The Warren Tribune Staff and Contact Details
Corporate leadership and staff are listed including President D Wetmore Vice President W T Kelly and Secretary R G Chapel plus Directors E D Wetmore and W H Wright. Editorial and advertising details for Devine Wallis, Warren post office, United Press service and subscription rates are provided with open forum policy and scripture prayer lines.
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Father’s Day Advice From A Gentle Pause in Time
The piece discusses the origins of Father’s Day and the shift toward consumer gifts. It urges showing love through time and letters rather than monetary tokens, noting fathers’ quiet endurance. If distant, write a long letter with news and appreciation, avoiding mention of remittance.
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A Patchwork Page of Light Verse and Odd Tales
A scrambled miscellany features aphorisms and humor from a 1920s newspaper page. Short essays poke at Prohibition, efficiency experts, and social fashions while a short story centers on a juror who confesses limited literacy and tribal ties. The tone blends wry observation with quaint regional humor and a passing moral.
By the Way editorial notes on stage costume and society
The piece discusses Agnes Brooks Young's new book on stage costuming as a practical guide and philosophy of performance. It contrasts truthful appearance with audience expectations, noting how actors must look the part to convey character while preserving believability. It also touches on political commentary about President Coolidge, Mellon, and public sentiment, plus a Warren church event and nomadic vendors in town.
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Keeping Breastey Cirrhosis of the Liver
The article explains cirrhosis of the liver, its causes, progression, and fatal outcome. It links alcohol abuse to liver damage, describes symptoms such as jaundice swelling and fluid buildup, and notes prevention and care steps. It also mentions Dr. Currier for medical questions and a 1927 copyright note.
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Just Folks By Eager Gene A Golf Friendship Poem
The speaker extols golf as more than scoring cups, valuing fellowship over victory. He argues true players value friendship found in clubs and camaraderie, noting many cannot play yet possess rich companionship. The piece celebrates the social bond of golf over competitive success.
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American Wives in Jeanne d Arc Country on Property and Roles
In a 1927 column, John Hubert Greusel contrasts European practice of housing livestock with owners to American norms. It cites Feudal notions, Annie of Tharau, and a witty French caricature, arguing American wives stand apart from the old idea of common property, ending with a copyright note.
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Bette
A Bunch of Keys and the Worries They Symbolize
The piece notes how keys mark responsibility and potential trouble in daily life. It argues that every key on a ring represents concerns about protecting possessions and maintaining security, even for a few items. A man with many keys may show more worry, while one with few keys may fear economic strain. Copyright 1927 (EFS).
Keystones Endurance Amid Hardships Noted in Bradford Era
In the Bradford Era excerpt a Punxsutawney Spirit remark praises perseverance through brush, briars, laurel thickets, slippery rocks, and steep banks. The line warns against judging a man by his car, suggesting he may be paying installments and surviving on scraps in an old vehicle.
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Bradford
Songs of a Housewife By MARJORIE K RAWLINGS
A short anecdote recounts a bride boasting daily cleaning, only to be contradicted by her dust-covered husband. The piece, dated 1927, invites readers to write to Mrs Rawlings with their own pet activities to sell.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
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