Warren Tribune masthead and policy notes from 1927 issue
Warren Tribune announces staff, ownership, and advertising policies with details on circulation, rates, and submission guidelines. It lists officers and directors, editors, service affiliations, and office contacts. The notice includes subscription prices, zones, open forum policy, and publication date of April 29 1927 in Warren.
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ER. D. Wetmore
R. G. Chapel
Lenny U. Bassett
RH. D. Wetmore
RG. Chapel
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
Lenny H. Bassett
J. B. Moore
W. Cousins
P. A. Davidson
W. T. Kelly
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
National Advertising
Beta System
Business Office
News Room
Tinion
Warren Post Office
United Press
Tribune
Indians and Corn Borer Control Efforts in New York
An article from a Clip Sheet reports how New York state reservations including the Seneca Nation regulate corn borer control. Indian growers, ruling small plots, appoint an assistant agricultural agent trained at the state college to oversee prevention efforts.
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Plymouth Rock
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
New York
New York State
A Great Catastrophe Deepens Red Cross Burden Across Flooded States
A severe Mississippi Valley disaster drives seven states into rising floods and its aftermath. The Red Cross enlarges relief, housing, food, clothing, and medical care as 75,000 new homes are needed and disease looms amid camps, damp, and cold. Citizens are urged to support forthcoming financial appeals to aid victims.
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American Red Cross
Mississippi Valley
Red Cross
Great Welfare Agency
Tribal relations guidance for handling this work
The text discusses capacity to manage work involving tribal relations, asserting that the involved parties can handle the tasks satisfactorily and outlining a framework for collaboration and mutual understanding. It emphasizes respectful engagement, cultural sensitivity, and adherence to appropriate protocols.
Fragmented comic musings from a 20th century page
A jumble of humorous quips and observations on society, politics, race, and daily life. The strip features items like a nurseful thought on prosperity, a barb about washing, a young elocutionist aiming for New York, and brief essays critiquing preachers and politicians. It weaves witty lines with dated social commentary.
Abandoned Stations Stir Warren Area Protests
Citizens of Clarendon and Starbrick express strong opposition to the planned closing of Pennsylvania rail stops serving their communities. Although the railroad argues costs justify removal, locals urge immediate action to oppose the move and protect regional transit, warning the petition may pass without unified resistance.
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Clarendon
Stertrick
Pennsylvania Rail
Public Service Commission
Warren
Starbrick
Is Cancer Inherited and Its Human Implications
The article debates whether cancer is hereditary, citing Maude Slye’s studies in mice that suggest inheritable cancer traits. It warns against overgeneralizing from animal results to humans, noting cancer’s stronger prevalence in later life in people and urging cautious interpretation and ongoing guard.
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Kago
New York Herald-Tribune
Maude Slye
University of Chicago
Slye
Wise maxims on virtue and self-control
A collection of quoted sayings on virtue, self-mastery, learning, and prudence. Reflections from Addison Milton Norace Fronde Terence Confucius Horace and Longfellow. The verses remind readers to govern thoughts, prepare for adversity, beware treachery, and choose friends wisely.
Retrospective Items From Early Warren Chronicles
A 1924 note reports William Duff named plant manager of General Concrete Products Corp in Warren. An A Garland man jailed for private property trespass in Pittsfield township after failing to pay a fine. Herbert Eaton leaves for Springfield Mass to attend a Methodist conference as a Jamestown district delegate. 1925 highlights a large Kiwanis Club dinner with visitors from major cities and patrols pursuing auto law violators on Warren Sheffield road. North Warren Presbyterian Church trustees authorized enlargement. 1926 items cover fingerling trout deliveries to forestry streams, a chimney fire at Taft Place, and the start of a perpetual care fund for St Joseph Cemetery and cemetery administration plans.
Hit the line hard in business and football
John Hubert Grezsel analyzes Roosevelt and Red Grange, stressing unity, initiative, and ferocious teamwork as the price of success. He argues managers depend on capable young people and asks leaders to evaluate if they are hitting the line hard and aiding the big game. Copyright 1927.
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Roosevelt
Red
Roos
Imanagers
Ondross
Tomorres's Horoscope Sees Enterprise and Growth
Genevieve Kendle Tomorres foresees a day of enterprise and progress driven by favorable lunar aspects. New ventures, financial negotiations, and publicity efforts should thrive with some changes and minor delays. Notable mentions include a future talent for a birthday child and a nod to various newspaper tidbits.
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William
Just Fours By Edger Guest
A short poem where a father brags about his child and a boy who fights is contrasted with his own pride in a lively girl. The piece reflects humor and affection in everyday family life with period voice and a final note on life being both tragedy and farce.
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Goodye
Edgar A. Guest
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