Warren Tribune masthead and business details
The item lists Werm President W. T. Kelly and officers, prices for subscriptions, and editorial offices. It notes Devine-Wallis Corporation as National Advertising Representative, the United Press lease, and policy on accuracy and reader notification of errors.
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Prayer Verse Fragment from Psalm 89 Excerpt
A devotional fragment proclaims the Lord as supreme above the mighty and invites the hearer to listen. It ends with a prayer calling for God to speak and for the people to hear. The text emphasizes reverence and testifying faith.
Open mind urged by Brisbane on progress and danger of stagnation
A Brisbane-quoting editorial urges readers to keep an open mind and hear new ideas. It argues progress hinges on curiosity, cites Columbus and modern technology, and warns that narrowing the mind leads to stagnation. It calls for vigilance and personal responsibility to curb carelessness on streets and highways.
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Metropolitan Orchestra
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Dustry
Worse Than War and the Highway Toll Debate
The piece compares World War II era losses to highway deaths, citing 137,017 automobile fatalities in 1919 to 1920, and 126,000 U.S. battle deaths, urging public opinion to spur road-safety reforms. It argues preventable auto fatalities, driven by carelessness, demand safer operation and stronger measures.
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Very Tired Old Woman and a Helpful Boy
A tired old woman struggles with a laundry basket while traffic speeds by. A single boy stops, helps lift the basket, and guides her to safety, then returns to his friends. Adults judge him harshly, calling him “dumb,” yet he shows a kindness their teachers cannot teach.
Lowman in Charge of Prohibition Enforcement Policy
Seymour Lowman has assumed duties as assistant secretary of the treasury and head of prohibition enforcement. He plans to continue targeting big violators and will reduce enforcement in several states while focusing on those deemed troublesome, with no relaxation of full enforcement nationwide.
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Lincoln C. Andrews
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Smallest powered plane to grace Curtis field in New York
The tiny monoplane of Kay Karrup weighs 290 pounds and can reach 70 mph with a four cylinder motorcycle engine. Reports note Lindbergh’s departure leaving the field to Karrup and Thea Rasche drawing large crowds as Curtis residents reflect on public manners and service quality.
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Keeping Healthy by Dr A F Currier in an age of commerce
The essay argues that society overly monetizes services and goods, praising Lindbergh for avoiding commercialization. It notes sickness as a test of human virtue, critiques nurses' rising costs, and warns against nurses encroaching on doctors' roles, stressing financial strain of care.
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Choices Between Uphill Work and Easing Paths
Edger Guest writes Just Folks about a boy's choice between the leaner life and the worker road. He warns the uphill path yields respect, hard lessons, and slow progress but lasting reward, while the easier route tempts with ease, theft, and hollow gains.
Retrospective items from Warren aged reports 1924 1925
A compiled notice recounts local incidents and events from August 5 of 1924 and 1925 in Warren. It mentions George Keener recovering from an automobile accident at Warren General Hospital, a gas line accident at Rogertown, C E McKinney's crushed finger, tax statements being mailed by Tax Collector R W Cousins, a Ford sedan wheel failure at Pennsylvan ia avenue and Hickory street, the Odd Fellows picnic at Grand Valley with ~3000 attendees, Richard Pearce’s illness at the State Hospital, removal of Liberty street cluster lights for widening, and the Warren Odd Fellows drill team invited to perform at Island Park in Youngsville during August 16.
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Water Street
Warren General Hospital
Wishap
Warren Odd Fellows
Island Park
Youngsville
Time and Tide by John Hubert Greuee
An old man called Father Time judges human promises against time. Vivid parable contrasts boastful earth mortals with fragility of fortune. War, illness, and upheaval reveal change is constant and vanity fragile. beware rigid claims of control.
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John Hubert Greuee
Father Time
We Need More Morons in Modern Society
A reflective critique questions deriding others as morons and argues that stupidity is essential to modern business. It contends that unskilled labor remains in demand, wages rise with need, and educated offspring may abandon toil for prominence, ending with a call for solutions.
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Harvard
Yale
Urticaria and health queries addressed by medical guidance
Reader asks about hives triggered by warmth and whether cod liver oil aids weight gain. Answer notes urticaria from indigestion and advises a tablespoon nightly eggnog? and suggests cod liver oil helps weight while fresh milk is better, recommending consulting Dr. Currier for personal questions and limiting reply to 50 words.
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Songs of a Blousewife by Marjorie K. Rawlings
Poem praising a blousewife whose daily kindness heals and uplifts, contrasting with the speaker's own lack of verse. The author thanks the subject for gifts of care and love, noting the enduring value of her good deeds beyond literary achievement.
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Marjorie K, Rawlings
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