Warren Tribune Masthead and open forum notice
The Warren Tribune lists its leadership including E D Wetmore president and W T Kelly vice president with editors and advertising reps in New York City and Chicago. It prints rates for delivery and mail subscriptions, policy on reader letters, and a biblical quotation from Psalm 80:19 as well as a prayer request.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
A. & Jeory H. Bassett
Benny H. Bassett
RK. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B.,moore
William H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Warren Post Office
United Press
Tribune
Traffic safety patrols expand with American Automobile Association
The American Automobile Association plans to broaden school boy patrols to protect children in over 900 cities. Trials in Akron and Chicago show fewer accidents at patrol crossings, Elon urging expansion as safety education proves effective and needed nationwide.
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American Automobile Association
Akron
Ohio
Chicago
Warren
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY AND VIGNETTE COLLECTED HUMOR
A collage of quips and anecdotes from a historical page including a playful thought on health and wealth, an old time girl with wit, and humorous reflections on life. Notable items include a Tennessee mountaineer tale, a note on Lindbergh in St Louis traffic, and a Girl Scout talk on parking and petting. The piece closes with brief musings on ambition practicality and street safety.
By the Way editors note vandalism and city life
The column reports a flagrant act of mutilating borough property near The Tribune office with a broken branch on a shade tree along the river bank. It also covers local concerns from speeding motorcyclists to a riverbank garbage can record and community improvement efforts including scouts camp inspection and school renovations.
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Tribune
Hickory Street
Tribune Circle
Joe Hutter
Charley Lavery
Poison Ivy And Its Poisoning Described By Dr Carrier
Long column details poison ivy forms vines and shrubs with three leaflets and yellow milky sap. It notes susceptibility varies, transfer between people, and symptoms include skin eruption and stomach upset. Treatments include bathing with antiseptics, ointments, calmed exposure, bowels kept open, bed rest, and avoidance as the only immunity.
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Virginia
United States
Canada
Had I Worked as Hard as He Just as Rich I Might Be
Poem recalling regret over wasted youth and opportunities. The speaker contrasts a rich peer’s success with his own choices to play rather than study. He reflects on studying, saving, and recognizing luck too late, realizing what the other path might have earned him.
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Tennessee Mountains
Bill
Henoy
Lucky
Inch
Edgar A
Retrospective Notes From 1924 to 1926 Warren Area
A July 18 1924 note previews paintings by H D Fiubert at Stetson University DeLand Florida shown in Warren Library gallery. James Stout of Pennsylvania Avenue suffers a fractured rib at Struthers Wells plant when an air reamer hits his side. July 15 1925 crop survey shows hay yield about half of recent years. Ralph N Brown of Meadville leads I C C F board preparations for cornerstone laying of new building at home. July 15 1926 Col D F A Wheelock of Warren addresses Corry Kiwanis at hotel Corry Winsor Cousins to speak to Martin Luther Bible Class First Lutheran Church. Mrs H Eaton’s daughters undergo tonsil adenoid operations at Warren General Hospital.
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H. D. Fiubert
Stetson University
DeLand
Florida
Warren Library
James Stout
Pennsylvania Avenue
Weet
Struthers-Wells Company
the Tribune
Ralph N. Brown
Meadville
Winsor Cousins
University of Pennsylvania
Martin Luther
First Lutheran Church
Tide by John Hubert Greusel
A reflective essay on power and leadership arguing rulers fall when they hog authority. It contrasts ancient conquerors like Caesar Napoleon and Alexander the Great with the need for mutual self help and balance between masters and workers. It urges leaders to combine personal force with cooperative policy to succeed.
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Caesar
Napoleon
Alexander the Great
Asia Minor
Gaul
Europe
Alexander
Thoughts on Youth Morality And Leadership From Historic Voices
In the piece a Brooklyn Democrat leader, an evangelist, and university president discuss youth, morality, and opportunity. They critique overreliance on circumstantial evidence, urge guiding boys as trust and opportunity, and warn against blindly following past leaders. They urge new paths for today’s era.
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Qnan
Washington
Hamilton
Ernest M. Hopkins
Dartmouth University
Courage and Risk in Business Decisions
A credit manager with a perfect record loses thousands by avoiding risks. Courage to take chances helps identify good prospects and drive success. The essay argues bold, well judged risk taking is essential for progress and leadership.
Songs of a Housewife 2 by Marjorie K Rawlings
Poetic verse reflects a housewife’s resolve to endure and hope for daylight and tomorrow. The speaker contemplates taking one more step, facing life’s pageant with courage and the idea that hope still opens wide the door. Copyright 1927.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
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