Warren Tribune Postal Ad Rates and Open Forum Policy
The Warren Tribune lists staff and officers including E D Wetmore and W T Kelly with editorial and advertising details. Subscription and mailing rates vary by zone and term, with a note on Open Forum letters limited to 500 words and signed, plus a Bible verse and prayer snippet included in the page.
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Be Yourself In Truthful Self See ms Logic of Honesty
A Chicago casualty company argues women are more honest and reliable for bonding, blaming male dishonesty on unemployed women and the lure of status. It says fear of being caught keeps women honest, while men fear losing status leads to small thefts. The piece concludes with a caution that bluff and false fronts erode honesty and urges being oneself.
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Recognizing Drowning and Rescue Lessons Urged
The piece cites recent drownings seen by bystanders and urges better recognition of drowning signs. It notes myths about drowning delays and calls for enhanced life-saving instruction at pools and supervised swim areas, stressing readiness over belief in quick rescue.
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New York World
A Patchwork of Mirth and Musing from The Way I Feel
A collage of humorous snippets and brief vignettes. Notes on Eph Snow, mothers of babies, poverty, a face-rebuilding contract, Dempsey as an artist, a short hotel tale in Dubuque, and light science quips about artificial silk and Chinese heroes. Ends with reflections on politics and ambition.
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We Are Vital To Others In Every Simple Act
Edger A Guest writes on intimate local affairs urging readers to see how every life intertwines with family and friends. He cites a high school graduation scene to show how a single choice can bring pride or cause sadness to many, emphasizing responsibility and the impact of imagined consequences.
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Regular Heart Rhythm and Irregularities Explained
A historical piece explains heart action and irregular rhythms, describing how nerve and muscle coordination generates normal sounds. It notes age-related heart rates from infancy to old age, signs of fluttering or slow pulses, and conditions like heart block, with advice favoring diet and temperate living over drugs.
Just Folks by Edgar Guest poem card
A compact verse extols youth stepping toward a future full of untold wonders. It frames life as a doorway from which new possibilities emerge each day, urging belief in unseen achievements and the ongoing promise of progress beyond the past. The piece notes dreams becoming real and unnamed histories awaiting discovery.
Retrospective Three Tears Age July 26 1024
A garbled retrospective notes multiple local events from Warren county. An auto wreck near Clarenco and a near fatality involve Charles Olmatead of Clarendon. Other items mention a rattlesnake kill near Allegheny Park, a Warren fire call to Columbus, and a refinery fire at Warren Refinery Company Venture town.
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Time and Tide by John Hubert Greased
A call to youth to stand up for their rights through courage and action. The essay argues against passive idealism, warning that rights are never secure and must be defended by personal conduct, legal appeal, and ongoing struggle. It references Magna Charta, the U S Constitution, and other historic protections to stress continual vigilance.
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Is Strolling to Be Lost Art in Busy Streets
Kellygrams reflects on walking as a deliberate, observation-rich activity lost to cars and subway culture. The piece muses how aimless strolling reveals daily life through shop windows, fashion, and antique finds, urging readers to walk for curiosity and perception.
Key points and quips from multiple papers
A collage of quotes notes varied newspaper tone. The Sharon Herald jokes about fashion, Derrick jokes about a hard night at work, the Franklin News Herald mocks a church court ruling on a Philadelphia pastor, and the Indiana Gazette asks who holds the pole sitting record.
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Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie Krawlings
Poem in lyric voice celebrates summer in a home setting with imagery of sunlit rooms, curtains, fragrances from garden blooms, honeysuckle near the door, and a warm summer breath filling the house. Copyright 1927, solicits readers to send lines to Mrs Rawlings.
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