Warren Tribune masthead and policy notes
The Warren Tribune lists a long roster of officers and directors led by F D Wetmore as president and Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing director. It details subscription rates, postal classification, advertising terms, and editorial notes including a request for corrections and an open forum pledge. A prayer closes the page.
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F. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
F. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
B. G. Chapel
BR. W. Cousin
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
W. T. Kells
J.B. Moore
E. D. Wetmore
William HH. 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
Tribune
Geneva Conference and naval arms talks under Coolidge note
The Geneva Armament Conference opens with United States Britain and Japan invited while Italy watches. France and Italy decline to empower negotiators though Italy may send observers. Washington treaty limits on capital ships but not cruisers remains debated as Congress weighs revival of cruiser construction. Public interest mixed with fears of unresolved disarmament and strategic naval shifts. The note underpins ongoing push to curb naval armaments begun at the 1921 to 1927 Washington Conference. Good evening. Have you put in your summer's supply of coal yet.
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Geneva
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
Colidge
Coolidge
France
Fernece
Teague
Washington
Hell
United States Congress
National Council For
The Way I Feel About It A Thought For Today
A collection of short humorous reflections and maxims from a vintage column. It includes quips on politics, family, work, memory, and self expression, with lines about congressmen, postersity photographs, and everyday observations.
Warren County Picnic Dinner Prompts Business Support
Warren County Picnic Association chair W L Snyder urges local business leaders to attend a dinner at the M C A to fund and promote the Fourth of July picnic. The piece notes Grange cooperation, upcoming date June 21 at 6 30 p m and emphasizes community involvement to attract visitors and dollars. It also mentions local concerns about gypsies, traffic accidents, and planned ordinances, plus Tribune league baseball at Russell field and the Library Theatre reopening with a double feature program under manager Sarvis.
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W.L. Snyder
Warren County
Warren County Picnic Association
Warren
The
Grange
W. L. Snyder
Tribune Industrial League
Russell Field
Tribune
Library Theatre
Sarvis
New Hope in Diabetes Treatment Myrtillin Shows Promise
A report from the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology cites Dr Frederick M Allen describing myrtillin an oral alternative to insulin derived from huckleberries. Early dog studies and limited human use suggest potential but caution against premature public use. Further trials are planned as experts weigh safety and efficacy.
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Frederick M. Allen
Morristons
N.S
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Rochester
Allen
R. I. Wagner
Morristown Psychiatric Institute
Robert Koch
Frederick Allen
Key stones and a grand jury tale in brief
A collage of quips and snippets notes bandits as diseased and a Ragpole tenant in Newark, a Branford tourist season kickoff, and Tennessee congressman J Will Taylor facing grand juries amid Democratic charges of patronage and extortion.
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Department of Justice
Tennessee
J. Will Taylor
Taylor
Just Folks By Edger Goes
A candid domestic vignette chronicles a town holiday in which children romp while parents monitor risks. Janet climbs a window ledge and mud flies as a boy accuses her of throwing mud. Night falls and the family, weary, ends the day with prayers of thanks and calm.
Songs of a Housewife by Marjorie H Rawlings
Verse from 1927 collection celebrates a child’s memories of home with gentle imagery of a mossy house, wrens, and redbirds. It includes a suggested note from a subscriber and a stray line inviting readers to contact Mrs Hewlings through the paper.
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Marjorie H. Rawlings
Retrospective items From The Tribune of Ine Two and Three Years Ago
A June 29 1924 retrospective highlights a county Sunday school conference with 900 delegates at a local church, debates over purchasing the Schofield property on Liberty Street, and a raspberry crop outlook. Also notes 78 watercrafts detained by highway patrol, and an August office signoff.
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Ine
Anion
Narren
Forest Counties
Schofield
Liberty Street
Bot Golelt
Oriell Re
Chamber of Caramesea S
Highway Patrol
Warren
How's Your Liver Warns On Public Health And Taxation
A critical essay argues that fatty degeneration of the national liver reflects neglect of government health and reckless public spending. It condemns frequent voting as insufficient, warns against endless taxation and grand projects, and stresses the need to balance budgets while defending the nation.
Lindbergh message from Europe to United States
Colonel Lindbergh recounts arriving at Le Bourget Paris on May 24 and traveling through Paris Belgium and England. He says Europe asked to deliver a message of French and European affection for Americans back home. Senator Capper calls for drastic tariff and immigration law revision amid stalled McNary Haugen bill.
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le Bourget Field
Paris
Belgium
England
France
Europe
United States
The
United
Middle West
Congress
St. Lawrence
Senator Capper
Kansas
How Long is a Hero a Hero
A reader ponders how long Col Lindbergh would remain a hero if he stayed in Europe longer, and whether enthusiasm would fade with time. A department store manager notes weather forecasts influence shopping plans, comparing forecast accuracy to actual rain. The letter ends with a copyright notice from 1907.
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Col. Lindbergh
Europe
Lesso
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Jesus
Eph Snow
Bill Sthamus
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Clarity
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Wilbur E. Sytton
Cuba
A. Y
Derrick
Newark
Indiana Gazette
Branford
Edger
Janet
Fr. Smith
Ark
Beeanss
Eay Siuea
Sar
Cannes
Robert Dennison
Cottage Place
Onora
Big Shanty Hi
Sheffield
Robert Mesanger
Johnsonburg
Kane Summit
Titusville Ce Club
Waren
Tome and Tide Greaset
States
Colonel Lindbergh
Kellygrams
Wy Pred
C. Kelly
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