The Warren Tribune Masthead and Policies
The Warren Tribune lists staff roles with RB Wetmore as president and W T Kelly as vice president and other officers. It details advertising rates, subscription prices, mail zones, and office contact rules, plus a Bible verse and a brief prayer, emphasizing accuracy and open forum letters with signatures and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
Henry BR
Henry H. Basatt
B. G. Chapel
W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. B. Johnson
J. B. Moore
Wetmore and
Willign
Warren Post Office
Nzwa
United Press
Tribune
The Choice of Mr. Coolidge
The piece notes that while Coolidge does not seek the presidency in 1928 Republicans stress the people decide. It cites the New York Sun saying Coolidge has stated his choice and the public will understand. It praises Coolidge’s four years at Plymouth and asserts the American people still have a choice.
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Coolidge
New York Sun
Plymouth
Bernard Shaw on Religion and Civilization
Renowned dramatist George Bernard Shaw is quoted by George Sylvester Viereck asserting civilization cannot endure without religion. Shaw argues morality wanes without faith and Europe’s ills stem from lacking religion, while salvation may exist without a god but not without religion.
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George Bernard Shaw
George Sylvester Viereck
Shaw
Europe
Warren County corn borer quarantine enforced across 35 counties
The State Department of Agriculture tightens controls to fight the European corn borer with 15 monitoring stations in the quarantine line and federal support near the West Virginia line. The March 22 1927 regulations bar moving corn and related plants outside the quarantined area unless processed to remove risk, while movements of compliant products remain allowed. The policy aims to protect Pennsylvania and the nation from crop damage despite local inconveniences.
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State Department of Agriculture
Warren County
Pennsylvania
United States
Federal Department of Agriculture
Fayette
Greene Counties
West Virginia
Sudan
Dizzying New York Picnic Turns Miserable Day
The Day Book recalls a New Yorker couple who sought a country quarry picnic via Kenauco reservoir but faced mud, cold water, dense insects, and a exhausting return. They could have enjoyed comfort at nearby beach clubs or home, yet chose hardship for a so called holiday. The story then shifts to idle musings on orange drink stand workers and Wall Street repair shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenaico Reservoir
Quar Sy
Symptoms and treatment of breast cancer in women
A medical column outlines that breast tumors may be benign or malignant and stresses early, thorough removal. It notes cancer often starts with a hard, movable lump, nipple retraction, possible bloody discharge, and late pain. early operation offers higher survival, while delaying surgery worsens prognosis. Seek a surgeon for examination promptly.
Keystones and snips from era quotes and notes
A collage of quotations from various papers including Punx Sutawney Spirit and Clarion Republican. The lines reflect humor wit and moral sting with remarks on judgment lipstick taste and personal fate.
A Flirt Makes A Mistake In Just Folks By Edgar Goes
The speaker confesses a hidden truth about being forty six while playing the part of a youthful flirt. A woman winks and drops her kerchief, but the narrator remains emotionally unsettled and reveals his age and feeling of age despite appearing young.
Kiowa Tribune Retrospective Highlights 1924 1926 Events
A retrospective from Kiowa's Tribune of Ine notes Elof G. Nelson's ankle fracture at Warren General Hospital on August 11, 1924, and a Penn Public Service substation project near the Eddy Street power house. It also records 1926 news of five year old Charles Decker's near accident on Irvine Street and Pennsylvan ia Avenue, the Warren Elks picnic at Exposition Grounds, and 1925 Odd Fellows Association picnic turnout with 600 autos checked in. Ralph Sprague's discharge from hospital to home is mentioned.
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Elof G. Nelson
Warren General Hospital
The
Penn Public Service Company
Eddy Street
Charles
Leslie Decker
Irvine Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Odd Fellows Association
Grand Valley
Why Are Your Dog's Antics So Funny
A letter from Dr E Schwarz of Edwardsville recounts his bolt terrier who carries a bone from a butcher shop to his owner for holding during barking at another dog. The note ponders why dogs produce more humor than humans, citing Bergson on laughter and misapplied human expectations.
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E. Schwarz
Edwardsville
Caprice
Will Rogers
Mr. Bergson
Prohibition Pressure Builds to Push Coolidge Stand
A coalition of leading prohibition advocates presses President Coolidge to make a decisive public stand on enforcing the Eighteenth Amendment. The Christian Science Monitor and dry leaders urge a clear pledge to strong enforcement, citing Mellon’s role and urging a presidential directive to strengthen liquor-law compliance nationwide.
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Frederic William Wile
Washington
Coolidge
Christian Science Monitor
United States
Monitor
Prohibition
Andrew W. Mellon
the Treasury
Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
Pennsylvania
William S. Ware
United States Senate
White House
Robert E. Corridini
World League Against Alcoholism
Harding
Denver
Corradini
Ruth Morgan
National League of Women Voters
Irving T. Fisher
Yale
Treasury Department
Ella A. Boole
Congress
Songs of a Housewife By oat Ke RAWLINGS
Poem describing a housewife's shabby state. The speaker confesses flaws and neglect shown in worn sides and torn notes while promising repairs and repainting to hide failures and clumsiness. The piece reflects domestic remorse and renewal within familiar home life.
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Oat Ke Rawlings
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New York
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Eric Dispatch
Herod
Clarion Republican
New Castle
Teae
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Ine
Warren Lodge of Elks
Exposition Grounds
Ralph Sprague
Fast Street
Kellygrams
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