Warren Tribune masthead and 1928 publication detail
The text records the Warren Tribune masthead listing editors managers and staff with offices in Warren. It shows subscription rates for various durations and delivery, mentions the company Devine-Wallis and national ad reps, and notes a publication date of June 21 1928 on Roosevelt Highway along with a biblical Psalm quotation.
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Warren
Fs Warren Tribune
E. D. Wetmore
Bory
H. Bassett
G. Chapel
Henry Bassett
RG. Chapel
R. W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaten
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
J. . van Cleve
EB. D. Wetwern
William H. Wright
Frank Ford
3. B. van Cleve
Roosevelt Highway
Farm Relief Debate Faces McNary Haugen Plan
The piece analyzes farm relief in the upcoming campaign focusing on the McNary Haugen bill. It outlines a national board to market surpluses, a revolving fund, and price calculations that raise consumer costs to protect farmers, with veto history and political opposition noted.
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Pennsylvania
Kansas City
Houston
Coolidge
Liverpool
Congress
United States
War Aid Debate Focuses on Farm Support Plan
The text argues for government aid to farmers despite constitutional doubts in opposition to the McNary Hauger plan. It notes Republicans promise relief, suggests McNary Haugen backers may lose in November, leaving Herbert Hoover to resolve the issue based on his record.
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Republican Party
Herbert Hoover
Verse portrait of a beloved: She Walks in Beauty
Byron captures a calm, radiant woman whose darkness and light blend in a loving, serene presence. The poem praises purity, goodness, and innocence as a heart at peace with all below and eyes that soften the world. A timeless meditation on beauty and virtue.
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Thor
Deniex
George Gordon Byron
Trained seals and Kansas City politics in Houston
June reports from Houston note Kansas City newspaper sellers flocking in for the convention, with talk of "trained seals" and a North Dakota senator’s blunt critique. A rough Houston night precedes calmer Sunday, while Kansas towns suffer windstorm damage and casualties back home.
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Houston
Kansas City
Gerald P. Nye
North Dakota
Uts
Nye
Convention
Bill Davy
Central Press
Bill
E. C
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A humorous verse where an officer chases a driver who finally loses him at a road sign. The speaker recalls trying to be merry and talkative while the officer remains firm, concluding with a playful refrain that the officer gave him the slip.
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Edgar A. Guest
Ostriches and Bobolinks Observe Farm Life in a Curious Tale
A whimsical scene unfolds on a farm as Mrs Ostrich and her friend discuss captivity freedom plumes and the comfort of the corral. They plan a glimpse of the cutting of plumes and invite two tiny Bobolinks for a close view, swapping steeds to explore the corral sights.
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Madame Ostrich
Mrs. Ostrich
Husband
Grandfather
Corral
One Minute Purge? Psalm Verse Quotation
The text presents a biblical verse from Psalm 51 15 to 27 praising God not for sacrifice but for a contrite heart. It asks God to open lips to praise and expresses that sacrifices with burns offerings are not desired.
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God
Dinner Party Echoes From a Four Year Old Guest
A neighbor reports a child's birthday gathering across the street where the four year old recounts a perfectly lovely time. The mother asks what made it so fun and the boy replies we just screamed and screamed.
Airplane Evils Strike Across Grafton Countryside
Bridgham Hill airport has disturbed cattle and poultry on neighboring farms. Milk and egg production have fallen prompting a town meeting to seek remedies. Taxpayers protested low flying and some threatened to use shotguns.
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Grafton
Miss
Bridgham Hill
Weather and war quotes and a whisky test from papers
A St. Augustine Record line on avoiding war until a new generation, a Kansas City Star remark on spring weather from radio waves, and a Ralls County Record tip using a ten-penny nail in corn whisky to judge safety.
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United States
St. Augustine
Kansas City Star
Ralls County
Diary of a New Yorker reveals oddities of city life
A curio column notes Max Deitschmann’s obituary card scheme for cash for worn clothes, a 500 member exchange shipping 20 000 to 40 000 pieces daily abroad, plus tallies on private planes, New York phone directories, and smock fashion signaling working life, with global barter links and city rhythms.
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New York
Metro Politan
Max Deitschmann
Marmax Clothing Exchange
Deitschmann
Anique Institution
Stock Exchange
Turkey
Arabia
Manhattan-Bronx
The
The Mystery of Not Losing Weight
A reader seeks advice on stubborn weight loss despite 1200 calorie daily diets. The expert explains that slight calorie excesses hinder progress, emphasizes average weekly loss of about one pound, and suggests keeping a daily calorie log, weighing foods, and occasional fruit juice or skim milk challenges to reset metabolism. The exchange highlights behavioral diet fixes and cautions against underestimating calories.
Heat Takes Toll On Man Felling From Scaffold
June 21 1924 Tribune retrospective notes Joseph Malona collapsed from heat as the thermometer hit 88 degrees and fell from a scaffold. Warren county schools enrolled 5484 pupils outside Warren borough with 658 achieving perfect attendance in the last school year.
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Joseph Malona
Warren County
Warren Borough
Touring parties occupy free camping grounds near Gishold
The free camping grounds just outside the borough were occupied by two touring parties last night. The first Warren county Sunday school picnic is set for Exposition Park on Thursday afternoon June 25. Dr. R L Foulke of Painesville Ohio will speak.
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Gishold
Warren County
Exposition Park
R. L Foulke
Painesville
Ohio
Bicycle Collision Injures Henry Wille in Warren
June 21 1926 Henry Wille sustained slight injuries when his bicycle was struck by an automobile. Dr John A Tabor a Dallas Texas lecturer was a visitor in Warren for a short time this morning.
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Henry Wille
John A. Tabor
Dallas
Texas
Warren
Championship horseshoes at county picnic draw crowds
The county picnic at Exposition Park features a championship horseshoe pitch. Three United States government engineers inspected a bridge work across the SEAERY river at Irvine this morning. Demand centers on nearby farms, then western farms. clothing dummies at a 33rd street store depict Lindbergh.
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United States
Seaery River
Irvine
W. 33Rd Street
Lindbergh
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