Warren Tribune Opens With Officials and Rates Adverts
The Warren Tribune lists D. Watteers as president and Kelly as secretary with Henry H. Bassett treasurer and managing director. Directors include Bassett, Cousins, Eaton, Johnson, W. T. Kelly, Moore, Watmore, and William H. Wright. Ed C. Lowrey edits. Rates shown for subscriptions and mailed service. Open forum policy invites signed letters up to 500 words. Pray text from Psalm 16 and a prayer appear in the issue.
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Tite
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Henry H. Basett
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E. D. Watmore
Wiliam H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Derine-Wallis Corporation
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Chicago
National Advertsing
Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Cole
Nait
Warren Post Office
United Press
Tribune
Railroads face charter battle over bus transportation in Pennsylvania
A clash over bus lines linked to railroad networks unfolds as the Public Service Commission grants approval for Reading company bus subsidiaries despite Governor Pinchot’s veto. Supporters argue railroads can expand efficient transport while maintaining regulation. opposition warns of highways ceded to rail giants. The issue advances to Governor Fisher for a decision with PSC backing.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Reading Company
Public Service Commission
Pinchot
Noves
Fisher
The Way I Feel About It And Other Humorous Fragments
A collection of light items from a 20th century page including quotes by Eph Snow on urban migration and prohibition, Harley Woots pondering an independent bid, a short humor piece on a newspaper column conductor, and a folksy verse about Hobo Harry. It also notes observations on life, work, and politics with a mix of missives and jokes.
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Congress
Prisor
Hobo Harry
Harry
Ike
By the Way editorials share confidence on local affairs
In a chatty Tribune column readers are guided through quirky local notes. Carrollton and Mineral Wells items reflect editor humor about subscriptions and newsroom life. The Glenwood sign adds a practical update on office location and payment hints for readers.
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Tribune
Carrollton
Republican Record
Tim Short
Tim
Jesus
Mineral Wells Index
Cussin
Glenwood
Wis
Focal
Art Payne
Clenwood City
Keeping Realty Dr. A. F. Currier
A discussion on geriatrics notes few doctors focus on elderly care, urges community organized support and patient, gentle treatment. It highlights the need for homes and services, stresses work as medicine, and cites Longevity as a rising goal for public health.
Trinkets and Trials in a Quiet Marriage
A brief verse about a man gifting trinkets and roses to his wife, noting her steady joy amid burdens and cares. The speaker reflects on a woman’s strength and kindness, contrasting pleasure with hardship, and ends with a bemused question about a law.
Retrospective items from August 2 1924 to 1926 in Warren
Summary of past notices: 1924 reports George Sarvis to sing in a Toronto cathedral, Warren Summer School ends after eight weeks starting June 11, and the baby clinic reports 154 examinations with 55 new visitors. 1925 notes H K Dorrance named to lead Crew Levick refinery Titusville, car accident injures Warren residents Blair and Perfetti, and a family narrowly escaped injury in a collision with a Sheffield baggage car. 1926 covers Rev John J Myers sermon at First Lutheran on The Potter and the Clay and a lightning strike on a barn in Pleasant township above Warren.
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H. K. Dorrance
Warren
Crew Levick Company
J. W. Griswold
Titusville
John J. Myers
Pittsburgh
Every Man Fears the Dark Road of Life
An essay contrasts fears from myths and modern figures like Ford and Coolidge with universal dread of the dark. It uses humorous examples from Sheba the elephant to Roman emperors to urge timid readers to recognize fear as a common, guiding instinct on the path of life.
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Bay
Sheba
President Coolidge
Ford
France
Alpe
Look Closely the First Time Echoes From a Seattle Reunion
Kellygrams recalls a reader who wrote about aging and keen observation, and hints that a long-ago rival from Washington, D C, now runs a Seattle garage. The writer muses that Frank L Merrick may be the same man who once beat him in a bicycle race years ago.
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Wash
Frank L. Merrick
Charlie Rooney
Rooney
Doc
Wonder
Washington, D. C
Washington Post
Washington
Pacific Highway
Keystone ex-supporter vows confession on kidnapping
A former backer of Aimee Semple McPherson promises a confession about her kidnaping saga. The remarks appear in a broad range of reaction from newspapers noting public curiosity about moral courage versus physical feats and criminal law outcomes.
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Aimee Semple McPherson
Indiana Gazette
Songs of a Housewile by Marjorie K. Rawlings
A brief excerpt from Songs of a Housewile by Marjorie K. Rawlings features a poem about gifting posies from a garden and receiving love in return. The verse describes love returning in overflowing measure as a reciprocal gift of affection.
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Songs of A Housewile
Marjorie K. Rawlings
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