Tribune Masthead and Notices From Warren Newsroom
The Warren Tribune lists its leadership including E D Wetmore as president and Henry H Bassett as treasurer and managing director. It details subscription rates, office addresses, advertising policies, and open forum guidelines, inviting reader letters with signatures and addresses and noting biblical prayers included in the issue.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
BR. G. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred G. Kaon
A. BE. Johnson
J. B. Moore
William WH. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Devine-Wallis Corporation
New York City
Chicago
National Advertising Representative
Telephonea—Bell System
Business Office
News Room
Warren Post Office
United Reas
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Crime laws tighten net as states push harsher sentences
The nation rises to curb crime with swifter trials and stiffer penalties. States like New York, California, Kansas, Missouri and others enact measures inspired by the Baumes law to target habitual criminals and deter fourth and third offenses, with life terms and even death penalties in certain cases. A lighter fruit crop forecast follows, noting small apple and grape yields and rising prices.
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United States
New York
South Dakota
North Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
California
Missouri
Fragmented Pome and Oddities of Daily Life
A collage of nonsensical lines, slang, and fragmented phrases about a boy named Len, late night plans, porch scenes, radio talk, and travel tidbits. It mentions rum runners, stutterers cards, geography lessons, and famous last lines in a quirky, disjointed style typical of a lighthearted page filler.
By the Way notes and local honors on town life
The column visits Frank and Conewango avenues praising George Folkman's garden and home improvements. It notes Warren’s Veterans of Foreign Wars posts’ prominence, J H West’s honor in Bethlehem, Mrs Bertha Lyons rising to state president and national conductor roles, and Col WheeLOCK as a national committee member. It mentions the Pieric Committee meeting at the Y, New York Central railroad track relaying on Fourth Avenue, and praises Deputy Sheriff Clair M. Grosch on his marriage. Also advertises Metzger Wright bake sale dates and a Library Theatre summer show.
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Conewango' J Avenue
Frank
Conewango Avenue
George Folkman
George
Pieric Committee
Fourth Avenue
New York Central Railroad
Metzger-Wright
Lewis LeVan
LeVan
Leave A Note For The Wolf Leave A Note For The Wolf
A column urges change from routine living and promotes recreation as health prevention. It suggests leaving a note for the wolf at your door while on vacation and encourages readers to stay connected with their home town, ending with a call for a picnic luncheon at the YMCA.
Political Buzz Bursts and Bicycles to Planes
Quotations from Bradford Era Titusville Herald Franklin News-Herald Pottsville Journal blend opinions on Atlantic travel, steerage for aviation, presidential hopes, and flood and booze control. The mix shows aging political rhetoric and shifting fortunes with brief witticisms from multiple papers.
Just Folks by Edger Goes
A compact verse about friendship and truth. The speaker recalls two visitors offering friendly plans and praise, yet only truth matters. He warns that a friend who flatters hides a plan he cannot commend and vows not to comfort doubt with empty praise.
Retrospective notes on tributes and incidents across years
A retrospective from the Tribes of Ine recalls events from June 21 1924 to 1926. Subscriptions near two thousand for War Relief Visiting Nurses are reported. A heat collapse injures Joseph Malano in a bakery scaffold fall. A 1925 auto crash injures Stewart Whitehill. Camping grounds near Gisbolt host touring parties. Wills pool room proprietor Henry B. Willaa is knocked from his bicycle. Warren to host Sells Floto circus and Buffalo Bill shows in 1926 with two exhibitions planned.
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Warren Visiting Nurses Association
Henry BH. Willa
Wills Pool Room
Fourth Ward
Ger
Warren
Pennsylvania
Sells-Flote Circus
Buffalo
Time and Tide by John Hubert Grease
The essay reflects on human unpredictability and behavior across days, contrasting man with animals. It notes the body’s composition, the failure of rules to curb vice, and the ancient warning “Unstable as water” from Genesis, concluding that man remains a mystery even to his own kind.
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John Hubert Grease
Abraham
Quotes From Leaders On Governance And Global Affairs
A collage of quotations from Georges Clemenceau, Calvin Coolidge, Senator Barkley, and a French delegate, touching on government restraint, flood relief, tax policy, farm aid, and European debt. The excerpt contrasts calls for prudent spending with urgent needs for disaster response and global balance.
The Way of the World and the Age of Rubber
A 1927 Copynant essay surveys leisure, science, and social change. It questions how to use modern comforts and discusses eugenics, innovation, and women’s intellect, citing Harvard, Helen Rea, and starch emulsion research as notable points.
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Iys
Helen Rea
Rockford College
Songs of a Housewile by Marjorie K. Rawlings
This poem recalls a breakfast scene where pancakes delight a family. A boy overindulges in syrup and batter, causing late arrival at school and a playful vow against repeating the feat. The piece blends domestic humor with light self‑mockery.
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Songs of A Housewile
Marjorie K. Rawlings
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