The Warren Tribune Publishing Terms and Open Forum
The Warren Tribune lists subscription rates and delivery options for various zones and periods. It notes advertising rates on request and access to circulation records, and invites reader communications signed with a return address, limited to 500 words. It also includes a religious verse and prayer line at the end.
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Wright
New York City
Chicago
Nat Telephones
Bell System
Werren Poat
United Preas
the Tribune
Tribune
Flattery as a Senate Savior Or Vice Handmaid
A short meditation on flattery and its effects in politics. The passage recalls a fledgling senator in the Senate who blundered through a maid speech yet was buoyed by three friends whose praise, though false, restored his confidence and helped him grow into a formidable debater. Was the flatterer a vice’s handmaid or a savior of reputation?
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United States
Senate
Civero
Auto prosperity grows as GM posts six month earnings
General Motors Company reports net earnings for the first six months of 1927 at 129,250,207, up 27,550,253 from a year earlier. Car sales for the period set a historical high, with most buyers making down payments and continuing installments, sustaining strong auto demand nationwide.
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Cole
General Motors Company
Speaking Your Mind and the King of All Gloom
The piece ridicules a man who speaks his mind, painting him as a universal pest who drains joy and vitality from others. Allegedly a tyrant of gloom, his presence shrivels smiles and corrupts conversation, making him feared and shunned by all but the utterly deaf.
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Empire of Gloom
Poor Business and the Call for a Special Session
The piece argues that a pending special session of Congress in October stems from last session's failure to pass $40 million in deficiency appropriations blocked by a filibuster. It notes other motives like flood aid, farm relief, tax cuts, and election contests, but questions the timing and necessity, warning against political expediency and the allure of false rhetoric.
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Senate
Mississippi Valley
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Unusual Longacre open for Babe Ruth film event
The Day Book reports a quirky premiere at the Longacre theatre celebrating Babe Ruth and a new talking motion picture. The audience roared, reacting to imperfect Vocafilm sound and extravagant vocal performances while orchestra and piano struggled to be heard. The Hippodrome stays open for a summer run, despite high upkeep costs of about 25 000 a week.
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Central Press Dispatch
Warren Tribune
New York
Longacre
Babe Ruth
Babe
Yasha Bunchuk
Mr. Bunchuk
Vocafilm
Gorman
Hay fever and its causes explained by Dr Currier
Mrs E D writes about June to July hay fever and asks how to prevent it. Dr Currier explains hay fever as mucous membrane irritation from pollen and dust, noting individual sensitivity varies and citing grasses weeds and flowers as culprits with seasonal patterns and responses.
Prohibition fines dominate western Pennsylvania district court totals
U S attorney John D Meyer reports that of 191785 collected in the last fiscal year the vast majority 172000 was against prohibition law violators. In Harrisburg nine year old Leonard Holton survived after being dragged 50 feet by a car while gripping its bumper. Edox Weller 18 of Glenwood faced a self inflicted bullet wound while despondent over marital estrangement. Altoona Dice McMahon 22 battles sleeping sickness for a second time after a recent truck fall and prior illness.
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Pittsburgh
United States District Court For
Pennsia
U. S
John D. Meyer
Harrisburg
Leonard Holton
Edox Weller
Glenwood
Harrisburg Hospital
Altoona
Dice McMahon
Just Folks by Edger Gave a Poem
A reflective verse contrasts life’s gifts with selfish hoarding. It depicts nature yielding while a dying plant and sturdy bush offer blooms as extensions of life. The speaker argues growth arises from sharing and the spirit learns wisdom by giving more.
Retrospective items from The Tribute of three years ago
Historical notes recall a river planting near East Hickory and a later report of bass shipments by express through Warren. An October milestone promises improved highway access as a 13 mile concrete stretch between Warren and Sheffield nears completion. A severe electrical storm caused local damage with reports from Warren borough and county.
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Alleghany
East Hickory
Geax Endeavor
Warren
Express
Sheffield
Warren County
The Way of the World and Modern News Snippets
A review notes the New York Public Library book wagon bringing books door to door amid small vendors. It contrasts bold claims of big game hunting with practical U S shooting, highlights Maytag's $130000 birthday employee gift, and comments on gender views and ongoing brain evolution research at Columbia.
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Civilization
Staten [Gland Branch
New York Public Library
United States
Maytag
College men labeled shirks by industry bosses
Two young college students discover summer work barriers as employers prefer noncollege labor. Officials say college training fosters leisure class habits and shirking, while steel and ship lines report high school graduates willing to work harder. The piece argues college enrollment is driven by convention rather than desire.
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Colleges
Shires
Europe
Home Made Bleach For Summer Complexion Care
A vintage beauty note suggests fading tan on face neck and arms using home remedies. It describes oatmeal and almond meal paste, cucumber pulp applied as a mask, lemon juice diluted with water or rose water, and cautions about Bittermilk irritation. Regular use promises gradual whitening and softer skin.
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Ain
Songs of a Housewif by Marjorie K Rawlings
A poem invites readers to hear summer evenings on a street with neighborly sounds. From dishwashing to laughter and ice cream, the scene includes Jenkins' Ford, Jones' Airedale, boys whistling, radios, doorstep chats, and Sal the gossip as a familiar nightly chorus.
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Cadillac
Broadway
Lower East Side
Greenwich Village
Marjorie K.rawlings
Jenkins’ Ford
Jones
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