Warren Tribune masthead and notices advertisement policy
The Warren Tribune announces editorial staff led by Ed C Lowrey with Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing director and a list of directors. It details subscription rates, mail and delivery options, advertising policies, circulation openness, and an open forum for reader communications including signature and address requirements and a 500 word limit.
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The Automobile Question and American Car Ownership
The United States shows one car per every four people, totaling about 24 million on the roads with global totals around 27.68 million. The vast auto investment, including production facilities and related infrastructure, may reach thirty to thirty-five billion dollars, prompting questions about economic saturation, household costs, and the broader impact on national wealth and recreation.
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Thoughtful fragments echo politics and humor in town notes
A collection of short items notes vacation musings, local business mood, political quips, a divorce quip about a scientist, and humorous poems. Eph Snow comments on political truth and novelty. Bert Needless urges patriotic love. A dry caucus joke surfaces. A casual portrait of small town discourse.
Weather Memory and Town Notes from By the Way
The By the Way column discusses St Swithin's weather lore and a predicted wet spell through August, while noting no record justifies daily rain. It observes streetcar rail removal in Franklin, pavement improvements near Conewango bridge, and Warren's ongoing interest in tennis and youth camps with local figures highlighted.
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Keeping Healthy by Dr Currier on African Sleeping Sickness
Dr Currier explains African sleeping sickness caused by Trypanosoma spread by tsetse bites in Africa. Symptoms progress from fever to swollen glands, skin blisters, eye and body swelling, then neurological decline leading to coma and death. Quinine is ineffective. early treatment with metalic compounds may help, lasting weeks.
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Locomotive Jumping At Crossings Stirs Laughs
A collection of humorous clippings notes quips on criminals, travel, and politics. It mentions a new locomotive that could jump over a car at a crossing and jokes about capital punishment, politics, and travel abroad. The item references Italy, the United States, and Russia in a light, anecdotal style.
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Indians Gazette
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A poem reflecting on life offering love joy tears and endurance through friendship faith and compassion. It notes humble people can be great with loved ones nearby and the value of giving to comfort others despite life’s burdens.
Retrospective items from The Tribune of Ine
July 16 1924 bids opened by the state highway bureau for a road section near Bear Lake to the New York line. Warren M C A camp at Stowe N Y broke up. GC M Hengst led the boys. National forest reservation commission approves 162 236 acres including 2 445 in Warren McKean and forest counties. July 16 1925 three Warren men seized in Jamestown for conspiracy to violate the Volstead act. Warren National Bank expands barking room. J J Lamb Ardmore Okla applied for taking license. noted for out of state anglers. July 18 1926 Art Johnson Warren Koy of Fairmont pitching staff visiting Warren. No detours listed per Harrisburg bulletin posted in Warren.
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J. J. Lamb
Ardmore
Oklahoma
Mr. Lamb
Warren County
Art Johnson
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Time and Tide: The bloodline and the American dream
The piece argues that prenatal influence traces to ancestral conditions endured by European peasants. It links hunger and social oppression across generations to who Americans become, suggesting inherited traits shape the national character. It cites Bruyere’s 1688 France and notes descendants from many nations share a history of exploitation, culminating in the belief that hardship persists in the blood.
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How Much Service Is a Nuisance In Hotels
A reader recalls paying two dimes for hat and coat check in a luxury hotel and questions how much service benefits proprietors more than customers. Anecdotes compare polite selling, dictation machines, and a stenographer's appeal, noting crowding in cities affects pets and canaries little, while goldfish offer quiet confinement.
Brimful Fellow Cream Table Serves Savory Steam Dishes
A table with s pitcher Brim full of Fellow cream is one with good things groaning where savory platters steam.
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