Warren Tribune Editorial Details and Open Forum Policy
The Warren Tribune lists its officers and staff, including E D Wetmore and W T Kelly, with Dixietters, Devine-Wallis, and News service from United Press. It provides subscription rates, mailing zones, advertising terms, open forum policy, letter submission guidelines, and a note to readers about accuracy. dated Thursday, 30.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred ©. Eaton
A. E Johnson
J. B. Moore
Dixétters. Co
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Cigars Safer Than Cigarettes for Fire Hazards Says Bureau
Government findings from the Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce show cigars present a lower fire hazard than cigarettes. In 205 ignition tests in April cigars burned out sooner and ignited less on combustible pads even with air currents.
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Bureau of Standards Department of Commerce
United States Daily
Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce
Bureau
Impotent Man Prayer Meditation Verse
A devotional excerpt quotes Psalm 36 1 and a prayer about trust in God and peace with enemies. The text emphasizes placing faith in the Lord and not fearing adversaries.
Endowment Push Lifts Presbyterian Pension Security
The Presbyterian church raises over 15 million dollars for a permanent fund to secure pensions for retired ministers missionaries widows and orphans. The drive aims to end poverty among aging clergy and reflects strong denominational support and reform targeted at long term care.
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Presbyterian Church
Thoughtful miscellany and quizzical questions of the era
A jumble of misc items includes a Thought For Today by Wilbur E. Sutta notes on preparedness and marriage economics, a weathered list of opinions and snippets, a short story fragment about the Parthenon, political q&a prompts, and satirical lines reflecting 1920s American life with references to Coolidge era topics and public figures.
By the Way Notes on Cemeteries and Local Commerce
Local column recalls visitors praising Warren cemeteries after Oakland reports and notes crowds at baccalaureate and library theatre. Prominent items include Metzger-Wright Co thirty fifth anniversary sale and New Process Co stock purchase by a New York bank, plus leadership praise for J. Leo Blair and E Metager.
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Library Theatre
Warren
Metzger Wright Co
New York
New Process Co
Merril, Land and Co
New York City
Bmeister-Wright Co
E. Metager
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Lindbergh’s sense of direction and labyrinths
Dr A F Currier analyzes Lindbergh’s successful navigation across the Atlantic, arguing his unerring sense of direction stems from good labyrinths in the inner ear. He notes aviators were often rejected for labyrinth defects and praises Lindbergh’s mental focus and physical steadiness amid peril.
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Lindbergh
Atlantic
Nic
New York
Bergh
Just Folks by Edger Guest deals in love and money
In a comic verse about changing courtship, a knightly era gives way to material stakes. A shift favors wealth over chivalry as men chase status and flashy cars to win a wife, while the vaunted strong suitor is replaced by the millionaire.
Women speak their influence on war and peace noted
In extracts from multiple papers Mrs. Carvié Chapman Catt argues women's talk fuels wars while men retain liberty, and a Bradford Era remark notes presidents’ silence amid an Indian sign language dictionary.
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Carvié Chapman Catt
Williamsport Sun
Franklin News- Herald
Warren High class and staff changes noted in 1924 25 26 retrospectives
The Tribune retrospectives dated June 2 1924 1925 and 1926 report Warren High School milestones including an 11 member 1924 graduating class new assistant principal Robert Young named for the next term employment changes at the school board meeting, a 1925 senior class preparing for graduation class day songs by Theodosia Reed and a $500 pledge by Warren residents for Kinzu cemetery upkeep, plus a 1926 permit application for a new one story building and local accidents incidents involving residents and motorists.
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Warren High School
P. W. M. Presse
Robert Young
Rueseil
Warren High
Deardorff
Board of Eduction
the Warren High School
Theodosia Reed
The Belly Has No Ears Prophetic Warning on Liberty
John Hubert Greusel cites Lincoln and Plutarch to warn that a people may abandon liberty through comfort and apathy. The piece argues social and moral drift weakens governments, enabling tyranny as future generations neglect freedoms and embrace ease and privilege.
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Lincoln
Plutarch
Voices on Courage Race and Progress from Early era
A compilation of quotes from Governor Ritchie General Pershing Lord Raleigh and L indebarth about courage, action and the desire for equal recognition. It includes reflections by Rev Allen Daniels Marshal Fitch and Rev George Hayne on race, responsibility and cooperative fellowship.
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Ritchie
Maryland
General Pershing
Lafayette
Lord Raleigh
Allen J. Daniels
George E. Hayne
Under Orders and Moral Choice in Work and Life
A column argues people often must follow orders they dislike whether defending a murder case or acting in a vulgar role. It contends blame lies with oppressive conditions, not the individual, and suggests denying entry to objectionable works as a counter to dirty plays or dumb films.
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Ducer
Voices of Those I Love Poem Fragment
Fragmentary poem praising voices of loved ones as sweet and musical. The speaker recalls warm, sunlit voices shaping inner heart, contrasts with others’ dull view, and hints at memories of voices long vanished. Copyright 1927, EFS.
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