The Warren Tribune masthead and policy notes
The Warren Tribune lists its officers and staff, including D Wetmore as president and W T Kelly as vice president, with Bassett as treasurer and managing director. It provides subscription rates, advertising terms, and reader guidance on letters to the editor. The header references Warren, Roosevelt Highway, and prayer content.
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D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E.W. T. Kelly
J. B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William H. A. C. Li
Devine-Wallie Corporation
New York City
Chicago
Ill
Telephone
Bell System
News Room
Triaal
Tribune
President Coolidge to Rough It in Black Hills Lodge
President Coolidge begins a three month stay at a state owned lodge in the Black Hills near Rapid City South Dakota. He will be escorted by state officials and dignitaries and will visit Dark Canyon Deadwood Hot Springs and other area landmarks while enjoying a telephoned lighted veranda setting and a filter of wild game surroundings.
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Pennsania Avenue
White House
Coolidge
Rapid City
S. D
Black Hills
Buffalo Bill
Jane
Wild Bill” Hickock
South Dakota
United States
Secret Service
Deadwood
Robin Hood
Wild Bill Hickock
Theodore Roosevelt
Missouri River
Hot Springs
State Soldiers’ Home
National Sanitarium For Disabled Veterans
Veterans’ Tuberculosis Hospital
Goolidge
The Way I Feel About It A Wilhur E Sutton Feature
A compact humorous page includes short quips and observations by Wilhur E Sutton and others. Jokes touch on elections taxation weather and immigrant themes with satirical twists and light moral tones.
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Wilhur E. Sutton
Warren Borough Reflections on Town Knowledge and Night Auto Traffic
A civic column notes nightly auto traffic along Warren hillside roads and urges residents to know local history, demographic details, and services. It highlights Main routes like Bucher Mills and Stone Hill roads, recalls Warren’s 1749 settlement, and proposes residents act as living directories for visitors and newcomers.
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Warren
Bucher Mills
Sheffield
Allegheny Valley
Stone Hill Road
Liberty Street
Second
Third Avenues
Ministerial Association
Bienville de Celoron
France
William Irvine
Andrew Efficott
Disease of the hip joint in children tuberculosis focus
A medical discussion on hip joint disease in children, chiefly tubercular in origin. It covers causes, signs such as limp and thigh atrophy, progression to joint abscess, and the role of early orthopedic care with bracing, rest, and overall health improvement to limit tissue destruction and shorten duration.
Just Folks
This verse laments constant troubles and gloom in life while acknowledging the pull of pleasures. It notes universal dismay from rich to poor, with December longing for May and plans often going astray, ending with a pious call to avoid heedless ease.
Retrospective notes from Warren and surrounding counties
A 1924 to 1935 retrospective notes various items from Warren area including oil field near Ludlow on a Pennsylvania Gas lease, May nursing cases totaling 164, aviators in Chandlers Valley performing stunts, Rev Martin Larson elected head of Swedish Baptist conference, bandit Jay Diekert still at large, condition of Dick Lansing improving after a shooting, Fourth of July county picnic plans, architectural plans for educational building at Warren County Fair Grounds, and prisoners sent to jail or workhouse after June court sessions.
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Pennsylvania Gas Company
Ludlow
Tune
Martin Larson
Alurrh
Chaineau
Lavish June in a Poem on Nature and Renewal
The text riffs on June as a season of perfection and generosity. It cites James Russell Lowell and Sir Launfal, praising June’s power to inspire virtue and beauty. The piece describes roses on cottage doors, color in railway banks, hedgerow flower children, and June’s gift of open countryside free to all.
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Launfal
Jane
New York's Impression of Lindy in 1927 Post Welcome
A New York Post reflection on Lindberghs arrival. The piece lauds Grover Whalen for event management and praises Lindberghs personality as the spark of a holiday mood that brightened the city. It credits public reaction to his charm and the aviation milestone, noting crowd kindness and rarity of injuries.
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New York
New York Post
Lindbergh
Gertrude Ederle
Grover Whalen
Col. Lindbergh
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Nath
Charles Lindbergh
Readers Inquiries To Dr Carrier For Medical Questions
Readers are advised to send concise questions to Dr Carrier limited to 50 words. Include stamped addressed envelopes for replies. He will not make individual diagnoses and may decide whether a query is appropriate for publication.
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K. Rawlin
A verse recalling youth and music from hurdy gurdies during spring. The speaker reflects on growing older while still hearing the tunes that once made her feet dance. Copyright 1927 EFS.
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Marjorie K. Rawlin
Pet activity slorified for Mrs Rawlings
A fragment requests Mrs Rawlings be notified through the paper about a pet activity she would like to see promoted. The text is brief and unresolved, suggesting a local note or promotional idea without details.
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Warren Tribune
Warren Tribune Company
Roosevelt Highway
Eph Snow
Dim Doe
Vincent Procer
Olr Town
Walter Wimps
Anatole Josepho
Mrs. Figelbaum
al Smith
China
Reed Goon
By the
Reaoer
Exposition Grounds
A. F. Carrier
John Clark
Walnut Street
Warren Auto
Edgar Great
Tribes of
Joe
Visiting Nursing Association of
Anne J. Lesser
Chandlers Valley
Jay Diekert
Dick Lansing
Dickert
Eagie
Fair Grounds
Warren County Fair Grounds
Bashih
Ewange Avenue
Peter Nelson
Shorif
George Grosch
Clare Grosch
Charles Anderson
Court House
Pittsburgh
James Russell’ Lowell
Earth
Writtle
Enping Forest
June
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