The Warren Tribune Masthead and Policies
The Warren Tribune lists staff including President W. T. Kelly and Editor Ed O. Lowrey, with Devine-Wallis as publisher and United Press news service. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and zone. open circulation data and advertising policies are noted, along with editorial guidelines and reader prayer excerpts.
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W. T. Kelly
RB. @& Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Henry
Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Colketor
Warren Post Office
United Press
Tribuna
Tribune
Why Judge The United States Its Power and Aims
A fragment reflecting on U S strategy and posture in a tri partite conference. It asserts the nation’s desire to avoid further territorial actions while stressing capacity for a strong navy army and air fleet without causing distress. The piece hints at global perceptions and an offer to end confrontation by leaving the world to continue its own salvation.
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United States
Geome
Organize Yourself for Daily Efficiency
The text argues that failure to finish daily tasks stems from poor organization. A manual system lets a person map housework, office duties, farm chores, and allotted times, making them their own efficiency expert and freeing time for recreation. It distinguishes productive work from idle desk time and social chatter.
Carry On Thought for Today and Offbeat Observations
A column of brief reflections and quips including Eph Snow on liquor laws edge, a jail sale in Indiana, local club notes about Lindbergh, poems and musings on life, dignity, and daily wisdom. Named figures include Eph Snow and Lindbergh. the tone is wry and newspaper-era.
Drowning Tragedy Spurs Call for Borough Boat Readiness
A man drowned in the Allegheny River near Warren as the borough lacked proper rescue gear and a ready boat. It took an hour to secure makeshift skiffs and volunteers finally could search with safety, prompting calls to keep a dedicated rescue boat at the city building or fire station and fund a modern motorboat. The incident drew a large crowd and highlighted ongoing drownings with two streams in the borough popular for bathers and campers.
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Warren
Allegheny
Warren County
Leroy Parvin
Parvin Motor Car Company
Liberty Street
Myalgia or Muscular Rheumatism Explored by Dr Carrier
Dr A F Carrier discusses myalgia or muscular rheumatism, its varied forms, possible germ origins, and impact across ages. He notes joint and muscle involvement, potential misdiagnoses, triggers from overwork and cold, and treatments including salicylic acid, iodides, mercury, wintergreen oil, massages, rest, heat, light, and electricity.
JUST FOLKS BY EDGAR GUAST THE DUB GOLFER
A humorous verse dialog where a slow unremarked golfer, labeled a club, laments being mocked by better players, yet asserts belonging in golf despite debt and exclusion. The poem contrasts the teased scrubs with the celebrated stars and imagines clubs uniting in a strike.
Retrospective items from the Tribune age old
A July 26 1934 clipping recalls Lynn Putnam nearly smothered by gravel on Pennsylvania avenue. A Warren County fair rules update follows a county executive meeting. A land tract near Warren offers strong sales after new development by C B Gibson. July 26 1925 snake hunters aged ten and seven gain fame. Starbrick beats Kinzug Independents 15 to 12. Mrs Robert Files suffers severe gasoline explosion burns. July 26 1926 Warren Exposition directs inviting officials and notes a bridge worker discharged after injury.
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Lynn Putnam
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Hiding Behind Words and the Immigrant Child
A five year old immigrant Andreas Caida, marked with a Chicago tag, hides his passport as Ellis Island officials puzzle over his fate. The piece muses on how words carry personal meaning, arguing language reflects life experiences more than fixed definitions.
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Andreas Caida
Chicago
Sam
Mure
Andreas
Ellis Island
Austria
Claude ¥Angelais
Claude
Jover
Johnnie
Jong Ears
Andrea
Do Conversation Toppers Save Time at Work
A clerk in a clothing store uses Conversation Stoppers to avoid lengthy idle chatter. He describes signals that end stories quickly, such as dismissing golf or boxing talk with polite refusals. He says these tactics save him thousands of dollars in wasted time daily and urges others to conserve chatter.
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New Orleans
Our
Lindbergh
Thelerk
Medical Q and A Lightly: tonics and skin care
The piece offers home medical advice on keeping bowels open, simple fluid diet, and rest. It covers artificial sun tanned skin tips with powder and stearate of zinc, plus a home sulfur and molasses tonic and iron quinine elixir dosage guidance. It presents routines for tonics and recovery in a period-appropriate tone.
Songs of a Housewif by Marjorie Ke Rawlings
A fragmented verse from 1927 laments household shortages as the author notes failed plans to stockpile fruit and preserves. The narrator recalls past optimism about plentiful supplies and admits improvidence, forecasting next year’s tighter budget and market planting efforts.
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Songs of
Housewif
Marijorie Ke, Rawlings
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Market Street
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Big Four
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Court House
Clarendon
C. B. Gibson
Frank Conklin
Cobham
Dick Pesree
Starbrick
Kinzug
Dependents
Sam Cosman
Robert Files
Pennsylvary Avenue
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Warren County Exposition
John S. Fisher
William £ .Ware
William B. Wilson
James Mallenno
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren General
John Hubert Greasel
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