The Warren Tribune Masthead and Contact Details
The Warren Tribune lists staff including D Wetmore president and editor Ed Lowrey, with offices in Warren and Chicago. It presents subscription rates, mailing options, and open forum policy, inviting reader letters with signature and return address. A Bible verse and prayers are included at the end.
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W. T. Kelly
R. G. Geeretary
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H. Bessett
R. W. Cousins
Fred CG. Eyton
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Kally
Moore
Ed. Lowrey
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United Press
the Tribune
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Reckless Driving Key Cause of Pennsylvania Highway Accidents
The Department of Highways findings show reckless driving as the chief cause of last year’s highway crashes at 59 percent, with wet roads contributing 27 percent. Richard G. Halderman urges auto clubs to promote safety and wider cooperation to curb careless operators. He notes speed is not the main issue, but speed combined with carelessness at intersections.
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Department of Highways
Pennsylvania
Hichard G. Halderman
Pennsylvania Motor Federation
Halderman
The Way I Feel About It by Wilbur E Sutton
A column of witty quips and short essays by Wilbur E Sutton covering politics fashion humor and daily observations. It includes remarks on opportunists credit ambition and social manners with light satire and a playful tone. The piece ends with a signature from Wilbur E Sutton.
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Wilbur E. Sutton
Wild flowers face theft and decline in countryside parade
A Warren editor recalls a lively downtown scene and warns that motorists strip hillsides to pick wild flowers. Botanist Dr. Baker and the Wild Flower Preservation Society launch posters, talks, and school programs to protect dogwood, violets, orchids, and other native blooms from extinction.
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Warren
America
Time
United States
Pru C. E. Bryant
Ohio
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
Tn Dygone Times
Bryant Exelpid Dobbin
Chais
Baker
Dr. Baker
Bell's Palsy and facial paralysis overview
The article explains Bell's palsy or facial paralysis caused by facial nerve impairment. It describes symptoms of one or both sides failing to contract, common triggers such as cold exposure or injury, and notes potential durations from hours to lifelong. It covers causes from pressure inside the skull to rheumatic and traumatic origins and mentions treatments like galvanic and faradic currents and massage.
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Bell
Charles Bell
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A compact verse about social chatter in parlors and dens. The poem laments alcohol talk replacing politics and art, noting prohibition era conversations dwindle while liquor dominates every topic.
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Just Folks
Edgar Guest
Retrospective items from The Tribune three years ago
A June 3 1914 note reports Ton Rouse hospital cow setting a county butterfat record per the Warren County cow testing association monthly report. Also mentions new National Guard drilling regulations effective at Company I drill. The term ends with remediable defects in school population reaching 1771 per Dr W. W. Schmehle.
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Ton Rouse Hospital
Warren County
National Guard
Company I
W.chmehle
Paris Through Time Hardship and Hope in TIME AND TIDE
In a sprawling vignette, TIME AND TIDE chronicles Paris history from Lutetia to Lutetia’s trials. It recalls Caesar’s siege, Clovis’s conversion, Viking sackings, Joan of Arc, Marie Antoinette’s execution, and Du Barry’s splendor, ending with Lindbergh’s historic flight signaling a new era for Paris and the world.
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Paris
Christ
Seine
Lutetia
Caesar
Clotilda
Clovis
Louis IX
Jeanne q@ Arc
Orleans
Sam
Marie Antoinette
du Barry
Versailles
Mele Sam
Charles Lindbergh
Fashion And Morality In City Life Sparks Parish Warning
A collection of quotes critiques fashion and public behavior. Cardinal Mistranzelo urges priests to curb immodesty in churches and villagers warn mothers against sending daughters to cities. Other speakers lament lawlessness and gender vanity, urging decency in dress.
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Cardinal Mistranzelo
Fragmented 1927 clippings reveal odd notes and editorial blurbs
A collage of short phrases from 1927 sources mentions home costs versus new cars, memory tests for neighbors, medical cautions from Dr Currier, safety advice, gender stereotypes, and a request to mail a short letter with a stamped envelope.
Somes of a Housewife Poem by Marjorie K. Rawlings
A nostalgic slice portrays Grandma in the doorway with a welcoming smile as she smoothes a gingham apron. The scene evokes home warmth by the fire and a generous, aromatic table, inviting comfort to a hungry or discouraged narrator.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
Grandma
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