The Warren Tribune Masthead and Subscriptions Notice
The Warren Tribune lists staff including Editor E D Wetmore and managing director H H Bassett with circulation terms of 6.00 per year in packages and 4.00 per year by mail, plus options for six and three month periods. It notes United Press as leased wire service, an open forum policy for mailed letters, and a prayer request to readers.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. KeDy
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eyton
A. E. Johnson
W. T. Kelly
J. B. Moore
Ea. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Il., National Advertising Representative
Business Office
News Room
Warren Post Office
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Flying Safer After Lindbergh Flight and Navy Safety Review
The piece notes Lindbergh's New York to Paris feat signaling progress in air navigation safety. It cites Wright brothers milestones and predicts reduced hazards within eighteen years. Navy Aero nautics officials report fewer accidents last fiscal year and ongoing record analysis to further improve safety. Lieutenant C R Brown is tasked to study accident causes.
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Lindbergh
New York
Partie
Wright Brothers
Washington
United States Daily
Warner
Navy
United States
C. R. Brown
Ma. Warner
The Way I Feel About by Wilbur E Sat
A compact collection of humorous pieces and aphorisms by Wilbur E. Sutton. It blends political quips about Coolidge and a mock thought for today with short sketches on everyday life and social quirks, reflecting a midcentury newspaper flavor.
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Wilbur E. Sat
Warren High school graduates shown largest class on record
In a By the Way column the community joins in greetings for Warren High school's 156 graduates of the 1927 class. Diplomas will be awarded at Library Theatre commencement. The piece notes pride in the largest class yet, honors for both college entrants and those pursuing other paths, and introduces Willis Loding “Bing” as the term’s author. It also previews summer programs by the YMCA, YWCA, and Boy Scouts, including a new 250 acre Scout camp along the Alegheny River.
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Warren High School
Library Theatre
Iscal High School
Warren
Beebe
Allegheny College
The
Tribune
Willis Loding
Tribune Force
Bing
Knowledge Factory
Second Avenue and
Market Street
Im Waren
Young Men's Plan
Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Boy Scouts
Alegheny River
Cornplanter Indian Reservation
American Red Cross
Vitiligo and skin pigment disorders described by Dr Currier
The article explains vitiligo as a progressive skin disease starting in youth to middle life. It notes white circular to oval patches, symmetrical spread, islands of brown pigment near patches, possible white hairs, and varying sharpness of patch edges, with potential lifelong progression but eventual plateau.
Just Folks by Edgar Guest Then Time and fate shape sorrow and joy
A compact verse reflecting on reading tomorrow to foresee sorrow and clouded future. The poem notes that peace today would turn to tears if one could glimpse the coming clouds and griefs. Time eases sorrow even as joys fade, and the future remains unknowable.
Quotable Sayings From Local Newspapers
A collage of humorous adages from Meadville Tribune and Conneaut Lake Breeze humor columns. The notes reflect regional wit about vacations, spending, radios, fishing, and social advice.
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Meadville Tribune-Republican
Conneaut Lake Breeze
Retrospective items from The Tribune June 1 1926
Summary of past Warren local events includes June 1 1926 graduation at Warren General Hospital training site First Church pins awarded to graduates by Mrs F C Eaton president of the board and a fire department response to varnish flashback at Nypenn Furniture factory Onondaga Avenue.
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Warren General Hospital
First
Nypenn Furniture
Onondaga Avenue
Paramount Furniture Company
C. W.ckley, Warren
War Alters the Human Seed in Time and Tide
John Aubert Gre writes that progress through war curses, pestilence, and sacrifice. returning soldiers debunk political lies as the shell shocked demand truth. He foresees a new French race formed from global blood exchange and questions its future traits and moral shifts.
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d'Aurevilly
Shakespeare
Robert’ Burton
Ross
Christchurch
Caves
Lapland
Egypt
China
Lucullus
Aound Prester John
France
Europe
Chric i Church Library
Napoleon
Quotations on Home Training and Morality From Noted Figures
A collection of short quoted passages from Willard E. Givens Edward McKernan Dorothy Canfield Fisher Rev J P Quintus and Gov Ritchie of Maryland. The statements cover child upbringing schooling the home as the main trainer of children moral conduct and the role of public figures in setting examples. The passages emphasize deeds over words and the media role in reflecting societal behavior.
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Willard E. Givens
Songs of a Housewife By Marjorie K Rawlings
A fragmentary verse from a housewife perspective describes shabby streets and faded interiors. It mentions wearied steps to daily meals and beds, observing the gap between rich and modest lives, and invites readers to send ideas to Mrs. Rawlings through the paper.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
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Eph
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Poughkeepsie
Bill
National Treasury
Mississippi Valley
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Indiana
Mr. Woolen
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Wilbur E. Sutton
A. F. Currier
Scout
G. W. Olmstead
C. Crary
F. C. Roud
F. M. Caughey
E. ¥. Haber
C. E. Metzger
Just Folks
Edgar Guest
Tomnrrrow
Ellwod
Gor
2 Tan
James Chapel
Game Protector
Elmer Pilling
Center County
Whiting
John Aubert
Edward McKernan
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
J. P. Quintus
Gev. Ritchie
Maryland
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