Warren Tribune advertising and subscription details 1910s
The Warren Tribune publishes staff and office details for the Devine-Wallis Corporation, rates for carrier and mail subscriptions, and notes on circulation records. It lists officers, editors, and directors, with pricing in dollars, etc. Also includes a religious prayer and a blessing section.
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W. T. Kelly
B. Fi Bee
H. Baasstt
Diego Henry
H. Basestt
B. G. Chapel
RW. Cousine
Fred C. Eaton
A. Johnson
W. T. Aa
Brcore
E. D. Wetmore
William B. Wright
Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Business Office
News Room
Warren
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The Consistent Performer and Everyday Works
A meditation on the rare steady worker who never shines yet never fails. The author contrasts brilliant geniuses with the dependable, ordinary doers who quietly sustain society through consistent effort. Enemies are the carpet tacks on the road to success.
Water a Mystery at State College Institute Talk
James Kendall of New York University spoke to the American Chemical Society institute at State College about water as a widespread yet stubborn mystery. He warned chemists against leaping to conclusions and noted that even basic water concepts remain poorly understood, likening water to oxygen’s historic puzzle. W C Holmes of the USDA also urged improved color analysis methods for better dyes.
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Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
State College
James Kendall
New York University
Royal Society
Kendall
Dean Kendall
W. C. Holmes
United States Department of Agriculture
Institute
Fragments From A Local Page Include Verse And Opinion
A collection of brief poems essays and jokes from a local page includes lines like There is a good deal of criticism of the giggling girl said Eph Snow and a short squib about a spring Ode The Town features Well Shod Gets You Home from the Jay Ride and Advant age of Being Square The pieces joke about critics greying editors and a note on sending 1200 American marines to Nicaragua The tone is wry reflective and lightly satirical with multiple named figures and local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eph Snow
Allegheny Highway work to start with Irvine bridge contract
Activity begins on the last link of the Scere Highway through the Allegheny National Forest with the contract awarded for approaches to the Irvine bridge excavation of about 64000 cubic yards. The project connects Roosevelt highway with lakes to the sea route, linking Warren to Shippenville and onward toward Clarion and Butler.
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Persesgivant
New York
Harrisbrg
Allegheny National Forest
Irvine
National Forest
Allegheny Highway
al- Testa
Gretna
Pearson
Philomel Club
Philomel
Warren
Fannie Bloomfield-Zeisler
Alfred Reisenauer
Leopold Gedowsky
Josef
Rosina Shevine
Eleance Spencer
Ralph Leopold
Florence Barbour
Harold Triggs
Violete Bourne
Julie Rive-King
Teresa Carreno
Email Liebling
Percy Grain
Edward Baxter Perry
Frederick H. Cheeswright
Evelyn Fletcler Copp
Kenneth Bradley
Edward MacDowell
George Lee Bready
Junie Rive-King
Eleanor Spencer
Avold Triggs
Franklin Cannon
Keeping Healthy About Squint and Its Treatment
Dr Currier explains strabismus or squint, its causes such as refractive differences and muscle issues, and how vision may be improved or double vision avoided. Treatment may include glasses, exercises, or surgery in persistent cases, with prognosis varying by age and cause.
Jokes and weather misfits cross paths in era notes and jokes
A clipped column melds quips about jokesmiths air supply and sunspots, Chicago water fears, and Great Lakes rainfall with a line on religious faith and a quip about presidential fishing. It cites Franklin News-Herald and Clarion Republican noting General Wood’s health linked service without quitting.
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Chicago
Great Lakes
Cnasvule da T. Ks
Just Folks By Edgar Gees
A poem reflecting on urban change and construction reshaping cities. The speaker notes tearing down old buildings for growth, ugliness in machines, and the constant cycles of replacing and rebuilding. It urges acceptance that life and towns evolve as new structures rise.
Retrospective items from Warren county notices
A garbled retrospective from the Warren area notes multiple items: an annual outing from Ontario, a patient at Warren General Hospital, a life saving and safety campaign planned by a committee, National Guard camp at Mt Gretna, a Boston trip by Mrs. Amy F. McLaren, and a July period in 1925 1926 referencing service clubs and a school fund. The text includes references to oil tank fires at Venturetown and a refinery flame incident.
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Frank Lyons
L. L. Bishop
R. E. Brady
Warren County
Company I
National Guard
Mt. Gretna
Warren Coun
School of the Oil
Who Owns The Great American Institutions
Time and Tide urges readers to consider ownership of major institutions from the Santa Fe railroad to the United States army and the Catholic church. It argues stockholders, the public, and faithful service shape control, urging personal preparation and service in business medicine art science or religion to meet future leadership needs. Aristotle’s Rhetoric is cited about youth burden and ambition.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Maine
Texas
United States Army
Aristotle
Arthos
Teaguea
Beware of Enthusiasm in a Home Sale and Hiring
A columnist notes that excessive early enthusiasm signals insincerity in home showings and hiring. Real estate pros watch buyers for faults, while a clothing firm executive links business strategy to immigration trends. He recalls a boss preferring applicants with varied college activities indicating leadership and teamwork.
Henry Ford Abandons Antisemitic Attacks
Henry Ford announces the Dearborn Independent will cease attacks on Jews, a move hailed as reducing long running hostility. The statement emphasizes judging Jews by aims and accomplishments and calls for patient diplomacy and courage in international negotiations amid the $1,000,000 libel suit against Ford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Dearborn
Aaron Sapiro
Ford
Songs of a lousewile by Marjorie Krawling
A playful poem extols strawberries as summer’s premier treat. The speaker praises fresh fruit over cream with humorous fervor, urging simple servings unadorned, and ends with a dated note from 1921 and initials EFS.
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Songs of A
Marjorie Krawling
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