Warren Tribune masthead and circulation details
The Warren Tribune lists staff including Wetmore as president and J H Basett as treasurer and manager, with W T Keily and D Wetmore among directors. It provides subscription rates, advertising policy, and notes on open forum letters, with a Psalm 73 26 prayer and closing prayer lines.
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Ad JH. Basestt
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Cole
Warren Post Office
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The Teacher Is Tardy to Understand Transgression
A reflective piece notes that aging brings awareness of the hard path of wrongdoing and social disregard for past transgressions. It contrasts youthful bravado in sport with later life humility, quips on experience arriving late, and laments the futility of warning signs ignored.
Dawn and the Dawn Subtitles Spark Quiet Reflections
The article contrasts cinematic dawn with harsh daily life. It notes dawn brings peace for heroes but for many people it marks the start of labor and chores. It also jokes about needing lab tests for alcohol and a policeman without a lab.
Thoughtful snippets and humor from Wilbur E. Sutton
A collage of quips and aphorisms from 1927 includes reflections on mind and cheer, a punny verse about a swatted fly, notes on local cosmetology partnership, and social observations about St Louis spirit and nostalgia. It closes with a brief essay and a philosophical quip by Wilbur E. Sutton.
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Biln Newton
Tonsories
Eileena Rutz
ST. Louis Stile
St- Louis
By the Way examines local affairs and warns riders about safety
The editor discusses Edward Anne's motorcycle accident and warns local riders to exercise caution. It notes Anne's hospitalization and potential permanent injury, hopes for quick recovery, and predicts safer riding upon his return. Also highlights college fundraiser youths, Army volunteers at the Exposition Grounds, and praise for the Moose and Veterans bands during the county picnic.
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Edward Anne
Warren
Titusville Hospital
Anne
New York State
Exposition Grounds
Pearson
Moose
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The Tobacco Habit in Women: Reader Letters
A readers letter essay debates whether tobacco use harms women, noting health risks for nervous or chronic smokers and potential cancer links. It asserts pregnancy risks from nicotine and urges caution, with medical caveats about individual diagnosis and a call for concise questions.
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Rmit
Just Folks By Edger Guest Poem on umpire and fate
A reflective poem compares life to baseball with an umpire whose judgments seem harsh yet final. Edger Guest portrays human error in sports as mirrored by divine verdicts guiding life, urging acceptance of unseen decrees and the order they impose.
Retrospective items from The Tribute of Ine two and three years age
July 7 1928 report notes Pennsylvania crude oil price cut to 3 a barrel, down 25 cents. Rotary Club speaker John Gibson reviews local matters at Conewango Club. A Broadbent Laundry truck toppled over near Conewango and Third avenues. driver escaped.
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Pennsylvania
John Gibson
Butler Public Abooe
Rotary Club
Conewango Club
Broadbent Laundry
George Newark
Conewango
Third Avenues
Did This Man Really Fail
A reflective piece questions whether a flamboyant spender truly failed after wealth vanished. It portrays a man who lost homes, cars, yachts, and artworks, leaving only clothes and a chair. In the end the narrator hints the man was Mr Faithful, a figure from the reader’s town, and asks who truly failed.
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Gates of
Paradise
St. Peter
Mr Faithful
Pershing Sees Positive Legion Reception in France
General John J. Pershing notes changing sentiment in France toward American troops since last August, with growing enthusiasm and a belief that visit opportunities can surface kindness. He emphasizes openness to reduce crime through education and public awareness, and actress Claire Eames praises beauty as a powerful illuminating force.
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Legion
John J. Pershing
Talking clearly in daily life proves a real challenge
A National Council of Teachers of English committee led by John M. Clapp surveys ordinary speakers about expressing themselves. Respondents report difficulty choosing concise phrases, avoiding overlong talk, and knowing what to say next in conversations.
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National Council of Teachers of English
John M. Clapp
Brey
Radeneas
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Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K. Rawlings
A short verse salutes a housewife’s daily guilt and reform as she sweeps dusts and polishes. The speaker vows to recompense for neglect with diligent chores while noting the urge to rest remains. Copyright 1927 EFS.
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Songs of
Marjorie K, Rawlings
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