Warren Tribune masthead and notices 1927
The Warren Tribune issue shows staff and offices names including E D Werm president W T Kelly and editors with address 1620 1630 Bell system numbers. It lists subscription rates by time and delivery, mailing options for various zones, and advertising policy. The page includes an open forum invitation and a religious verse from Psalm 77.
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W. T. Kelly
Vics Press Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Henry H. Baseatt
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred Johnson
J. B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William’ ‘Wright
Lowrey
Devine-Wallia Corporation
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Summer health basics for infants and parenting tips
Advice warns hot humid days lower a baby's vitality and raise disease risk. It stresses strict food control and cleanliness, limits on rich snacks, careful milk handling, and regular sleep. Seek doctor guidance early. avoid delaying care. A stray note critiques feminist barbers and memorials to Lindbergh.
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Bummer
Gow
Thoughtful Potosi column fragment and humor musings
A mixed page of prose and verse quotes with sketches titled Thought for Today and The Point of View. It includes jests about time use, politics, social roles, and a grim microfiction about a tramp and a lethal barnyard confession.
Family Reunions Boost Community Heritage
The Tribune urges coverage of family reunions to preserve local history tied to pioneer settlement. Readers are invited to report events from Allen Park Jamestown and Warren area gatherings, with writeups printed free of charge. The Warren Rotary Club faces a new year under officers led by Raymond Steber, signaling continued community service and strong leadership.
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Keeping Healthy by Dr. A. F. Currier
Dr Currier explains hypochondria, its features and causes, noting men are more affected, symptoms focus on the abdomen and liver, and sufferers often seek many doctors. Advice urges rational amusement, outdoor work, and discourages excessive sympathy while promoting self reliance.
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Bright
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A cautious speaker offers a ride yet fears misreading his intent and social rules. He doubts a flirtatious charge and worries about reputation. He contemplates passing by to avoid scandal while acknowledging mutual suspicion between strangers and constraints of courtesy.
Retrospective notes from The Tribune tours
A 1624 entry cites Fred Diseleta and Anna of Syracuse fined and jailed for intoxication after a hearing in Warren County. A 1925 item reports Harry Gustafson injured in a two-vehicle crash. A 1926 note covers W. S. Tate and County Supt Knapp in Warren for educational matters and a Typographical Union conference in Franklin.
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Syracuse
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Anna
Warren County
W. 8. Tate
Harrisburg
State Department of Public Instruction
Warren
Roy Greenland
Franklin
Oeeans Venia Typographical Union
Having Cast Off Kings in American Democracy
John Hubert Greusel reflects on post monarchy liberty and the challenge of balancing individual rights with collective welfare in a republic. He emphasizes liberty under law, tolerance, and the ongoing need for vigilance to preserve democracy amid evolving self rule.
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Unity and civic duty urge loyalty to one’s nation
The speaker argues that loyalty to mankind starts with loyalty to one’s own people and nation. He warns against eroding civic participation, politics, primaries, and elections, stating that individual voter rights were earned at great cost by prior generations, citing Curtis D. Wilbur.
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Curtis D. Wilbur
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Money and Motivation in Teaching Salaries Debate
A 1927 Carnegie Foundation discussion questions whether high teacher pay guarantees better work and whether modest salaries attract serious educators. The column contrasts money as incentive with dedication to meaningful teaching and notes the risk of attracting profit seekers if salaries are too high.
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Henry S. Prichett
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Fragments of Verse and Ads Near Memory and Miss Hawlings
A damaged clipping describes a curly headed child in a blue sunbonnet with wild strawberries in a basket and two pictures in each scene one real and one memory. It invites readers to drop a line to Mrs Hawlings care of the paper with unspecified pet activities.
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