Warren Tribune Opens Forum Policy and Rates
The Warren Tribune announces staff and contact details, open forum policy for reader letters, and subscription rates for various terms. It states circulation practices, advertising access by inquiry, and urges readers to sign letters with name and return address while limiting to 500 words.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry M. Bassett
Henry H. Basmit
KR. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
William H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
National Advertising Representative
Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Warren Post Office
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
Pennsylvania 1926 finances summarized by state commerce department
A 1926 Pennsylvania financial summary details total general department payments of 122.74 million and revenue of 124.84 million. Highways costs reached 52.93 million, with per capita figures and debt noted. Special taxes, licenses, and occupational revenues shaped the balance, while earnings from state services accounted for part of revenue.
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Department of Commerce
State of
Pennsylvania
General Departments of
General Department
Fragmented Scribbles Mix Wit and Weather in Odd Column
A collage of seaside quips and quick gags blur with stray notes on habits and humor. References to Lindbergh, private rooms, cans, can openers, and a rambling muse weave through humorous asides and famous lines, ending with a parody on famous last lines and red ink.
Noted Circus Press Agent and World War I Figure
By the Way notes Tor Dailey, 73, in Ringling press work and describes Tom, a long time Elks member since 1875. It also covers Lieut H A Didot, former French Army officer touring Warren with a Ford taxi used in Seventh Heaven, detailing his valor, awards, and study plans in Chicago.
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Tor Dailey
Ringling Brothers
Barnum and Bailey's Circus
Jim
Tom
The
Elks
Norfolk
Wedge
Lancaster
Clvens
H. A. Didot
Highth
Chasseurs
William Fox
Fox
Warren
Didot
Henri Didot
West Coast
Los Angeles
Vicepeaut Didot
Chicago
Paris
Galliene
Orey
von Kluck
Zamons
Fouragere
Lycee Carnot
Oxford University
England
Jie
Chicago University
Eloise
New York
Peril of Swallowed Objects Warned by Dr Jackson
Dr Chevalier Jackson of Jefferson Hospital warns that children often swallow dangerous objects from careless handling. The article cites a bronchoscope and gastroscope as aids in removing swallowed items and lists common culprits from pencils to coins. A county picnic drive is noted with local volunteers urged to help.
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Chevalier Jackson
Pittsburgh
Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia
Just Folks by Edgar A Gueet Ceremony Prayer
A religious verse wishes thanks for daily peace and guidance for a group gathering. The poem asks for protection, moral choice, and unity within a home circle, recognizing divine handiwork in nature and seeking to reflect it in their service.
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Edgar A. Gueet
Retrospective items from the Tribune of Ine
June 17 1924 council motions over Schofield property purchase to be discussed after meetings. Warien County Expo publicity drives reach hundreds of letters from Metzger Wright offices. Lions Club drives supply 3000 pounds of clothing for Near East refugees. Bundle Day observed June 14.
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E. C. Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Schofield
Warren County
Metzger-Wright Company
Near East
Warren
Lions Club
Time and Tide by John Hubert Greuser
A 1927 column argues against scolding the rising generation and praises youth’s evolving views on love fashion and progress. It notes changing technologies from horses to autos and the inevitability of each era solving its own problems while urging not to discount the young.
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Time and
John Hubert Greuser
Summer underwear sales and bold ad quotes
A rundown of 1920s newspaper snippets notes department stores promoting discounted summer underwear while comments praise Trudy Ederle and Lindbergh. Side remarks question fire starting history and warn against burning bridges without building supports.
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Derrick
Bradford
Trudy Ederle
English Channel
Lindbergh
X ray Helps Find Hidden Objects in Lungs
Dr. Jackson explains foreign bodies swallowed or aspirated can lodge in the lungs or air passages. Coins pins and metal items are visible on X rays, while seeds and food particles may be hard to detect yet cause irritation. An example: a safety pin was found in a Michigan patient’s lung after persistent coughing.
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Dr. Jackson
Massachusetts
Jackson Clinic
Jackson
Iis
Pittsburgh
Western University of Pennslania
Jefferson Medical College
University of Pittstinghams
Jefferson College
University of Pennsylvania
Jefferson Hospital
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie K. Rawlings
A poetic excerpt pleads for inward joy and wisdom for daily tasks rather than beauty or fame. The author desires a soul that knows and eyes that see, seeking fulfillment beyond outward gifts. Send reply to Mrs. Rawlings via the newspaper.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
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