WARREN TRIBUNE STAFF LIST AND ADVERTISING RATES 1927
The Warren Tribune masthead lists E. D. Wi as President W. T Kelly as Vice President B. G. Chapal as Secretary Henry H. Basestt as Treasurer and others. Advertising rates and circulation details are provided with rates for various periods and zones. The paper invites reader communications with signatures and addresses and notes Open Forum policy. The date line reads Monday June 27 1927.
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E. D. Wi
W. T Kelly
B. G. Chapal
Henry H. Basestt
Baseatt
BR. R Cousins
Zabanon
W. T. Kailz
Wetmere Ene Grilliacs
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New York City
Chicago
Ghana
News Room
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Warren
United Press
the Tribune
Tribune
Roosevelt
Prayer Verse Exalts God as Strength and Portion Forever
A religious reflection proclaims that while flesh and heart fail, God remains the strength and portion forever, expressing deep faith and trust. The verse emphasizes divine steadfastness beyond human frailty and time.
President Coolidge's Fishing Bait Praises Plain Folk Tactics
A column argues that President Coolidge embodies the values of everyday Americans against elite critics Senator Borah and Senator Reed. It lauds his simple, affordable fishing metaphor to show he understands and serves the common people, contrasting them with Washington insiders.
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Royid City
Borah
James A. Reed
Missouri
Washington
Coolidge
A THOUGHT FOR TODAY AND OTHER NOTES
A collage of short opinion pieces and quips includes Eph Snow on summer plans and bathing contests, reflections on age and youth, Learn It By Degrees on education, and humorous lines about town life, walking pedestrians with wings, and a brief Northwest political note.
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Eph
Eph Snow
Black Hills
Jane Brides
Jane
Woman's Club program highlights Warren culture
The Woman's Club at Warren hosts an artistic and entertaining program tomorrow night in the Market street auditorium headlined by Doris Craven the celebrated aesthetic dancer. The article lauds the club’s broad civic work from literature and music to forestry and library extension and notes the club house as a community asset reflecting local progressiveness and civic pride.
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Market Street
Woman's Club
Doris Craven
Warren
Branson de Ci
L. B. Campbell
Woman’s Club
Community Service Department
Allegheny River
Forestry Committee
Weil Baby Clinic
County Library Extension
Keeping Healthy by Dr. A F Currier
Advice on sleep as vital to health, noting animals rest before recovery and urging regular rest for all ages. Mentions Warren community topics, a Forest Service promotion for Ranger Conarro, and concerns about bootleg fireworks stands impacting children. Observes holiday travel and a county picnic, advocating sleep for better health and disease prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mack
Warren
Human magic and the shrinking world in Just Folks
Edgar Guest writes of human progress breaking barriers. The poem highlights how rapid communication and travel now connect distant people, shrinking the world from days to mere moments. The piece contrasts old isolation with modern speed, noting voices reach millions and distances vanish.
Retrospective notes on Warren events of 1924 and 1925
A Warren woman was released after friends settled a tax dispute. Epworth MEF and church members enjoyed a large outing at the Warren Outing Club. Boy Scout troops affiliated with the Warren county council sent fifty members to Camp Scouthaven. A ball opened the Woman's Club auditorium. Excavation for the M E church uncovered timberstones amid city excitement.
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Warren
Epworth
Boy Scout
Warren County Council
Camp Scouthaven
Woman's Club
Postmaster Nomination Confirmed for Tidi Fonte
Harry A. Fuellhart has learned the Senate confirmed his nomination as postmaster at Tidi fonte. His term expired last week. Oakland cemetery association workers are clearing woodland bought from Fletcher Parker and cutting timber for burning. Clawson and Company general store at Kinzua was entered Sunday night. burglars stole shoes clothes watches and other articles.
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Harry A. Fuellhart
Senate
Tidifonte
Oakland Cemetery Association
Fletcher ‘Parker
Clawson and Company
Kinzua
Resourceful editor solves press water crisis at 2:20 a.m.
In a late night office scene a managing editor calmly calls a fire department friend to supply water for the presses after a street mains burst. The move lets the newspaper start on time while a young reporter witnesses practical problem solving and reflects on resourcefulness. Also discussed is herd behavior and how crowds influence choices as people imitate others to avoid risky decisions.
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Aywestricken
New York
Lengthening life and comfort in tubercular peritonitis
Question and answer discuss whether mountain cure helps tubercular peritonitis. A simple abdominal operation releasing abdominal fluid and exposing peritoneum to air for minutes can cure in some cases, with remarkable past results and many cures recorded. Readers are invited to ask Dr Currice questions within 50 words.
A Bend in the Lane and a Goal
Henry Stringham writes from Central Linen Magazine about the weariness of travel and the pull of distant dreams. The poem contrasts tedious daily toil with hopeful pursuit of a radiant, mystical shore beyond the bend in the road, urging perseverance despite setbacks.
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Henry Stringham
Central Linen Magazine
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BIBLE
Mother Earth
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Reed
Earth
Nick ‘Wallace
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Levine
Uncle Sam
Northwest
Oolidge
Freddy
CN Gay
Buffalo
Political Bie
A. F. Currier
R. M. Conarro
Federal Forestry Department
Ounelnta
Arkansas
Conatro
Forest Department
T. B.C
Jess
Just Folks
Edgar Guest
E. Church
American Run Endowment
Kellygrams
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