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The Warren Tribune lists its leadership E D Wetmore president R G Chapel vice president F C Bogart secretary Henry H Bassett treasurer and managing director with directors J B Moore R W Cousins P A Davidson W T Kelly and editor Ed C Lowrey Devine Wallis Corp New York City and United Press wire service. Subscription rates show nuts delivered by carrier 64 dollars yearly 3 dollars half year 1 50 for three months 60 cents per month payable in advance 13 cents weekly plus mail options 4 dollars yearly 2 dollars six months 1 dollar three months in first two zones 6 dollars yearly 3 dollars six months 2 60 three months in other zones. Entered second class mail at Warren Post Office. Advertising rates available at business office. Open circulation records for inspection. Letters to editor must bear signature and address and be limited to 500 words. Includes Psalm 34:6 and a prayer note.
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Clean Up Your Lawn And Home For Summer Beauty
Winter grime and dead grass have left properties dingy and dull. Apply nitrate of soda to the lawn, fertilize with garden mix, clear cellars, repair lawns, and spruce up furniture and windows to boost curb appeal without tax impact. The note adds a remark on a Nicaraguan Reds incident involving American bluejackets.
Thoughts and vignettes from a quirky weekly column
A collage of light verse and notes from In Our Town and Other Items. It includes playful quotes about horses and princes, spring poems, locals courting Chinese rooms, and humorous mini essays on memory, glasses, and a tongue in cheek view of global quirks. The piece aims for local charm with odd historical touches and breezy wit.
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Eph
Ensley Burder
By the Way Notes on Warren Dining and Street Scenes
A visitor from the Mexican border praises Warren police and local dining, while locals propose parallel parking on Hickory street and urge painted parking lines. The column quotes varied bits from Grove City Reporter Herald and New Castle News, highlighting social quirks and everyday city life.
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Warren
Fatty Whaleben
Jamestown
W2s
Fourth Avenue
Hickory Street
Scems
Fourth
Third
Wallace Beery
Casey At the
Grove City
Keeping Healthy with Tonics and Digestive Support
An overview of tonics derived from animal, vegetable, and mineral sources highlights tonics that aid digestion, stimulate glands, and improve appetite. Substances like cod liver oil, arsenic, and dig italis are discussed, noting their roles in nutrition, blood, and heart health, with caveats on medical advice.
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Digitalis
Pineapple Cocktail Recipe Circulating at Noosa
A fragment from a kitchen chat mentions Mrs Brown asking for a simple cocktail recipe for a dinner with Freddie’s boss. Mrs Hall offers a pineapple cocktail recipe using a pineapple, sugar, coconut, orange juice, grapefruit juice, and water. The method includes boiling syrup, cooling, coring pineapple, and serving with syrup.
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Mrs. Brown
Mrs. Hall
Freddie
Words of Wise Men and Fragments of Verse
A collage of aphorisms and partial poems notes a provincial moral bent. It juxtaposes lines from Train Bayard Taylor Raleigh and Hunt with garbled OCR phrases on character and apology, ending with an oblique numeration about a big character and apologies.
Retrospective insights from school classes in 1924
The piece notes War ren High School girls showing cooking interest with a cafeteria serving. arrests after a Warren Jamestown road wreck. Lutheran Brotherhood open meeting at First Lutheran church with Judge William Hirt as guest. power house upgrade involving a 5 mous condenser installation. It also recalls 1925 remarks by Rev Homer W Tope about bootleggers and a Firefoam demonstration at the Central Hose house.
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Warren High School
William Hirt
Erie
Lutheran Brotherhood
First Lutheran Church
Pianist at Warren General hospital entertains patients
On Sunday April 26 1926 Joe Papavero of Sheffield 4 played a few selections on the new hospital piano for patients and staff. Fire Chief Gordon urges removing the big fire bell alarms at headquarters as they signal to motorists and encourage reckless driving.
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Joe Papavero
Sheffield
Warren General Hospital
Gordon
Tomie and Tide by John Hubert Grewsel
An essay recalling early schooling and beliefs. It contrasts modern teaching with ancient superstitions and magical notions once believed by people in remote regions. The piece asks about the direction of a man marching on and reflects on a long road to Babylon and beyond.
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Ohio
Teneasee
Innocent VII
Hell
Babylon
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Gearvieve Kenble
Wednesday April 27 promises a lively day with lunar configurations bringing possible delays and complex situations. Use wisdom patience and prudent finances to overcome frustration while heart and home may see anxiety or discord. Notable nativities include Herbert Spencer and U S Grant.
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Herbert Spencer
U. S. Grant
United States
See a Baseball Game With a Boy and a Man
Edger Guest writes of a boyhood joy in attending baseball games with a kind man. The shared experience created lasting memories of seats, popcorn, and learned rules, emphasizing the importance of bringing a boy along to enjoy the sport and foster guidance.
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Haséhail
Anadora
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