The Warren Tribune publication and staff details
The Warren Tribune lists editors and board members including Watmers as President and W. 7. Kally as President RG, with B.D. Weathers and William 5. oes among directors. It notes office addresses in Chicago and Hi, advertising rates, circulation terms, and United Press service. It invites reader corrections and outlines submission guidelines and prayer.
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D, Watmers
Kally
RG. Ay Bonet
W.t
Warren
United Press
the Tribune
Future of Oil Warns of Disaster from Overproduction
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work told the Miseral Law Section of the American Bar Association in Buffalo that more than a million barrels of oil are wasted daily and the future oil supply is endangered by overproduction. He urged drastic curtailment with possible legislation and urged voluntary cooperation or unit pools to stabilize the industry to prevent a national disaster and protect smaller companies.
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Secretary of the Interior
Hubert Work
American Bar Association At
Buffalo
Work
Federal Oil Conservation Board
New York Stock Exchange
By the Way editor notes and local civic updates
The community extends congratulations to A J Hazeltine on his eightieth birthday at a family dinner hosted by his son Hugh The Hazeltine family is active in Warren business and civic affairs with roles at Warren Savings Bank Conenango Furniture Warren Veneer and Panel DeLuxe and Furniture Corry Brick and Tile Abendroth Company and timber ventures A profile recalls his connections with Dawes Butler and a notable golf scorecard He is praised for quiet leadership and local influence
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A. J Hazeltine
Hugh
Hazeltine
Warren
Warren Savings Bank
Conenango Furniture Company
Warren Veneer and Panel Company
DeLuxe and Furniture Company
Corry Brick and Tile Company
Abendroth Company
Port Chester
Hazelfire
Pennsylvania Avenue West
Charles G. Dawes
United States
Treasury Board
Nicholas Murray Butler
Poison Ivy Oak and Sumac Identification Guide
The article explains how to identify poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac, noting three-leaflet clusters, leaf shapes, and color changes. It describes vines that cling to structures and differences between ivy and oak, plus features of poison sumac and related plants. It promises a follow up on prevention.
Poison ivy care and remedies discussed in detail
A medical note outlines treatment options for poison ivy oak and sumac exposure. It covers washing oils with soap and water, preventive hand care, and several remedies including baking soda borax pads hot potassium permanganate baths, hyposulphite of soda solutions, epsom salts, Grindelia extract, and zinc oxide ointment. It cautions against excessive lead sugar applications and advises medical consultation for severe cases.
Retrospective notes and notices from August segment
The clipping mixes fragmented reports from August 31 entries: a theft of a babe? and coins in public stands, a steel delivery for the Coal Knob fire tower at Kinsua with tower construction to start, a near miss involving a car at avenue and Irvine, and upcoming semi-annual appropriations to Warren County second and third class inmates.
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Coal Knob
Kinsua
Aiatrets
Warren County
Westchester Kangaroos Hoax Publicity Stunt Revealed
The Daybook excerpt reports a wild Westchester publicity stunt by two theater press agents, Ben F Holzman and Nat F Dorfman, who posed as kangaroos to promote shows. They describe disguises, chase scenes, and eventual confession that the prank aimed to boost publicity for The Manhatters Selwyn Seventh Heaven and associated figures.
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Westchester
Westchester County
Ben F. Holzman
Nat F. Dorfman
William Fox
Chappaqua
Ben F. Holkman
Nat. N. Dorfman
Holzman
Dorfman
Destroying Poison Ivy and Sumac Poisoning Guide
A U S Public Health Service pamphlet advises boiling water immersion for itching relief and hot towel applications on eruptions. It urges grub out running root stalks to prevent regrowth, plow fields to destroy plants, or use kerosene with spraying, reapply if needed, and lightly till soil to improve effectiveness without long term soil damage.
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Washington, D.C
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D. C
Just Folks by Edésr Sweat Bird and a Brave Little Songster
A poet watches a bird sing while facing creative pressure and deadlines. He questions whether a bird can sing or a writer can produce under orders. The piece reflects on art, obligation, and gratitude for the bird’s courageous song as a model for perseverance.
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Tyrie
Franklin Woman Avoids Funeral Attendance Rationale
A Franklin woman, asked by her daughter about attending a funeral, replied she no longer gets enjoyment from funerals. The remark, reported by Jim Borland, reflects a blunt view on social customs and aging.
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Franklin
Songs of a Housewife MARJORIE K RAN ES
It is my pleasure every day to set the table leisurely with china patterned bright and silver and fine napery in a home scene poem style reflecting domestic rhythm and care.
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Marjorie K Ran ES
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