Warren Tribune Masthead and Contact Details
The Warren Tribune lists staff including Wetmore president Kelly vice president Bassett secretary treasurer and managing director with Lowrey editor and DaIlbyni advertising. It notes distribution rates and payment terms and invites reader letters with signed real names and addresses for publication. The notice mentions United Press service and editorial openness for public communications.
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BD. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
Henry H. Bassett
R. G. el
R. W. Causing
Fred C. m. AE
Johnson
J. B. Moore
EB. D. Wetmore
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Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
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Better Than Life Prayer Reflection
A devotional note from Psalm 63 and a prayer on God’s lovingkindness and favor. The text contrasts eternal praise with earthly abundance, urging gratitude and joyful praise for divine grace.
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Becaus
God
State highway program outlines 15 hundred miles extension plan
The state highway department announced an extension of about fifteen hundred miles to the system over two years with at least 50 miles of resurfacing. A $5,000,000 county aid fund will be matched by counties, 50-50 for classes one to six and 65-35 for seven and eight. Over 200 miles are expected to be constructed with state supervision, plus 150 miles funded by counties.
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State Highway Department
The Way I Feel About It in Odd Ball Pieces
A collage of humorous capsules and brief items from a late paper. Silly quips about Lindbergh fictionally linked to beauty cream and a short note on Charles Lindbergh. A brief anecdote about Harry F. Sinclair and a joke about desert painting. A half minute essay warns about naming babies Lindbergh and a Pennsylvania teen incident with a nonfatal self inflicted wound.
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Harry
Harry F. Sinclair
Our Town
Willis McCrew
Department of Philosophy
Haseen
Charles F. Kettering
General Motors Corporation
New York City
Get
Ritter
Charles Landbergh
Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh Smysenheimer
Warren Man Fred Casen Praised For Dam Rescue Effort
By the Way notes Fred Casen of 100 Dobson avenue as a popular Warren figure praised for sprinting to the dam scene at Garland. He donned an improvised suit and helped volunteers search for the missing John Kowalski, while hot sun and mosquitoes troubled him.
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Fred Casen
Dobson Avenue
Garland
Fred
Billy Munn
Arch Bristow
Casen
Warren
Metzger-Wright Co
Pittsfield
John Kowalski
Dasen
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Just Folks by Edger Guest analysis of self discipline
The poem warns about dangers at life’s start urging readers to resist temptations and rule passions. It emphasizes inner strength, pursuit of a distant goal, and mastering desires to avoid wrecks of fleeting pleasures.
Retrospective Items From The Tribune Three Years Ago
June 11 1924 campaign for Warren Visiting Nursing Association opens June 18 and runs to June 20 with a sought amount of 3000. Fraternal Order of Eagles installation a night event saw BZ Woodruff chosen worthy president as part of local civic activity. June 12 1925 Warren youths James Berger Meyer Kornraich and Walter Hubley earned degrees at Dickinson College in Carlin, Pa. David Hughes named Knights of Columbus team captain for American Legion drive toward a 5,000,000 endowment fund.
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Warren Visiting Nursing Association
Warren Boys
James Berger
Meyer Kornraich
Walter Hubley
Dickinson College
Carlinte
David Hughes
Knights of Columbus
American Legion
Time and Tide by John Hubert Greesel
The essay traces ancient views of trade as war from Persius to Tyre Phoenicians and Hebrew captives, and argues that modern American commerce rejects the old curse of greed. It contrasts piracy and robbery with wealth put to useful work and credits ambition with lifting up great people.
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John Hubert Greesel
Persius
Herodotus
Ezekiel
B. C
Tyre
Africa
Pharaoh
Egypt
Moses
Voices on liberty nature and punishment from reformers
A compilation of quotes from Paul Poiret, Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, Charles F. Kettering, Franklin Moon, and William Randolph Hearst. It covers women’s influence, open borders, sustainable energy, forest restoration, and abolition of capital punishment.
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New York
Paul Poiret
Keystones and medical queries in old newspapers
A collage of brief notes quotes readers asking about home remedies including boric acid bicarbonate of soda and castor oil. It mentions sending a 50 word letter with stamped reply and that doctors cannot diagnose individuals while offering general guidance and humorous lines about marriage and commencements.
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K Rawling Sings
Poem fragment titled Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K Rawling presents verses about the golfer's wife the motorist's wife and the sailor's wife. Each speaker laments domestic trials as tiresome burdens and mocks language and life on the road. Copyright 1227 EFS.
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Marjorie K, Rawling
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