Warren Tribune Masthead and publication details
The Warren Tribune lists staff including E D Wetmore as president and W T Kelly as vice president with a roster of directors and editors. It shows offices in New York City and Chicago, print and telegraph services via United Press, and subscription rates by year, half year, and shorter terms with in-city and zone pricing. Readers are invited to submit signed letters up to 500 words for publication following guidelines.
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E. D. Wetmord
W. T. Kelly
Henry H. ‘Basecti
Sima Beary
H. Basett
R. D. el
RW. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. ©. Johnson
J. B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William EB. Wright
D. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Inl
National Advertising Representative
Bell Sustem
Business Office
Newsroom
Warren Post Office
Allmes
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
God’s Declaration and Prayer On Strength in Weakness
A devotional note cites Psalm 77 14 praising God as the God who does wonders and declares strength among the people. It petitions to reveal that strength is made perfect in weakness.
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God
British unemployment dips below one million after 1926 strike
The article notes Britain's unemployment falling below one million for the first time since the 1926 general strike, with trade improving across Europe. It contrasts this with past high unemployment in 1920 and discusses anticipated tariff policy and hopes for a revival of American leadership as global trade improves.
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Great Britain
Europe
Enope
England
America
Congress
Asia
The Child Conservator of the Home
A husband distressed by marriage contemplates leaving his life but is stopped by the sight of a child calling him papa. The tale ends with the lesson that the child acts as the conservator of the home, not the spouses.
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Tamaulinous
Tre
May and December 1 Wedding Rumors Debated
Reflection on a wedding date exchange hints at planning quirks and public interest while noting social tone. The passage contrasts solemn hopes with playful banter about success and sociable norms.
A Thought For Today and Notes From the Era
A collage of brief musings and clippings spanning opinions and anecdotes. It includes a humorous take on table manners by Eph Snow, domestic scenes about earning a living from home, a playful room makeover, and various headlines about political figures and public sentiment from the era.
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Eph Snow
Alome
Doodle-Bug Whistle Draws Curiosity at Penn Station
In Warren residents note a foghorn like whistle from the river train near Main Avenue and the brewery building. Reporters observe gasoline electric cars serving Oil City-Clean trains nightly and wonder about old goodbyes at the depot as families kiss less today. The Library Theatre staff sport white “hot weather” outfits under George Sarvis and praise for the theatre’s up-to-date program. The Deerhorn club’s family tour heads to Ontario Canada with nearly a score members and relatives for a North Bay camp trip and a safe journey north Thursday.
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Pennsylvania Railway
Main Avenue
Warren
Penney Depot
Y0u
Library Theatre
George Sarvis
Sarvis
Playhouse
George
Deerhorn Club
Ontario
Canada
North Bay
North Goods
Allegheny
Tribune Circle
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Pleasant Township
Tribune
Printers
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Russell Field
the Tribune
Keeping Healthy by Dr Currier on obstetrics danger in old hospitals
The piece discusses historic childbirth risks before antisepsis, noting Vienna General Hospital as a major center where Ignaz Semmelweis studied high maternal mortality. It recalls his 1847 advocacy for handwashing with lime solution to prevent puerperal fever.
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Pesth
Budapesth
Hungary
Vienna
Klein
Isbor
Semmelweiss
Just Foles by Edgar Gees The Father's Chance
A poet tells of a man bound to toil and duty who spurns his own fading dreams. When a baby arrives, the father discovers a new chance for glory through his son's future, embracing responsibility over personal fame.
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Just Foles
Edgar Gees
Thia
Time and Tide by John Hubert Grease
Time and Tide contrasts ancient Babylonian astrologers with modern astronomy. It notes Babylonian methods for estimating the tropical year and how current science confirms their record within seconds. The piece traces a lineage from astrology to astronomy across civilizations, showing enduring human curiosity.
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John Hubert Grease
Babylon
The Magician Motif and Democratic Respect For Superiors
A diary of a national magic meeting notes a shared challenge: audiences irritate when they feel outmatched. Masters mask superiority with humor and modesty, a trait also shaping business leaders and democracies, where envy of experts can skew leadership and elections.
Pioneer of antiseptic maternity care reshaped child birth
The text recounts Ignaz Semmelweis’s struggle and triumph in reducing puerperal fever mortality. It details his Vienna opposition, his later Perth hospital reforms, mortality dropping from 12.24 to 0.85 percent, and his subsequent mental decline and death. A monument later honors his contributions.
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Klein
Vienna
Perth
Songs of a Housewille d By MARJORIE EK RAWLINGS
Poem fragment about a man who builds walls around a garden to show wealth. Narrator argues gardens should be shared and not hidden behind high brick walls. Copyright 1827 remains referenced as source note.
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Songs of
Marjorie EK
Rawlings
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