Warren Tribune masthead and policy notices fragment
The text presents a Warren Tribune masthead with names and roles, office addresses, subscription rates, advertising policy, and a church verse. It includes editor, directors, advertising rep, and business office details, plus open forum guidance and a Psalm quote.
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E. D. Wetware
W. T. Kelly
FR. G. Chapel
Ry H. Bassett
Henry H. Bazcett
R. G. Ape
Cousins
Eaton
A. &, Johnson
H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Til
Bellwyater
Warren Post Office
United Press
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Tribune
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On to school and Lindbergh’s flight as guidance
As summer ends, educators urge continuing education with a rallying call. The piece links Lindbergh’s Paris flight to school commitment, urging parents and pupils to embrace education as national progress, noting sacrifices by backers and the need for loyalty to the youth’s cause.
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Lindbergh
Lindy
Paris
France
America
St. Louis
Safety council cites lives saved since 1913
The National Safety council reports 122 764 lives saved since 1913 through accident prevention efforts. Excluding automobile deaths, potential savings reach 284 296. From 1913 to 1926 accidents caused about 1 146 428 deaths. at 1913 rates, 1 269 192 would have died. Chicago safety congress next month will feature 800 speakers.
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National Safety Council
Chicago
America
By the Way editor notes Warren lacks tourist comfort facilities
In a By the Way column the editor recalls visitors from the Potato Growers' Association passing through Warren en route to New Castle and Pittsburgh. Tourists sought a comfort station, but Warren had limited cash facilities, prompting a council committee to study the issue before next tourist season. The potato group’s visit was the largest to pass through Warren, with about 160 tourists arriving by six large buses.
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Potato Growers’ Association
Warren
New Castle
Pittsburgh
Second Avenue
Poplar
Hazel Streets
Couderaport
Young Men's Christian Association
Em Foley
Tribune Circle
Oakland Cemetery
Rest and vacations vital for the human machine
Dr A F Carrier argues rest sustains vitality more than continuous work. He says digestion, brain function, and overall health require periodic rest, with vacations valued and parks and camps essential. Excess leisure harms, and lawful vacation provisions should vary by work burden.
King of Spain invites world yachtmen to race next year
The King of Spain calls for an international yacht race next year inviting crews worldwide. The message signals Spain’s revival as a sailing nation four centuries after its early prominence.
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Spain
Herald
Whippoorwill's Cry in Edger Guest Poem
Just Folks by Edger Guest presents a verse centered on a whippoorwill’s ceaseless shriek. The speaker questions the bird’s pain and meaning behind the nightly call, pondering whether the cry signals sorrow, joy, or some inner distress.
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Edger Guest
Freight train carries 8000 tons iron ore through Wat terday from Erie to Contarille
Maximal dispatch notes a freight train of eight thousand tons of iron ore traveling from Erie to Contarille yesterday. Four engines pulled the heated cars through the route as part of the day’s rail traffic report.
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Watterday
Erie
Contarille
The Way of the World and Recordophobia in Press
Aviators and ship operators discuss a plan to cut mail time between America and Europe using planes launched from ocean liners, claiming under four day delivery. The piece critiques record seeking and praises Durants philosophy, urging thoughtful reading.
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America
Europe
Dawes Faces Diplomacy With Business Mindset
Charles G Dawes levels a sharp critique of international diplomacy calling it a game, favoring businesslike, straightforward deals over professional experts. He mocks diplomats as lacking practical know-how and scorns the Geneva talks as a drawn fight, arguing Americans should prioritize cleanups and concrete results over ceremonial negotiation.
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Dawes
Dusiness
State Department
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K Rawlings
A brief poetic column reflects on wandering amid strangers, noting housewives share similar ground, a tree, a home, and varied joys and sorrows along life’s road. The piece ends inviting readers to write to Mrs. Rawlings for glorifying a pet activity.
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Marjorie K.rawlings
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