Warren Tribune Ad Rates and Publishing Details
The Warren Tribune lists staff including Editor Ed C Lowrey and Director Henry H Baaritt with offices at 1620 and 1630. Subscription options vary by delivery method and zone, with domestic rates from $6 per year to $6.90 for out of zone mail, and advertising rates available on request. The paper notes United Press service and invites readers to report inaccuracies to the editor.
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W. T. Kelly
BG Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
Henry H. Baaritt
RF. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
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Warren Post Office
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the Tribune
Prayer: Our Father in Heaven Thy Kingdom Come
Fragmentary prayer invocation appears to invoke the Lord's Prayer with a request for God's Kingdom to come. The readable text centers on devotion and supplication and reflects a religious invocation style. No clear event, date, or person beyond generic religious figures is named.
Enforcement Record Highlights Pennington Tub Seizures
A yearlong report on John D. Pennington shows he focused on large bootleggers in western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, and parts of Maryland. The record cites 1,026 distilleries and 1,538 stills seized along with 10 breweries, 12 alcohol plants and 41 storage plants, plus thousands of raids and forests cleared, underscoring progress in enforcement and support for honest duty.
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John D. Pennington
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennington
Lindberghs Tour Sparks Nationwide Aviation Fever
The nation keenly follows the string of aviation feats after Charles A. Lindbergh's solo flight to Paris, signaling broad public interest and renewed enthusiasm for air travel and exploration.
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United States
Charles A. Lindbergh
Paris
The Way I Feel About It Thought For Today
A compact collection of short quips and reflections from a midcentury column. Includes lines about egotism public opinion cynicism and daily foibles with humorous asides from Eph Snow and a short humorous office anecdote. Concludes with a wry note on Colonel Lindbergh and a fragment from Minor Musings.
By the Way editor updates Warren County affairs and notices
Community notes cover a Warren County Motor Club meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to elect officers and discuss plans. Other items praise Miss Nellie E. Lounsbury and Miss Pearl Lund, report on a Meadow Park children's outing, and note Market Street detour work and a bicycle theft incident involving a YMCA visitor.
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Warren County Motor Club
Chamber of Commerce
Motor Club
Exchange Hotel
Ey le
Qakview Park
Evelyn Alter
Warren
Pearl Lund
N. C. Lund
East Street
Korea
Miss Lund
Pon
Market Street
Russell
North Warren
North Liberty Street
Bunker Hill
Follett Run
Conewango
Billie Iseman
South Side
Enterocolitis and related digestive questions
This article explains enterocolitis as inflammation of much of the intestinal mucosa, its varied symptoms from diarrhea to pain, and possible causes. It covers prognosis, distinctions from typhoid and dysentery, age effects, treatment basics, and dietary guidance, plus a Q and A section on indigestion and stomach care.
Just Folks by Edgar Gust poem fragment
A fragment from Edgar Gust’s Just Folks extols thoughtful tenderness and neighborly care. It emphasizes that friendship gives duty strength and beauty through shared sorrow and support, urging unity in troubled days.
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Edgar Gust
Honest Worth Is Recognized In American Fame
Time and Tide by John Hubert Grease discusses how American society creates heroes through slogans and fame. It argues merit and hard work, not catchy phrases, determine lasting recognition, noting athletes, soldiers, and scientists achieve status long before public praise.
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John Hubert Grease
America
Hell
Lafayette
Iquiel
Never Do Today What Can Be Put Off Tomorrow
A Kellygrams column discusses delaying actions to gain current information and avoid wasted effort. It recounts an office rule of answering only urgent letters after three days and a peanut vendor who failed after expanding his offerings. It also notes a scammer who exploited mayors to obtain phone directories and the lure of high priced items without prices drawing customers.
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Lindbergh
St. Louis
Guggenheim Foundation
Nice
America
Europe
Belle Tinkle
The
Telephone Exchange
Editorial Snippets Lightly Satirize Politics and Law
Quotations from several papers mock government actions and public figures. References include Sacco and Vanzetti coverage praised by Governor Feller’s investigators, Smoot calling for an early Congress tax session, Coolidge’s caution on debate length, and wry comments on poverty, tariffs, traffic law, doubled brain quips, and seasonal wit from various editors.
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Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Coolidge
Williamsport
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K. Rawlings
Appreciative guests praise a housewife for meals and quick service. The speaker revels in requests for second and third helpings, interpreting them as genuine appreciation for puddings and pastry.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
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