Warren Tribune Public Notice and Contact Details
The Warren Tribune lists staff names including W. T. Kelly and G. Chapel and notes office locations in New York City and Chicago. It details subscription rates by carrier and mail, advertising policy, and newsroom practices with emphasis on reader letters requiring signatures and address, limited to 600 words.
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W. T. Kelly
BR. & Jenry H. Bassett
G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred Con
A. E. J. B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Tore
Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Bailey Business Office
Paws
Seach
Aiz
Tole
Warren
United Press
Fry Avery
Opes
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Good Tribune
Psalm and Prayer Verses on Salvation and Purity
A religious excerpt featuring a plea for God's salvation and deliverance for His name’s sake, alongside a prayer for cleansing. The text echoes biblical language from Psalm 58 and references purification with hyssop to achieve whiteness, emphasizing repentance and spiritual renewal.
Life’s Bank Book and The Balancing Act
This piece compares personal accounts to a bank book, noting how balance checks often mislead about funds. It suggests that discrepancies arise from misread stubs and cancelled checks, and hints at hidden balances in personal life like a spouse’s account, urging careful verification.
Pennsylvania Forms Aviation Bureau and Commission
The Pennsylvania legislature recognized aviation's growth and created a bureau of aviation within the Department of Internal Affairs and a state aeronautics commission to regulate intra state aircraft and pilots and establish landing fields. The commission comprises Holkings head Taylor Major Charles J. Biddle E N Gott Howard Rigby W D B Ainey Major John S Owens and James F Woodward all with aviation experience. The move aims to equip Pennsylvania to participate in forthcoming aviation progress.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Bureau of Aviation
Department of Internal Affairs
Aeronautics Commission
Fisher
W.D B. Ainey
Public Service Commission
John S. Owens
Pennsylvania National Guard
James F. Woodward
Pennsylvania
National Chamber of Commerce
Wvatex
Sf Cities Watch
Tisas
Waren
The Way I Feel About It and In Our Town Snippets
A collage of quips and notices includes a thought on losing temper revealing weakness, comments on Lindbergh and a Missouri title, a four reel scenario Rowing Rosie Out to Rum Row, and items on flying to Europe, drought picnics, and a playful exchange with St Peter. Also vintage humor about crossing guards, household hints, and Mussolini’s predicted European turning point between 1935 and 1940.
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Eph Snow
Missouri
Charlie Lindbergh
Joh Snow
Coion
Willis Harris
Rosie
Rum
Europe
Dreath
Community Effort Tops Lawn Work At Swedish Church
Members of a Swedish Lutheran congregation in Erie gather as volunteers to create a driveway and lawn improvements for a new coal furnace at the church. Rev J H Lundgren is among the workers, showing old fashion regional spirit. The piece also notes aviations talks and airport sites in Warren and Williamsport. Library circulation trends show higher fall and winter readership with new card holders, while summer declines among patrons and youths.
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Market Street
Third Avenue
J. H. Lundgren
Charles Lindbergh
United States
Erie
Warren
Eric
Williamsport
The
Warren Public Library
Warren County
Will Snyder
Gout described as constitutional disease and care
The article explains gout as a constitutional, inherited condition marked by excess uric acid in blood and joints especially the big toe. It notes risk factors such as heavy drinking and poor living, outlines symptoms including joint swelling and lime deposits, and prescribes diet, hydration, outdoor activity, and therapies like heat, electricity, and colchicum.
Five Birds And Five Children In One Portrait
Edger Guest muses on five eggs yielding five birds and five children. Though kinship shows in traits, each bird and child remains distinct in beauty and charm. The poem contrasts sameness and individuality across nature and childhood.
Retrospective from The Tribune Three-Year Look Back
Tribute references Warren Library Association president E D Wetmore and vice president C J Crary, public school tardiness figures, Red Cross life saving group formation, 1925 injuries on Russell field, Metzger Wright customer handout, minor operation for Richard G Smith, Tony Regina stove fire injuries, 1926 Paris arrival cables, and Glade bridge footwalk expansion discussion endorsed by West End citizens.
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the Tribune
Fourth Ward
South Side
Glade Bridge
West End
The Best Is Ket to See on Time and Tide
Jobo Hubert Greusel laments the loss of a 700 year old elm in Michigan and mocks modern planners. He argues trees provide shade and air, while officials push parking and progress. He warns of replacing green spaces with airports and flying cars in a satirical, dialect-packed critique from 1927.
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Mchigan
Columbus
Paris
Champs Elysees
Blois
Sam
Sell Where the Going Is Good in Business and Life
In a Kellygrams column from 1927, the sales manager argues for focusing effort where results are promising rather than always tackling the hardest tasks. He compares business strategy to political campaigning, noting that prosperity and favorable conditions justify intensified sales and talents in those regions. He cautions against universal zeal for hard labor when conditions are poor, urging practical targeting.
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Venice
Stone in the left ureter prompts urgent urological care
A reader reports an X ray showing a stone in the left ureter and asks how to remove it. Advice urges immediate consultation with a urologist, possibly Mayo Brothers in Rochester, Minn., to avoid kidney blockage. The second reader asks how to slim, suggested plan is two meals daily with fats and starches avoided, plus morning Epsom salts. vinegar cautioned against.
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Uretelaes
Mayo Brothers
Rochester
Minn
M. A
Earth Lovers Poem of Garden Devotion
A poem celebrates earth lovers who read nature’s language in soil and seed. It contrasts ordinary fieldwork with magic in spades and hands, praising toil, seasons, and the return of fruits and flowers as Earth’s gift to devoted gardeners.
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Earth
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John Smith
Warren General Hospital
Tony Regina
Fourth Avenue
Clare J. Crary
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K. Rawlings
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