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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1927

Page

4

Warren Tribune Editorial and Subscription Info

The Warren Tribune lists staff including editor Ed C Lowrey and managing director Henry H Bassett with several directors and officers. Details cover subscription rates, mailing zones, advertising, and reader letters policy, plus call for accurate reporting and a religious prayer segment.

D. Wetmore W. T. Kelly 8. G. Chapel Henry H. Bassett R. W. Cousins Fred C. Eaton A. Eb, Johnson J. B. Moore E. D. Wetmore William H.wright Ed. C. Lowrey Devine-Wallin Corporation Newe York City Chicago National Advertising Representative Bell System News Room Warren Post Office United Proms The Tribune

Drafting Coolidge Again A Pledge To Not Seek Term

In Rapid City residents note President Coolidge appears relieved by calls to draft him for another term yet he stresses that ten years is too long for any man to serve. He has worked tirelessly, values privacy, and says no man should govern for a decade, indicating he does not seek re election despite party pressure.

Coolidge Rapid City Calvin Coolidge Warren G. Harding Tims New England Mr. Coolidge

Immigration gain in Pennsylvania and across United States

The twelve months ending July 1 show Pennsylvanian arrivals at 20 097 with a 14 percent rise over 1926, though net population growth was smaller due to departures. National totals reached 385 175, with over 300 000 newcomers, many arriving illegally.

Pennsylvania Bureau of Immigration Washington United States

Signals at crossings to cut Pennsylvania train crash tolls

Public Service Commission and state Department of Highways push flashing signals at grade crossings to reduce the annual toll from accidents in Pennsylvania. The article urges an automatic brake device to stop vehicles when trains approach, noting many drivers still race crossings.

Public Service Commission State Department of Highways Pennsylvania

By the Way Warren items on schools pool and charity

Local notes urge community help for a usable talking machine for shut ins. Fall brings Victrola concerts and in door amusements. Borough officials plan school reopening meeting at the high school to address questions for the first days of classes. Plans also push a public pool on Morrison Run with Warr Penn refinery and Chamber of Commerce support. A fraudster collecting funds for crippled children is exposed, while Warren residents anticipate a temperance era film and the comedy Rookies starring Karl Dane and George Arthur at the Library Theatre.

Warren Warren Tribune Servrce Morrison Run Warr- Penn Chamber of Commerce and Forestry Karl Dane George Arthur Library Theatre

Diet and Health Care of the Hair and Scalp

Advice on scalp care and dandruff prevention through daily brushing and cleansing. Warns against unclean barber brushes, promotes scalp massage and hair pulling as exercises, and notes benefits of regular brushing for hair health. Mentions public notices, discipline, and Scout Council rewards in a broad column mix.

Just Folks by Edgar Guest

A 1927 verse praising children at play, noting their tireless pace and carefree view of life. The speaker, worn by wind and sun, observes how youth races on while adults bear sorrow, grateful that children need not know care or grief.

Unseen Edgar A. Guest

Retrospective items from the Trib two and three years age

A 1924 roundup notes Boy Scout activity led by Scout Executive F C Boudia and a trophy winner Albert Raemussen in a Conewan Valley Country Club handicap tourney with over 200 entrants. A Warren Fair Association truck on a six county publicity tour is reported. A 1925 item mentions Pauline Highhouse injured at the Highhouse brick plant Pleasant township while guiding horses. A Beaty playground closing picnic is announced for the season with eligibility for local children. A 1923 item covers Emory C Cook returning from a Chamber of Commerce trip, plus local injuries from an auto wreck near Hughesville involving Eva Kennelly and Charlotte.

Albert Raemussen Conewan Valley Country Club Pauline Highhouse Highhouse Pleasant Township Mia Eva Kennelly Charlotte Warren General Heap Ite Hughesville Sheffield-Kane Road

The Way of the World Upstage People and Quick Thoughts

A collage of brief musings on human nature and intelligence. Notes on upstage people, greatness, and simplicity. a quiz on intelligence testing for children. a budget director’s blue stripes miscue. reflections on first impressions. contrasts between hard and soft hearts and happiness.

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Banks and a bold two-man origin story of Wall Street

The Day Book recalls the Bank of the Manhattan Company born from Aaron Burr and rivals, later merging with The Merchants Bank founded by Alexander Hamilton. It notes a shared 40 and 42 Wall Street building, a 1920 consolidation, and hints at Burr-Hamilton history. The column shifts to lighter local color with quirky vignettes of a jeweler on Waverly Place and theatergoers including a provocative dress and a witty theater audience anecdote.

New York Aaron Burr Bank of the Manhattan Company Wall Street Merchants Bank Alexander Hamilton Burr Hamilton Blyaign

Advice to readers on submitting brief requests for column

Lulu Hunt Peters urges readers to submit concise requests in care of the paper, with legible handwriting and a stamped self addressed envelope. She notes cannot diagnose or answer personally, and promises general questions will be addressed in the column as soon as possible.

Jettere Lulu Hunt Peters

Pie of my enemy becomes a dear friend tale

Mrs Jenking asks for more of the brown sugar pie praised as golden brown and delicately flaky. The narrator notes the dish turns an enemy into a friend through its perfect balance of sweetness and crust. Copyright 1927 Central Press Association. Deep line invites readers to write to Arjorie Rawlings.

Central Press Association, Inc

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