Tribune masthead and policies from Warren newspaper roster
The Warren Tribune lists leadership including E D Weimar as president and Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing director, with the Devine Wallis representation and United Press news service. It details subscription rates, mail zones, advertising policies, and reader submissions guidelines. It also cites a prayer excerpt and a page note about open forum letters with signature requirements.
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E. D. Weimar
W. T. Kelly
R. & Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
National Advertising Representative
Bell Systems
Rngular
Warren Post Office
United Press
The
Tribune
Road Courtesy and Safe Driving Standards Take Center Stage
Auto club officials urge courtesy on roads to reduce crashes. Richard C. Haldeman, president of the Pennsylvania Motor Federation, defines courteous driving as respecting others rights, signaling before turns, and avoiding sudden stops or dangerous lane changes. Erie’s courtesy week coincided with no accidents, highlighting how laws enforce considerate driving.
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Pennsylvania
Auto Club
Richard C. Haldeman
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Mr. Haldeman
Erie Motor Club
Erie
Viewpoints and Proverbs From a Humble Column
A collage of quips and brief notes on politics theater and daily life. Observations range from Senator Reed’s stand against corruption to playful wordplay about Persuasion and poetry. The pieces blend humor caution and social commentary in a dated vernacular.
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Eph Snow
Jim Reed
Epic
By the Way notes crowding scenes at river search
Warren residents followed the Allegheny River body search for Payson Sykes, with onlookers camping along the shores and bridge. Crowds paused from boats as authorities dragged the stream while families watched with chairs and balloons, illustrating American inquisitiveness amid tragedy. Also noted: tall hollyhocks in Mrs. B. M. Blute’s yard reach eleven feet and planned bus service testing between Warren, Corry, and Erie by West Ridge Transportation. Official notices for the September primary election were published by county commissioners.
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Warren
Allegheny River
New Bridge
Payson Sykes
Jamestown
Tribune
Memorial Park
B. M. Blute
West End
Corry
Erie
West Ridge Transportation Company
Eallettee
Keeping Bealthy by Dr A F Currier on Impetigo and public health
Impetigo, a common transmissible skin disease mainly of children, spreads in schools and summer heat. It causes vesicles on face, neck, and hands, with purulent fluid and crusting. care, sanitation, and hygienic practices reduce outbreaks and support treatment in clinics and homes.
Just Folks by Edger Gueat
A compact poem recalling long partnership through sun and shade. The speaker reflects on shared tears, a garden built together, and enduring commitment through storms and loss. The couple remains united as they face life’s worst moments and vows to journey together until the end.
Retrospective tributes in Warren through the years
From the Tribune of one, two and three years ago in July 1924 1925 and 1926 the notes recount a sunburned party returning from a Warren tour and a paving contract update in 1924 a bicycle incident and building teardown in 1925 and a street widening and flag collection at Oakland Cemetery in 1926 plus personnel changes at the local youth group.
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Tribune
Warren
C. M. Hengst
Warren U. Slc. A
Hollisdayburg
TIME AND TIDE By John Hubert Greusel
A reflective essay argues faith as the greatest power amid postwar disillusion. It pleads for a bold leader who speaks forthrightly and acts with divine fire against social inequities such as hunger and neglect. The piece stresses faith as protest, courage, and moral trust in fellow beings.
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John Hubert Greusel
Republic
Miust
Fife
Regime Growth and Endsurance Frames Mussolini Quote
A collection of quotations highlights Mussolini proclaiming a regime built a new state and defense, Jones, Sr. forecasting Bobby Jones’s career path beyond professional victory, and Huberman arguing frontiers hinder Europe’s economic recovery and war. The lines reflect era political and sports perspectives on strength, work, and borders.
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Benito Mussolini
Europe
Bronislav Huberman
How Long Do You Avoid Good Ideas
Kellygrams notes a trait of hesitation to act on bright ideas. A factory study shows ideas often require three repeated proposals before adoption. Rewards go to the latest proposer, while earlier contributors are overlooked. the foreman who resisted must share the cost. The author vows to devise a self-penalty scheme for slow adoption.
Causes and cures for enlarged hand veins and facial blemishes
The reader asks about enlarged hand veins, removing freeKes from the face and arms, and odor of perspiration. Answer cites that veins may enlarge with pressure or circulatory interference. a night application of a bismuth glycerine mix may help. and paint the skin with a potassium permanganate solution.
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Kes
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie Bk Rawlings
A reading of a 1927 verse about a neighbor optimistic amid mishaps with laundry and plans. The poem notes shrinking sweaters and missed picnics, ending with a resigned cheerful mood.
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Marijorie BK
Rawlings
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Fiorm
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Little Eva
Babey
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A. F. Currier
Republican Party
Warren's Child Health Center
Paul B. Stewart
Tchildren
B.S. Briggs
Picnic Association
Johnson Brothers
Duake Wee
Edger Gueat
Crescent Park
Ed. T. Beck
Robert Coates
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hamm
Wetmore-Henderson Lumber Company
Theodore Krantz
Jackson Avenue
Conewango Avenue
Larson
E. F. Huber
Scoui
Oakland Cemetery
Bobby
Robert T. Jones, Sr
Kellygrams
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