The Tribune Open Forum and Editorial Policies
The Tribune announces staff and contact details with editor Ed C. Lowrey and offices in Warren, outlining subscription rates and zones. It invites readers to submit signed letters for publication up to 500 words, emphasizing free discussion and accuracy, and includes a Bible verse prayer.
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Expert Agreement in Sanity Tests Marks a Murder Trial
The Snyder Gray murder case introduces a new method where four alienists examine the defendant together and reach a joint decision of sanity. Defense and prosecution each select two experts, yet the neutral panel produces a unified conclusion. This signals a shift toward an impartial jury-like approach to mental state in trials.
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Snyder-Gray
Gray
Prohibition and Opinions in a Patchwork Page
A collage of cheeky quips and political musings shows Prohibition’s uneven grip and observers like Eph Snow and Doc Cook sparring over policy. Jokes touch on China, marriage, alimony, and government decay, reflecting a sharp, opinionated era voice with satirical bite.
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Eph Snow
Doc Cook
North Pole
Hook
China
By the Way Teases Readers About Local Affairs in Warren
Editor notes aim to spark confidence for intimate local chats at a Warren gathering. Secretary Charles Jordan cites Pennsylvania apple potential, cites rising shipments in 1926, and urges growers to advertise and improve farming methods amid a push for stricter dog laws and urban vexations.
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Charles
Jordan
Pennsylvania
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Markets
State Department of Agriculture
Adams County
Frain County
Biglerville
Gettysburg
Gueensey
Herdersville
Seven Stars
Gardne
Franklin County
Waynesboro
Chambersburg
Scotland
Quincy
Cumberland County
MIT
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Wyoming County
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Polio light and modern cures from Dr Hubbard
Dr Le Roy W Hubbard, orthopedic surgeon for New York health authorities, explains infantile paralysis or polio. It is highly infectious, spreads via hand to mouth contact and contaminated food, with fever, headache and neck stiffness as early signs. Rest in bed, warmth, splints, light massage and water therapy aid recovery. some cases require braces, and walking is restricted for months.
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Leroy W. Hubbard
Health Department
State of New York
Words of Wise Men and the Roots of Thought
A compact extract reflects on history and science as expressions of thought and the human spirit. Quoted lines from Hazlitt Longfellow and Borstetten emphasize knowledge, aging, and self-judgment, hinting at a moral thread bridging intellect and character.
Community notes and plans from Warren county meetings
Retrospective from April 21, 1924 records a arbor day group appointing a committee to plant twenty five maples and elms in Russell Field on April 26. Dr Fairburn of Buffalo spoke to the Warren County Medical society at the Elks club. L L Bishop of the Allegheny National Forest and Warren Rotary president spoke to Kane Rotary. A Chamber of Commerce meeting considered daylight saving for summer. Bids for a new First Methodist Episcopal church will be sought April 27. Pavement contracts for Water and East streets and Fourth Avenue were signed by F L White Co and Warren city officials.
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Russell Field
Fairburn
Buffalo
Warren County Merlica) Society
Elks Club
L. L. Bishop
United States Forest
Allegheny National Forest
Warren Rotary Club
Kane
Kane Rotary Club
First Methodist Episcopal Church
W. F. Bennett
Fourth Avenue
FL. White Company
Warren
Warren News Briefs From April 21 1926
April 21 1926 reports at W E Lutz mortuary a new Fnoneine replaces an anticipated delivery in Warren this week. A car slid from Second avenue to Pennsylvania avenue near Hickory street but escaped damage. A Studebaker owned by W C Heasley was stolen from Market street in front of H D Kopf residence. Philip M Benjamin of Warren and Dartmouth student won the Richard Crawford Campbell Jr Fellowship to study at Princeton this fall.
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W. E. Lutz
Warren
Second Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hickory Street
The
Savings Bank
Studebaker
W. ¢. Heasley
Fourth Avenue
H. D. Kopf
Market Street
Philip M. Benjamin
Dartmouth
Richard Crawford Campbell Jr
Princeton University
End of the trail in minds on immortality debate
John Hubert Grevzel surveys Edison's stance on eternal mind life and contrasts it with Mill and Socrates. The piece weighs whether immortality is a blessing or curse, presenting Mill's doubt and Socrates’ reasoning on death, leaving readers to ponder the final path beyond thought.
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Tom Edison
Mr. Edison
Hye
John Stuart
Mill
Socrates
Tomorrow's Horoscope by Genevieve Kemble
Forecast warns stirring opportunities for success but warns of distorted influences and perplexities in contracts. Stay calm, avoid rash moves, and be cautious signing papers to avert fraud. Notable natives Kant and Gordon noted. Estonian air service to start Tallinn Riga Helsingfors route this summer with a Junker triple motor plane.
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Immanuel Kant
Eilyy Gordon
Riga
Tallinn
Esthenia
Junker
Helsingfors
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A short verse meditation on luck and fortune comparing life to weather. The speaker argues that luck is unreliable, advising hard work, pluck, and industriousness over blind reliance on fortune, with a poetic closing on the value of willing effort. Copyright 1927, Edgar A. Guest.
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Edgar A. Guest
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