Warren Tribune Address Book and Subscriptions Notice
The Warren Tribune lists staff including E D Wetmore president and editor Ed C Lowrey with a long subscription and mailing-rate schedule. It notes advertising rates by inquiry, circulation open for inspection, and an invitation for reader letters with signature and return address. The paper quotes Psalm 66 and a prayer about keeping holy days.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eavon
A. E. Johnson
J. 8. Moore
William H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
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Vacation Health Campaign Aims to Cut Typhoid Cases Abroad
State health officers launch a program to reduce typhoid fever among travelers by advising on safe water pasteurized milk and protected food. Dr. Draper cites North American health conference guidance urging precautions to prevent illness during vacations.
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Public Health Service
W. F. Draper
North America
A Thoughtful Column Mix From Wilbur E. S and More
A jumble of bits from a 1920s newspaper column includes a thought for today about honesty, quotes on President Coolidge and the Mississippi flood, jokes about stockings and eggs, musings on prohibition and Sacco and Vanzetti, and short items on a comet, a story about a colored church donation, tin pannners tunes, and minor musings about American freedom.
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C. M. Kinnibrough
Effen Ah
By the Way discusses weddings and local plans in Warren
The column notes no marriage licenses issued at the Register and Recorder, mentions nine divorce petitions, and highlights local civic items. It promotes fundraisers at First Methodist, notes YWCA cafeteria activity, and urges scouts toward a camp outing while previewing a busy touring season in Warren with upcoming lodging concerns.
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Warren
Cleveland
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Travalius
Delinquency Cause Debate From Dr Currier’s Health Column
Dr Currier argues youth delinquency stems from heredity and environment, noting plasticity in youth and the potential to mold behavior. He cites Dr Frankwood Williams on home influence and warns parents to foster a sane supportive home, plus stray notes on community events and Q&A with medical guidance.
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Frankwood Williams
New York
The Gentle Man by Edgar Guest
The poem portrays a life of gentleness and clear sight, noting that every person holds both good and flaw. It praises quiet kindness, intimate care for others, and the lasting memory left by a man whose deeds earned affection and mourning from friends.
Retrospective Items From The Tribune Of Ine 1924
A June 14 1924 note recalls William Gray of Youngsville arranging name plates for six memorial park trees honoring local WWI soldiers. Blanche M. Partridge returns from the Republican national convention in Cleveland. Five minor auto incidents occur with no injuries.
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Willian Gray
Youngsville
Warren
Memorial Park
Blanche M. Partridge
Cleveland
Imaginative Remedies and Folk Beliefs in TIME AND TIDE
The piece recounts folklore and pseudo medical cures from ancient beliefs. It discusses using laurel for memory improvement, gold filings for sweating sickness, marble dust, pigeon's egg ruby, oak limb charms for rheumatism, and other talismanic practices. The tone mocks modern wisdom while noting persistent superstition.
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Greve
Jupiter Jonger
Notable quotes on crime, aviation, radio, Bolshevism, and European art
A collage of quotes from Hearst on criminal punishment, Gibbs on air age peace, Frank A. Arnold on radio growth, Rene E. W. Kittle on Bolshevik influence, Malcolm G. Campbell on alcohol laws, and Cyrena Van Gordon on European singers dominating American stages.
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Europe
America
Cyrena van Gordo
Chicago Civic Op Company
Lindbergh Decoration Seen As Royal Gift Offer
The Indiana Gazette notes a suggestion that a colonel on the governor’s staff should be awarded Lindbergh’s decoration in grand fashion, while musing that high car costs raise maintenance bills and Lindbergh’s future display could resemble a mounted bandleader.
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Missouri
Lindbergh
Franklin Newserald
Songs of a Housewife Poem Sketch By Rawlin
A fragment from a verse piece about Minerva Jenkins, her plain looks and striking cooking talents. The narrator mocks societal views of female beauty while praising kitchen skill, noting her breakfast rolls and apple tart as centerpiece.
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Fandsome
Minerva Jenkins
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