Warren Tribune Masthead and Editorial Policy Details
The Warren Tribune lists staff including D. W Präsident T. Kelly Mise Vreeldenttra Chapel Secretary Henry H Treasurer and Manegig Director Henry H Baseels Ke Chapel R. W Cousins Fred C Eaton A. E Johnson W. T. Kelly J.B. Moore E. D. Wetmore and Willam H. Wright as Directors Ed C Lowrey Editor with Device-Wallis Corp as advertising rep in New York City and Chicago Telephones office 1620 room 1630 Subscriptions options by carrier or mail with varied annual and quarterly rates in multiple zones Advertising rates available on application Circulation records open for inspection Leased wire from United Press Tribune aims for factual accuracy Open forum policy invites local and national letters subject to signature and address. submissions limited to 600 words and sent to the editor
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D. W
T. Kelly
Mise Vreeldenttra& Chapel
Henry H
Manegig
Henry H. Baseels
Ke Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E Johnson
W. T. Kelly
J.B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
Willam H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Device-Wallis Corporation
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Sunleas
Prayer text echoes Psalm verses in early English devotion
The excerpt presents archaic religious lines praising God’s mercy and forgiveness, inviting divine favor and salvation. It resembles a devotional prayer or hymn fragment with phrases “For Thou Lert, art, good” and “Turn us again, O God, and cause Thy face to shine.”
There’s Always a Catch to the Lazy Man’s Philosophy
A reflective piece critiques the loafer lifestyle by detailing a retired Midwest man living with relatives in Washington. He boasts wealth from past work but now prefers leisure, claiming peace while his son funds his needs. A child’s interruption reveals irony as the son quietly hoards wealth, following the father’s advice. Moral: a lazy man’s philosophy always hides a catch.
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Midwest
Washington
Goldsmith
Granddad
Jimmy
Candy Hole
Chuck Jed
Instructing Children on Vice and Temptation
The piece argues against exposing children to explicit vice to build strength of mind. It favors teaching the consequences of vice over detailed experience and calls for competent teachers, preferably parents, to guide youths. It notes abundant sob stories in the news and cautions against overexposure to temptation.
Thoughtful pieces and jests in a nightly column
A collection of witty musings and short essays on topics from travel ideas and air travel to politics and social behavior. It includes notes on the flying era, an offshore anti democracy tone, a joke about rear seats, a short story dilemma, and reflections on party leadership and street life.
editor urges early promotion for 1927 labor day fair
The Tribune notes urgent need to start publicity six weeks before the Labor Day opening of the big annual Exposition. It laments scant print promotion and recalls past belief that public sale drives success. The piece also touches on Ford rumors, hunting licenses, and aviation progress, urging Warren area aviation and airport development.
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Keeping Mealtey By Dr A Willful Children
A discussion on parental responsibility for child upbringing stresses accountability for offspring behavior. The piece argues love and child welfare must guide responses to wilful conduct, acknowledging heredity and environment as factors, and notes practical steps like early health screening and vaccination before school enrollment.
Just Folks By Edgar Gass A Women’s Talk On Life
Edgar Gass presents Just Folks a poem about what women talk about across time and places. It traces shared topics from birth and daily joys to gossip and moral judgments, noting how human life is shaped by both big events and small ordinary matters. The voice surveys conversations about family, work, and social behavior in a universal street corner of life.
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Daily News
Retrospective Tribute From Joe Three Years Ago
SULY 28 1924 Claude Snyder of Erie fractured right ankle at work on Bell Telephone project at Pennsylvania Avenue East and East Street. District Attorney Eddy to attend Governor Pinchot's prosecuting attorneys conference in Harrisburg in August. An eleven year old boy arrested for thefts and larceny admitted guilt. JULY 28 1925 New home grown potatoes appear at Market Street foot. Thursday ends travel season for Izaak Walton followers seeking speckled dancies. Deerhorn club members to Pine Lake camp near Banfield Ontario Canada tomorrow. JULY 28 1926 Regular monthly court of honor held at Scout headquarters. health officer and constable investigate dead horse left on hill above Riley's edge between Clarendon and Weld.
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Claude Snyder
Erie
Bell Telephone Company
Pennsylvania Avenue
East
East Street
Eddy
Pinchot
Harrisburg
Brown
Mike Eustice
Tiona
Riley
Time and Tide during Hubert Greusel
A reflective piece argues against the notion that borders and land grabs are permanent. It contrasts entrenched power with evolving humanity, noting how nations, seasons, and history transform frontiers through progress and the democratic ideal of brotherhood.
Debt and luck in salesmen and life insurance
A newspaper column surveys debt as a predictor of sales success and links debtor status to ambition and cleverness. It notes heavy debt correlates with higher drive, while small debts hint at weakness, and it muses on societal shifts toward reliance on life insurance to secure family income and reduce work for future generations.
Spanking Children Requires Reason and Tempered Discipline
A reader argues for measured punishment of children with judgment and future benefit, condemning punitive acts driven by anger or will-breaking. He urges patience, self-control, and calm reasoning as the best governance, and asks readers to confine inquiries to 50 words with a stamped reply envelope for Dr Currier.
Songs of a Housewide by Marjorie Erawlings
Verses describe a housewife's luck with trains weather and social plans amid domestic scenes. The narrator notes timing misfires with rain delays and garden watering while contrasting sunny outcomes with soaking sprays and timely events. Readers are invited to write to Mrs Rawlings with pet activity ideas.
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