copyright credit for EFS.
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A poetic meditation on moral blindness and forgiveness. The speaker recalls malice, mockery, and the crowd who crucified a gentle figure whose words plead forgiveness. The poem contrasts cruelty with compassion, ending by noting one remembered act of sacrifice.
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Strane
Edgar A. Guéri
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Hickory Street
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Harry W. Pearson
Warren Tank Car Company
Warren Land Company
Arthur Thor
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Liberty Streets
Deer
Process Iompany
John Hubert Grevsel
Johnson
Higginson
A. A. Hodge
Anna Katherine Green
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Ongs
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