Warren Tribune Masthead and Circulation Details
The Warren Tribune lists officers and directors including E D Wetmore, W T Kelly, R G Chapel, Henry H Bassett, Henry B Bassett, and others with Ed C Lowrey as editor. It covers subscription rates, delivery options, mailing zones, and advertising policies, and notes its affiliation with Devine-Wallis and United Press. It also invites open forum letters with signatures and addresses and sets a 500-word limit.
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E. D. Wetmora
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Henry B. Bassett
RG. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. Johnson
J. B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Warren Post Office
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the Tribune
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Submission to God Prayer Verses Psalm 81 15
A short devotional note cites Psalm 81 15 urging the haters of the Lord to submit and endure forever while praying for faithfulness to God. The text frames a prayer to Heavenly Father asking for steadfast faithfulness and guidance.
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God
Candidates urged to vote and run in upcoming borough races
In the lead up to September primary, citizens are urged to consider candidacy and encourage capable, honest people to run for county and borough offices. The piece warns against puppets set by manipulators, stresses renewing leadership, and cautions voters to scrutinize outsiders aligned with other parties to protect the GOP in Warren County.
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Court House
Counsilman
Warren County
Quirky Nonsense Phrase Fragments Spark Confusion
A collection of garbled lines mocks common proverbs and misused phrases. The text rambles through distorted sayings about vigilance costs, drunken driving, crop contracts, car repairs, and gender stereotypes with no clear narrative or fact.
The Way I Feel About It A THOUGHT FOR TODAY
A collage of quips and notes on public life, politics and culture. It includes pithy lines about death on trains, whiskey prescribing, ethics in fishing, and remarks on politics, society, and daily life from multiple voices.
Courageous Card of Local Hero Curtis Larson
By the Way salutes Curtis Larson of Parker Street for rescuing his sister Romaine from drowning in the Allegheny River at Big Bend. He plunged in to save her, sank, and perished after ensuring Romaine's surface return. He was a Grace Methodist Boy Scout, prepared to meet his Maker, and his act may earn a Carnegie Hero Commission posthumous honor.
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Thas Curtis Larsen
Max Larsen
Parker Street
Romaime
Allegheny River
Big Lend
Curtis
Romaine
Elinore
Izaak
J. L. Stance
Curtis Larson
Grace Methodist Church
Carnegie Hero Commission
Remiaine
Warren County
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Keeping Healthy R A F Our Housemaids Knee
Health notes explain housemaid's knee bursitis naming its cause, symptoms, and treatment. Inflammation of the knee bursa from repetitive kneeling leads to swelling, pain, and possible chronicity tied to rheumatism gout or syphilis. Rest, elevation, cold wraps, and medical care advised. severe cases may need aspiration or surgery with massage and exercise after recovery.
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England
Just Folks By Edger Goes
Two eights and a nine become a recurring refrain in a golf themed poem by Edgar A. Guest. The speaker reflects on a round where pars and birdies contrast with three bad holes, using golf as a metaphor for life and effort versus missteps, with a nod to enduring hope for fair play and understanding in the future.
Retrospective items from The Tribune of two and three years ago
A July 17 1924 note reports Isaac Vascello of Wheeler and Dusenberry Lusher in Endeavor hospitalized for a woods sprain. J W Shambach visits Warren County schools. 43 babies and mothers attend a weekly baby health clinic in the borough building. A July 17 1925 entry notes Oscar Anderson of Warren Furniture severely injured by a hand caught in a saw. Leslie Carlson of Matthews Run sustains a fractured ankle after a motorcycle incident. A new collapsible boat is christened by the Deerborn club for a Canada trip. The July 17 1926 item records a false fire alarm triggered by children near Pine Street and Pennsylvania Avenue. Jeanette Scott, two, burns from a turpentine mixture while her mother warms it for chest treatment.
Time and Tide in Rouen a Saint and a Witch
The speaker travels to Rouen to place violets on Jeanne d Arc s tomb but finds no tomb in the cathedral. A tour through relics and memorials recalls Diane de Poitiers and other figures before guiding to a small jewel like tomb of Jeanne d Arc in the Old Market. A painted tablet marks her death on May 30 1431 and the final thought speaks of eternal virtue over earthly glory.
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Jeanne d’Arc
Jeanne
George d’Amboise
Louis XI
St. Peter's
Diane de Poitiers
Henri IE
France
Diane
Jess Gonjon
Louis de Breze
Seneschala
Normandie
Cardinal
Seine
Cleanliness and cost in modern life reflect civilization
A reflective piece notes the high expense of maintaining cleanliness in homes and public spaces. It contrasts costly bathroom upkeep, laundry bills, and advertising for soap with fashion-driven clothing choices. The author argues cleanliness is civilization and nearly godlike, while also citing a study where workers underestimate traits like Carefulness and Orderliness but overestimate Punctuality and Thrift.
Market Near Saturation for Automobiles Says Dealers
A rough collage quotes dealers cautious on auto market saturation while other snippets touch on politics crime and social norms. The采 sources include Bradford Era Derrick Indians Gazette Titusville Herald with varied opinions about women appearance and a devilish caution.
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Bradford
Songs of a Blousewifte By MARJORIE RAWLINGS
A gardener's daughter loves Prince William of Scotland. Her father disapproves but love prevails as she names the first flower after her secret longing. Copyright 1927. Readers invited to write to Mrs Rawlings care of the paper.
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Marjorie E. Rawlings
Prince William
Scotland
William
Mrs. Rawlings
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