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The Warren Tribune lists staff, offices, and circulation details, with subscription terms, prices, and addresses. It notes United Press service, required signatures for letters, and a policy inviting reader communications while avoiding objectionable personalities. The note ends with a prayer line: God moves in a serious way His wonders to perform.
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E. D. Wetmore
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Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
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A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
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Lindbergh Stamp Idea Grows in New York
New York physician Dr. Wi Jism Moore proposes the post office issue an air mail stamp in Lindbergh’s honor. He argues Lindbergh’s feat glorified air mail and deserves a lasting stamp tribute. The physician, a longtime stamp collector, notes philatelists preserve history in stamps. What do Warren Tribune readers think of the idea.
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Mob Violence at Hillsborough Jail in Florida
A mob attacked Hillsborough county jail in Tampa last week over a killer’s arrest. National Guard and police guarded the site as gunfire and battering rams disrupted the jail and caused casualties, highlighting violence linked to so called frontier justice in the South.
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The Way I Feel About It by Wilbur E Sutton
A fragmented 1920s column sketches opinion pieces and humorous asides by Wilbur E. Sutton. It features quips on neighbors politics hypocrisy fashion and social mores with satirical pairs and short vignettes. The tone resembles a weekly town column from a small paper.
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Wilbur E. Sutton
By the Way What Warren Readers Should Know About Local affairs
The editor shares data on NY Central Railroad roadbed repairs proposed for Fourth Avenue, notes borough cooperation or requests, and highlights wind damage to shade trees across Warren. It covers a forthcoming Warren County Motor Club formation and invites motor car owners to join, plus a tomato transplanting surge in Warren yards as springwork begins.
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New York Central Railroad
Fourth Avenue
East Street
Second Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Water Street
Market Street
Turni
Warren
Warren County
Worry and Mental Balance in Public Life
This piece discusses worry as a disease or habit, its inheritance from nervous families, and its impact on youth. It urges strong willpower, self-control, and supportive friends, noting worries often arise from imagination and adolescence. It mentions practical examples from horticulture and street maintenance, plus a Q&A on varicose ulcers and lunar caustic treatment.
The Helpless Husband in Just Folks Verse
Edgar Guest humorously portrays a man’s mislaid wardrobe and household items when his wife is away. He laments losing shirts, bow ties, and a handkerchief, recalling how twenty years of his wife’s order left him puzzled and amused by the missing pieces.
Warren Retrospective highlights from 1924 1926 Tribune items
A June 6 1924 note details Warren Chamber of Commerce plans to buy Schofield mansion for a community center and market. Also 1600 attend Warren High School commencement, plus tenanes Valley Club dinner and EmState Seven band. June 6 1926 items include a tourist selling walking cards, first home grown strawberry harvest, a four member committee to inspect a Lock Haven carnival, Rotary Club talk by H A Namer, a hand injury at Walker Creamery, and a mixed two ball foursome golf prize at Conneaut Valley Country Club.
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Rivory C. Cook
Warren Chamber of Commerce
Schofield
Liberty Street
Chamber
Frank Underwood
Eric Munson
Herry Keller
Relph Akers
Lock Haven
Warren
Gomers
Conenango Valley Country Club
John Siggins
Darling
Lindbergh and a Chinese compass guide bold Atlantic flight
A nostalgic meditation on Lindbergh crossing the Atlantic aided by a legendary Chinese compass. The piece links ancient navigational ideas to modern air travel, citing Marco Polo and Columbus, and recalls Lindbergh’s perilous night voyage with the North Star nearby.
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Lindbergh
St Louis
Fer Cathay
Mariner
Earth
Milky Way
Edison
Marco Polo
China
Conee
Columbus
Jin
Spain
Joaquin Miller
Many Minds on War and Science Across Time
A collage of quotes from Hearst Haldane Reeve Bauer and others contrasts war as a business ruin with science as potential restraint. It discusses preventing profit in conflict, future dangers, psychology, crime prevention, and the role of science in reducing violence while debating order versus anarchy and honesty versus crime.
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Wm Randolph Hearst
Professor J. B. Haldane
Myron T, Herxie
Patchwork Verse on Rain Quiet and Restful Mending
A reflective poem fragment where the speaker finds rest in mending a patchwork counterpane during rain. Imagery ties weather to domestic craft, noting dainty work, idle clouds, and lingering sunshine as bees stir. The verse centers on calm, solitary labor and the slowing of time.
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