Warren Tribune personnel and circulation details
The Warren Tribune lists E D Wetmore as president and R G Chapel as vice president with Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing. It names editors and staff including Fred Eaton A E Johnson Henry Cousins P A editor Dev Bascott J B Moore R W Davidson and W T Kelly with Ed Lowrey as director. It provides subscription rates by carrier and mail, advertising policies, United Press service, and reader letters guidelines. The page also notes a religion section featuring Psalm 34:8 and a prayer.
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E. D. Wetmore
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Sifestory
Fred
Eaton
A. E. Johnson
Henry Cousins
P. A
Dev . Bascott
J. B. Moore
R. W. Davidson
W. T. Kelly
Bell System
Business Office
Tinian System
News
Warren Post Office
United Press
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May Day and Labor in the United States
United States Secretary of Labor James J. Davis outlines a peaceful May Day program focused on growth, construction, and cooperation between workers and employers. He cites rising employment, higher real earnings, and falling living costs as signs of a sustained upswing, while urging calm handling of grievances and continued wage gains.
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United States
James J. Davis
Department
America
Basi
Industral Conness and
Ference Board
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
Conference Board
A Thought For Today And Other Brief Newsmix
A collage of quips and short items including Life lessons on beginnings and endings and a quip from Epic Snow about young men going East for city life. Notes on Effie Locat at an eastern finishing school and a blunt line about a condemned murderer dinner before execution. A collection of quick musings and opinions.
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Our Town
Effie
Durant articles in Telegram spark debate on Snyder-Gray trial
Hugh Sutherland of Patch es critiques metropolitan press and previews Will Durant's forthcoming Durant articles in the New York Telegram. Durant seeks to analyze the Snyder murder case without sensationalism, contrasting philosophy with courtroom reality and examining Mrs. Snyder's treatment by her spouse.
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Hugh Sutherland
Philadelphia
Snyder-Gray
Will Durant
Warren
Sutherland
Durant
New York Telegram
Wik Durant
Maurine Watkins
Chicago
Music Box
Dane Dixon
New York
Publc
Telegram
Snyder
Albert Snyder
Bernard Shaw
Herbert Spencer
Huxley
Healthy infant teething and its myths in old guidance
An old health column debunks teething myths, explaining varied eruption ages from birth to adulthood, the role of teeth in chewing and speech, and that most illnesses blamed on teething are germ diseases. It notes nervous sensitivity in infants, common teething pains, and rational remedies while cautioning against pulling teeth.
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Retrospective town notes from April 1924 events
Warren county farmers used 6345 tons of lime in the year with 60 percent adoption. State highway work began between Warren and Sheffield at Stoneham with two steamrollers and a derrick. Civil court term opens May 12 with twelve suits totaling about 93000, three suits at 25000 each.
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Warren County
F. P. Willits
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
Warren Count Ty
Warren
Sheffield
Stoneham
Neers
Aird
Time and Tide condemnation of animal cruelty around the world
John Hubert Greusel denounces brutal animal practices in Europe and compares them with American scenes. He cites horse and animal mistreatment from carts to pigeons in Monte Carlo, street rat tortures in Nice, and scarcer scenes in the United States, urging awareness of cruelty beyond cinema.
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Europe
Homarail
Italy
Monte Carlo
Timorrow horoscopes point to success and lively year
Sunday's forecast promises auguries for success and prominence with lively shifts though minor annoyances. Those born under this day may see a prosperous year, possibly gaining prominence in employment. A child born today could be resourceful, successful and enterprising, with notable nativity Duke of Wellington. Monday foresees fortune and activity but warns against misunderstandings and treachery. Norma Talmadge is noted as a notable native, and readers are advised to mail a 50 word letter with a stamped, addressed envelope for 16 ply.
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Duke of Wellington
Norma Talmadge
Just Folks by Edger Guess and The Faithful Flowers
A poetic reflection on a woman’s death and its toll on a home and relationships. The house decays as the beloved partner fades, leaving only memories. Spring returns with daffodils and bridal sprays, symbolizing the enduring flowers she left behind that keep her dreams alive.
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Colidge
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Ruth Snyder
Lorraine
Manhattan
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Henry Fudd Gray
Pulaski
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Moore and Wolfe
Shipman’s Eddy
Green and Booth
Henry Bassett
Harri Baxter
Yeady
Peter B. Kyne
E. M. Lowe
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State Board of Directors of the Poor and Charities
Mr. Lowe
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Merle Deardorf
Raymon Kistler
Paul Braunschweiger
Rotary Clubs
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