Warren Tribune masthead and subscriber rates
The Warren Tribune lists officers from E. D. Wetmore to William Wright, with Ed C. Lowrey as editor and Devine-Wallin Corporation as advertising agents. It details subscription prices, zones, and payment methods, and notes United Press services, open circulation records, and reader letters guidance. It also includes a Bible verse and a prayer section.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Belly
B. Chapel
Henny H. Bassett
Henry A. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
RW. Cousins
Fred G. Eaton
A. E Johnson
W. T. Kelly
J. B. Moore
William Wright
C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallin Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Nationa Advertising Representat
Telephonee
Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Political campaign jabber and jokes from 1926 Issues
The piece mocks both major parties as they search for campaign points. It notes opposition to Coolidge, Democratic nitpicking of prosperity claims, and mentions such topics as Mississippi flood losses, Florida cyclone, boll weevil, and the Jerusalem quake, all as partisan ammunition.
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Coolidge
South Dakota
Great
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Harding-Coolidge
Wilson
Harding
William A. Olt
Field
Congress
Arkansas
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
The
New York Times
Oldfield
Mississippi
Florida
Jerusalem
al. Smith
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY AND VARIOUS QUIPS
A collage of brief witticisms and opinions from a 1920s era page. It includes playful lines about laughter, race, politics, and taxes, plus a misprint joke about a local ad and a short satirical tale about the Democratic convention. Notable names include Eph Snow and references to President Coolidge.
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Eph
Coolidge
White Mountains
Eph Snow
Volstead
Lindbergh
Hot Springs
Mr. Coolidge
Local editor notes Mount Gretna drill for Captain Pearson’s company
By the Way column reports Captain Charles G. Pearson and Company I preparing tomorrow for two weeks of intensive army training at Mount Gretna. Community attention is limited but bands in Warren may provide a send off, and local churches and outings adapt to nearby facilities. The Oakland Cemetery Association keeps east gate open until 7:30 for grave decorations.
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Tribune
Charles G. Pearson
Company I
Mount Gretna
Warren
Borough Citadel
Third and
Hickory Street
Moose Band
Hoffman
Second Avenue
Liberty Street
Grace Methodist Church
Exposition Grounds
Ferncliff
Swedish Lutheran Church
Clarendon
Jamestown
Oakland Cemetery Association
Buffalo and Allegheny Valley Division
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pleasant Township
Mohawk Avenue
Renovo Division
Cemetery Association
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Dempsey
Tunney
Philadelphia
Pickett
Tribune Auditorium
Deformities of the Nose and Rhinoplasty Overview
An analysis of facial features notes that a nose becomes a prominent landmark when deformed. It discusses nose shapes like upturned and aquiline noses, impact on social perception, and the medical practice of rhinoplasty using bone or cartilage grafts. It also mentions a plan to cover a boxing event and cross-town construction delays affecting cemetery access.
There Comes a Time for Laughter and Tears
Edger Guest reflects on life’s trials and joys as the world changes and individuals grow stronger. He urges bravery in storms and patience for future rest, noting growth comes from pain and laughter follows effort. The verse acknowledges fleeting worry and the enduring promise of better days.
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Panyesiockh
Main fair building space tight as county exposition nears
Retrospective notes from July 21 1824 and 1925 report limited space at the main county fair building, Red Cross Life Saving tests in Warren, an injury on the Warren-Clarendon road, a horse kick left Walter Hoop unchanged in hospital, and a large airplane seen over Warren. J Miller Brothers 101 Ranch and Wi West Shows arranged circus at Warren next Tuesday.
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Addison White
H.W. Parks
J. Miller Brothers 101 Ranch
Wi West
Warre
End of the World Predictions Press on Since 1927
The article surveys timeless end‑of‑world theories from seeresses to scientists. It discusses gradual planetary cooling, a returned Ice Age, and biblical visions of doom. It notes modern fears of global catastrophe through war and the lethal diffusion of death gases, concluding with a 1927 copyright mark.
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United States
Earth
Flammarion
Alps
Cv Yace
City Life vs Country Light and Water Costs
A reflective piece argues city living, while convenient, suppresses sunlight and natural space. It notes high land costs, reliance on artificial light, and water charges, contrasting with country life where access to light and water feels natural and abundant. It also touches on nasal deformities treatment history and medical cautions.
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Ik Sun
Keystones Up Cleveland Way Divorce Charge
Reading through overheated society chatter the Franklin News Herald reports a wife seeks divorce alleging neglect by her husband who allegedly gave only twenty four thousand dollars yearly for spending. The Tituville Herald notes a Coast Guard ensign who captured rum runners with a five hundred thousand dollar cargo may be considered for a Distinguished Service Medal.
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Cleveland Way
Hashem
Franklin News-Herald
Congress
U. S. Coast Guard
Titueville Herald
Timely Versie Tiger in a Cage of Bars
Poetic meditation on a tiger pacing in captivity. A vivid contrast between the wild creature’s strength and its confinement. The verse portrays the tiger’s sensuous motion, hunger, and longing as it endures bars that restrain its birthright.
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Jungles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
Roosevelt “Highway
Tawrsday
Oer Town
Emporium
the Clarion
China
America
Cal
Te Dickens
O.P
Pompecy
Firbo
Pampas
Gomin
Edger Guest
Red Cross Life Savings Group
M.C.A
W. H. Colegrove
Sam Valone
Winters Bond Construction Company
Warren-Clarendon Road
Warren Hospital
Walter Hoop
Sugar Run
Jackson Ra Bridge
John Hubert Greusel
Kellygrams
Cere
John Mo Myers
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