The Warren Tribune Masthead and Policy Notice
The Warren Tribune lists officers and directors led by E D Wetmore and Henry Bassett with Ed C Lowrey as editor, notes advertising representatives in New York and Chicago, and provides subscription prices, delivery and mail rates, and open circulation and reader guidelines. Also includes Open Forum invitation and a religious prayer excerpt from Psalm 68:20.
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E. D. Wetmore
W. T Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred ©. Eavon
A. E. Johnson
W. T. Kelly
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
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Then and Now My grandmothers and modern taboos collide
A compact reminiscence on shifting morals from Victorian restraint to modern frankness. It notes how topics once deemed indecent or private have entered everyday talk, with quips about divorce, fashion, social climbers, and college fraternities, all reflecting lasting social convulsions. References to grandmothers and century-old etiquette anchor the contrast.
Bits and Bobs From an Early 20th Century Page
A collage of short items and quips including Eph Snow remarks on women smoking, Lipton pursuing the America’s Cup, a wary farmer in town, and miscellaneous jokes about Russians, whiskey as medicine, a misquote apology, a tale of a sleepy car sleeper, a warning about a dead sleeper, a Sahara prohibition trip, cornstalk paper, and musings on Lindbergh, McAdoo, and new business optimism.
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Thomas Lipton
By the Way safety campaigner Hickox tours Warren
Ast B. Hickox, longtime safety advocate and veteran car driver, toured Warren on a daylong outreach promoting accident prevention. He highlighted real life savers and noted newspapers praising his work while urging a local motor club to form, with goals like road service, towing, maps, legal aid, and stronger traffic legislation.
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Jaresville Gazette
Saginaw News
Gary
Indiana
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Erie Motor Club
Warren County
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Castor Oil Benefits Admired By Doctor Carrier
A physician extols castor oil as a universal laxative for all ages, detailing its origin from the Indian castor plant, composition, and various administration methods. He describes dosing, onset, and uses from infant to elderly, praising its gentle yet effective action and noting occasional alternatives like capsules or flavoring.
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India
United States
Behind Bars Shame Drives Hinterland Resolve
The Butler Eagle notes that a man’s response to life’s trials matters more than the trials themselves. It cites a hinterland where avoiding jail is seen as a disgrace, shaping local attitudes toward consequences and personal character.
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Butler Eagle
Just Folks By Edger Great
A speaker laments a woman’s constant drive to alter their home and acquire new furnishings. He notes the house looks lovely yet worries contentment will never arrive as requests for changes continue. He prays the home’s charm and need for new items endure.
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Ballay
Nevermore
Retrospective Items From The Tribues Of Ine 1924
June 22 1924 reports Warren county schools enrollment 6484 with 668 perfect attenders. Harvard awarded honorary LLD to Prof Harold D Hazeltine of Cambridge son of A J Hazeltine. October 13 a get out the vote caravan planned.
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Warren County
Warren Borough
Harold D. Hazeltine
Cambridge
England
A. J. Huzeltine
Harvard University
Warren
Many Minds on Imperialism and Morality in Debate
Quotes debate French thrift and moderation versus imperialism. Hanotaux defends France against imperialism charges, calling them propaganda errors. Soares questions strict commandment interpretations and ethics challenging traditional honesty definitions and legal precedents.
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Gabriel Hanotaux
Soares
University of Chicago
PLOUGHING NIGHT AND DAY IN ILLINOIS FIELDS
The article notes Illinois farmers plowing day and night with tractors equipped with spotlights, saying heavy rains delayed planting by nearly a month and praising machinery as a key to farm production and scientific progress. It contrasts this with reflections on war, peace, and the need to glamorize peaceful achievements over battlefield glory. It cites Bishop of London and H. G. Wells on war’s evolution toward science and industry, urging education toward peace and training the mind away from war.
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St. Paul’s Cathedral
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Songs of a Housewifte by Marjorie Rawlings
A housewife puts aside chores as lilacs bloom outside the window and a misty rain falls. The speaker hears a plaintive phoebe bird in the fragrant air and fears the birds and lilacs may never meet again.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
Phoebe
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