Tribune Masthead and policy notes from Warren publication
The Tribune announces editors and officers including Wetmore and Chapel as president and vice, Bogart secretary, Bassett treasurer, and a list of directors. It lists staff, advertising, and circulation terms, mentions advertising rates on application, open forum policy, and a Bible verse prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Wetmore
G. Chapel
F.C. Bogart
Henry H. Bassett
Chester
F. C. Bogart
J. B. Moore
BR. W. Cousins
P. A. Davidson
W. T. Kelly
Ed C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
National
Bell System
Business Office
Nave
Union System
News Room
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
The Next 25 Years a Glimpse of Progress and Predictions
In 1921 Warren G Harding spoke of a future twenty five years filled with invention and wonder. He praised telephone wireless telegraphy automobile electricity airplanes and radio as harbingers of comfort and happiness. The piece notes flying to Paris for weekend trips non stop flights and even remote baseball viewing as near futures. It highlights a slot machine invention and the spread of foreign automobile licenses as signs of vanishing distance. It also references Mussolini and the embattled farmers on the corn borer front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Harding
Gri
United States
Harding
Etil
New York
London
Paris
A Thought For Today And Other Bits From The Page
A collection of witty sayings and quips. Old humor quotes cover politics, soldiers, and daily life with lines about bosses, Indian reports, and a veteran patrol memory. The piece blends reflections on public figures and small town musings with light satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
By the Way Editor Chats on Local Affairs
The column notes the editor’s chats with readers about intimate local matters and mentions a health tip encouraging a hike over nearby Bunker Hill to combat tiredness. The piece underscores casual, confiding tone and community focus.
Jaywalking dangers and a look at antiseptic surgery
A reader column notes treacherous jaywalking spots at Third and Liberty and discusses attitudes toward automatic traffic lights. It also praises Joseph Lister, founder of antiseptic surgery, for transforming wound care through cleanliness, carbolic acid use, and sterile techniques, highlighting his impact on modern operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Street
Fourth Avenue
Fletchex Parker Homestead
Third
Liberty
Kzee
Joseph Lister
James Syme
Edinburgh
Syme
Lister
Pasteur
Words of Wise Men and City Notes
A collage of quotes on art travel and philosophy from writers like Green Swinburne and Goldsmith contrasts with a Harrisburg oriented column urging domestic stability. The piece warns of international tensions and asserts American cities like Buffalo South Bend and Harrisburg as safe, practical bases for travel and investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
United States
Atlanta
Seattle
Buffalo
South Bend
Wartime retrospective and local notes from Warren
Retrospective entries recount partial results from the April 1924 primaries with Governor Pinchot winning in most Warren precincts and tallying to be counted by county officials. The piece also notes visiting officials, a 1923 cartoon award, glee club events, a boiler-plant accident, debate plans, a 1926 car theft recovery, a Honolulu musician’s return, fishing license shifts, and a 65 degree April morning with a brief shower.
Time and Tide by John Hubert Grevsel
A humorous reflection on French national traits and appreciation. The piece contrasts France’s lavish state symbolism with American forgetfulness, citing Sevres porcelain Gobelin tapestries and grand gestures for visitors, then in a lighter vein notes odd plaques and preserved legacies from Paris to Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hubert Grevsel
France
Sevres
Gobelin
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Reule for April 23
A dull routine day predicted with wary caution due to moon Neptune aspects. Birthday individuals face a quiet year with potential subtle or sinister experiences. a child born today may be reserved and secretive, while notable natives Shakespeare and Edwin Markham appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Imacs Bse
Neptune
William Shakespeare
Edwin Markham
Just Folks By Edger Gunn A Small Town Light
Read about a small town bragging of upgrades including a stop light on a busy street. The piece contrasts city life with rural thrift, noting the red and green signals regulate traffic and that the device is worth its price for local safety and efficiency.
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Roosevelt Highway
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E. Sullery
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Ear Carroll
Nick Wallace
Texas
Indiana
Cincinnati
Seasonhead
Senator Borsh
America
Lear FE. Sutton
Teer
Aurrizer Ors
Arrike
Anna Katherine Green
Swinburne
Alcott
Goldsmith
Abel Stevens
Pinchott
Cleveland
Cahill
Erie
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Leroy Campbell
Margaret Graham
Rose Stricker
Washington
Philadelphia
Warren County
Chester Lawson
Warren High School
Westminister College Glee Club
Presbyterian Church
Sherm Zerby
Wetmore Street
Struthers-Wells
Erie Academy High
Warren High
League of Nations
Studebaker
Walter Heasley
H. D. Kent
Market Street
Russell
Strayer
Gerald Damon
Columbus
This County
Honolulu
Hawaii
Cabie
Mirabeau
Versailles
Wrights
Dayton
Wilbur
Orville Wright
White House
Montmorency
de Cheval Blank
White Horse
Isabel
Baron Gerard
Genevieve Reule
Earl Carroll
Edger Gunn
Pethies
Bretty
Tongs
K. Rawlings
FES
Mrs. Rawlings
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