Warren Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The Warren Tribune lists staff including E D Wetmore president and editor Ed Cc. Lowrey with R G Chapel and W T Kelly as directors. It publishes rates for mail and carrier delivery, ads policy, and claims accuracy with reader error calls. It ends with a prayer, Travers: O Thou God of all Grace, there is no place distant from Thee.
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Americans reach new distance record in transatlantic attempt
Clarence Chamberlin and Charles A Levine flew from Roosevelt Field in a Bellanca aiming for Berlin after breaking the previous long duration mark with a 51 hour flight. The pair fell short of the goal by under 100 miles, drawing wide attention to American aviation progress and Chamberlin’s historic solo-era achievement.
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Backward in Coming Forward and Royal Roaming Weather
A nostalgic forecast notes a late season trend with June warmer later than usual, May flowers appearing in June and roses delayed by belated spring, predicting extended heat into October and July blooms. Mentions a French donation for Lindbergh and Ramsey MacDonald needing rest in Scotland amid global events.
A Taste Of The Times In A Patchwork Column
A mosaic of quips and quotes from Wilbur E Sutton on politics race temperance and humor. Anecdotes reference President Coolidge moonshiners a law amendment and social foibles with brief sketches of local life and a note on Anita Loos in London.
By the Way A local editor’s confessional notes and public events
A column titled By the Way details morning church visits at First Methodist church on Second Avenue and Market Street, local incidents from Warren County, a drunk in the Borough lockup boasting of fighting prowess, a two year old missing overnight found safe near Fifth Avenue, the arrival of Donald Bogart as a new faculty member at the Warren High School, calls for a new assembly hall to serve Parent-Teacher meetings, and concerns over Memorial Day baseball at Russell Field interrupting services.
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Warren
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Dartmouth
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Jefferson Street
Fourth Ward
Russell Field
Titusville
Pennsayvania Avenue
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Terrace
Brook Street
Creeping paralysis questions and medical notes from era
The excerpt discusses Landry's paralysis a rapidly progressing nerve disease with spinal involvement uncertain origin. It covers symptoms such as limb weakness, numbness rising toward the torso, possible breathing and swallowing failure, fever, and possible infectious origin. It notes reflex loss, mental clarity or delirium, a typical course of about two weeks, and treatment ideas including rest, possible electricity, quinine, mercury, strychnia, ergot, oxygen, and cascara.
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Landry
How Mary Jane Wrecked the Train in Just Folks
A playful poem by Edgar Guess attributes a railroad wreck to Mary Jane’s charm. It narrates Jerry’s distracted fault and the blamed romance, hinting at misjudged dispatching. The speaker insists Mary Jane’s allure caused the incident, while Jerry remains silent about the true reason.
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Retrospective highlights from Warren High and area
June 6 1926 notes list 60 Warren High students from all classes earning places on the achievement group. Officials Kriner Lona MacDonald Goldstein attend Insylvan State Association convention in New Kensington. Harold Wickstrom undergoes appendectomy at Warren General Hospital. June 8 1925 graduates from Youngsville High head to Washington DC, a longstanding tradition since 1922. Bathing at Outing Club draws crowds, Irvine garage buyers plan improvements, Allison Wade among 60 Pennsylvanians at Virginia graduation June 15. World War I veterans meet at State Armory to form a historical society. Rev James L Ware drives a new Chrysler coach gifted by parishioners.
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Time and Tide by John Buheri Gressel
A reflective essay urges readers to act charitably without seeking reward. It contrasts cautious charity with spontaneous aid, citing the Prince of Wales and Louis IX as models of compassion. The piece encourages small, selfless deeds and questions reliance on investigations before giving.
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Notable Opinions on Warism and Aviation in Public Discourse
The passage compiles quotations from diverse figures on war, civilization, and future aviation. Right Rev. F R Graves discusses Chinese demands and cooperation. Theodore Stanfield envisions long-range air fleets dominating seas. Lord Balfour reflects on idle hours. G K Chesterton ridicules crusades and public zeal. Emanuel Celler criticizes censorship balance. Henry Ford favors large all-weather airliners carrying 100 to 200 passengers.
Medical Q and A on indigestion and diet guidance
The text advises chewing one thing, drinking hot water before meals, and notes indigestion can trigger skin eruptions. It mentions body weight guidance around 120 to 130 pounds and invites readers to submit medical questions to Dr. Currier with a stamped return envelope.
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Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K Rawlings
Poem celebrates small town life where neighbors share secrets and recognize your past. Recollections of family, school days, and hometown warmth are recalled as villagers greet a housewife with familiarity. Readers are invited to write to the author about preferred topics to glorify in future pieces.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
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