Tribune masthead and policy notice from Warren, 1910s era
The Tribune masthead lists officers and directors led by President Warren E. D. Wetmore and Editor Ed C. Lowrey, with corporate offices in New York City and circulation rates for various periods. It also includes open forum policy urging letters to the editor with signatures and addresses, limited to 500 words, and guidance against objectionable personalities.
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Baseball As Healer and Johnny Sylvester's Hope
Eleven year old Johnny Sylvester of Essex Falls N J missed opening game of the Yankees Athletics season in New York unable to attend due to illness. Babe Ruth the Yankee slugger who sent an autographed baseball to Johnny and later visited him in St Louis helped lift his spirits. Ruth’s visit and the World Series appearance sparked Johnny’s gradual recovery though he remains weak and confined indoors amid hopeful wishes to see Ruth and cheer at the stadium.
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A Thought For Today And Notes On Rents Decline
A jumbled collection of aphorisms on honesty frauds and love plus a report from the National Industrial Conference Board noting rents are eight percent lower than their 2024 peak. Across regions weathered by mixed changes, most cities show no change or small declines in rents with scattered increases in a few areas.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Far West
By the Way editor muses on local affairs and aviation tags
The column muses on aviation tagging and regulations for aircraft, noting CT and other marks for commercial, experimental, and private planes. It also weaves in social commentary on marriage norms, a pardon, animal cruelty protests, and a mix of local anecdotes and reflections on public life.
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Warren
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Commerce Apartment
Tachycardia and Its Treatment Explained
A medical overview describes tachycardia as abnormally rapid heart action, often a symptom rather than a disease. It discusses causes such as excitement fatigue and nervous or bodily disorders, and notes paroxysmal forms, accompanying symptoms like shortness of breath, and treatments including rest and certain drugs, warning against self medication and advising consultation with a physician.
Words of Wise Men and Self Shaping Quotes
A collection of aphorisms lauding patience as strength and personal responsibility shaping life. It contrasts beauty and shame in one’s inner state, urging steady self discipline and resilience.
Warren Rotary Club speakers and local events noted at Warren gatherings
A 1924 retrospective reports the Warren Rotary Club's Monday meeting at Cone Os Cab with a noted speech. Ern est Nathan earns extra College of his essays as next year's senior editor on The Melange. Theodore Peterson sustains a burned right hand at Stoneham power plant. A deal makes AL Kornreich owner of D. H. Culbertson gas stations. A front tire blowout near Chandlers Valley wrecks a car, James R. Brown speaks on Man's Greatest Blunder to Warren Rotary. Lou Young to address Warren High School students next Saturday at 10:20. Clark E Nelson named justice of the peace by Gov Pinecot. April 3, 1926. Fire at Foulbra home on Hinkle street. Jack Blair avoids injury after a street collision. C. S. Knapp elected Warren County schools superintendent. H. L. Blair named assistant superintendent.
Stone Dawn Man: First Bow and Arrow Shaped History
John Hubert Gre chronicles early humankind in Stone Dawn, praising the inventor Unrizen Sawage for creating the bow and arrow, which transformed survival and dominance over predators. The piece contrasts ancient ingenuity with later modern inventions, arguing this primitive leap defined human history.
Mrs Jones Receives Fresh Doughnuts From Neighbor
A neighbor brings over a batch of extra special doughnuts for supper. The note describes a basic recipe using butter sugar eggs milk flour baking powder cinnamon or nutmeg and frying in hot fat with steps to finish by rolling in powdered sugar.
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Wars. Jones
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Just Foluks By Edger Gees
Fragmentary verse recounts a narrator recalling happiness in poverty and a sighing friend who laments woes. The speaker questions the value of owning versus needing and muses on giving away coins rather than clinging to wealth.
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Edger Gees
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