Warren Tribune masthead and policy details
Publication page shows the Warren Tribune’s editor in chief and staff roster, advertising terms, circulation rates, and submission guidelines. It includes open forum policy, postal classifications, and a Bible verse with a prayer. The piece presents standard 1920s newspaper front matter and notices rather than news events.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
Chapel
Henry H. Hassett
H. Benrett
RG. Chapel
Business Office
Eayence
Warren
United Press
The
Tribune
Roads Built Last Year by State Agencies
The Department of Agriculture released figures on 1926 roadwork by the 48 states. State surfaced miles totaled 19 492 with 13 664 from earth roads and 5 828 rebuilding. Total surfaced mileage rose 38 205 miles, aided by transfers and re-surveys. counties and locals not included. federal aid included.
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Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY OLD SAYINGS AND STORIES
A collage of witty noncurrent pieces and quips from a small town page. It includes aphorisms about friendship and enemies, weathering storms, local figures like Constable Nick Wallace, and brief humorous anecdotes. The tone mimics a community newspaper’s fragmentary columns and mini essays.
Hazeltine Grounds Show Off Vast Tree Collection
A Warren feature highlights the Hazeltine residence at 710 Pennsylvania Ave S where Mr. Hazeltine guides visitors through a park like yard. He explains the origins and names of dozens of trees including Japanese maples, pines, spruces, magnolias and maples from several countries, noting a unique blood red maple and a Weir maple planted circa 1990.
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Hazeltine
Pennsylvania Avenues
Huxeltine
Hazeltine Yard
Warren
Sucking Thumb Habit Discussion and Remedies
Dr A F Currier argues thumb sucking is a common bad habit in children that should be stopped quickly. He describes causes and harms including speech and dental effects, and advises methods from moral suasion to bitter antiseptic applications like asafetida ointment, with careful use by mothers.
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Coolidge
Just Folks by Edger Guest
A short verse from Edger Guest contrasts a garden’s beauty with a man’s fixation on a single woman. The speaker notes flowers and scenery while the man only sees her golden hair, suggesting future chance to notice the larger scene again.
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Edger Guest
Retrospective notes on Kiwanis visit and road talk
A summary of July 36 1924 events reports Kiwanis luncheon with talk by A Pressel on Kiwanis meaning and a county commission discussion on building a road through Columbus borough. Also notes a Highway Patrol investigation begun after a Warren Jamestown road collision near Russell and other local items.
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Russell
Warren-Jamestown Road
Fox
Time and Tide on Riverside Shows Wealth within Vatican's 5000 Wonders
John Hubert Greased tours Long Island wealth and the Vatican palace’s opulence. He contrasts multimillionaires with papal magnificence, detailing Michelangelo works, vast halls, and the Hall of the Saints. He notes humble popes like Adrian VI and Urban IV, and reflects on the Vatican as a jewel box of centuries.
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Riverside
Long Island
Aires
Papal Palace
Tiber
Vatican
Rockefeller
Run
Michelangelo
Rubens
Raphael
Vatican Museum
Adriano VI
Rome
Urban FV
Nicholas V
Adrian IV
Alexander III
Voltaire
Joys of Martyrdom in Kellygrams
An essay on self blame and perception as Oswald Blair bears imagined martyrdom after business losses while J Montgomery Stokes loses due to private fault. The narrator notes people blame others for troubles but true wrongs deserve accountability and sympathy, illustrated with a hat shopping anecdote and market incomes.
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Jenkins
Oswald Blair
J. Montgomery Stokes
Blair
Stokes
Sixth reader education belief and odd claims noted
A humorous column traces old beliefs that finishing the sixth reader sufficed for a girl's education, recalls an Arkansas hen famed for laying 149 eggs in as many days, and notes claims that fasting can cure any disease, all in a period voice.
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Derrick
News-Herald
Songs of a Housewife By MARJORIE K RAWLINGS
Poem by MARJORIE K RAWLINGS extols home flowers as wealth and beauty. Childlike imagery celebrates peonies and lavender, bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds around a window trellis. Readers are invited to write to the author via the paper.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Tribune
Editiean Delly
Bundy
Warren Tribune Company
Federal Bureau
Ntil
Destiny
Russia
Poland
France
Eph Snow
Eph Snows
Nick Wallace
Council
Ship of State
Canada
Mary
Chul Om
Mr. Hazeltine
Bealtey Iy
A. F. Currier
Pansies
Peonies
Phiox
Martina
Conenango Club
A. Pressel
Franklin Meade
M. B. McCaul
Barnes
Pennsylvania Avenue
Liberty Street
Nevona
Albert Frank
Freehold
Lutherampies
Oil City
Titusville
Alow
Sheffield
Joe Bernes
Youngsville
Allen B. Davies
Elaine Anderson
Kate Brennan
Hollywood
California
Charles Ander
Eddy
John Hubert
Sistine Chapel
Kellygrams
Aswers
Arkansas
Bradford
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