The Warren Tribune Staff and Circulation Rates 1927
The Warren Tribune lists D Weimers as President and W T Kelly as Vice President with R G Chapel as Secretary and Reary H Bassett as Treasurer and Managing Director. Directors include Henry RG Soapel W Cousins Fred C Eaton and others. Ed C Lowrey is Editor. Details cover office addresses New York City and Chicago, subscription rates 96 cents weekly 8 per six months 1.50 per quarter and mail options. Also notes circulation records open for inspection Leased news service United Press and promotional policy inviting reader submissions with signature and non publishable addresses. Dated at Warren on Roosevelt Highway Tuesday Jan 28 1927 prayer line included.
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W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Reary H. Bassett
Henry
RG. Soapel
W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
J. B. Moore
B. D. Wetmore
William H. Wright
Ed. C. Lowrey
Deving-Watlis Corporation
New York City
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Hopeful Rupprecht presses for restitution of former Bavarian rights
Former Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria told a peasant meeting that the people will not be silenced until their demand for the former king is granted. Correspondents note no large uprising, but monarchist sentiment remains strong across the former German empire while the republic’s future seems uncertain. A drum corps joke ends the report.
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Reyal
Rupprecht
Bavaria
German Republic
The Modern Joshuas and the Law of Nature
A fragment reflects on laws and commands, noting that people ignore unwelcome rules while praising their virtues, and remarking that law-makers face resistance when laws block progress. It contrasts Joshua’s luck with humanity’s habit of pushing for change through legislation.
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Joshua
Hoi Polloi
Law enforcers and the fence of tyranny discussed
A reflection on law enforcement and control, comparing officials to a fenced cow that never abandons its chosen path. The text critiques authority and echoes themes of confinement, inevitability, and desire for greener pastures beyond imposed limits.
A Boorish Clerk Harms Business Interactions
A letter laments a common type of shop or office employee who is indifferent and discourteous, treating customers as burdens. The writer argues such cold conduct harms a business’ image and stresses that civility and accommodation are essential in customer service.
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Connact
Civd
The Way I Feel About It And Other Teasers
A collection of quirky vignettes and quips from a 20th century newspaper page. It blends opinion style bits with humorous reflections on manners, justice, and small town life featuring Eph Snow and local observations on parking and community routines.
Local Guard Seeks Recruits Ahead of July Camp
In a By the Way chat Captain Charles G. Pearson of Company I urges Warren youths to enlist before July 20 to join a depleted local guard unit. Vacancies include corporal and sergeant ranks with Mt Gretna encampment eligibility and armory privileges in Hickory Street social rooms.
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Charles G. Pearson
Warren
Mt. Gretna
Armory
Hickory
Pearson
Lindbergh Flight as a Tonic This Century
A column argues Lindbergh's flight acts as a tonic strengthening heart action and imagination. It praises his daring, contrasts conquest with healing, and cites Kipling's If to honor the aviator's virtue and common touch amid public adulation.
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Lindbergh
Just Folks by Edgar Guweal
A reflective poem about judging others by appearance and behavior. The speaker reads a book while dancers nearby and faces mixed reactions from friends who envy or mock. The poem explores inner peace versus external judgment and the limits of others understanding.
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FOLKS
Edgar Guweal
Warren Kiwants Club Delegate Returns From Denver
Retrospective notes report C A Pressel, Warren Kiwants delegate, attended the National convention in Denver where twelve hundred fifty clubs were represented. Arrangements begin for the fifth annual Warren High school class of 1919 reunion at Newtons Grove. John Pierce, veteran fisherman, aged eighty two, caught a 28 inch brown trout on Sugar Run.
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Warren Kiwants Club
Denver
Warren High School
Newton's Grove
Jackson Run
John Pierce
Pinestreet
Sugar Run
Time and Tide by John Hubert Greusel
A meditation on the value of a great man's memory and fame. It cites Hamlet and Marcus Aurelius to argue that time erodes names and deeds. a city skyline at night becomes a metaphor for fading legacy as the living detail fades from sight. Death finally clarifies a person’s true imprint.
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Tee
John Johnson
Jamestown
Kehrle
Hamlet
Norday
Marcus Aurelius
New York City
Death
Quotations on Religion War and Peace by Notable Authors
A collection of medieval and modern reflections includes Samuel Butler on sensible men and religion, a note on transatlantic flight versus wartime deeds by Colonel Lindbergh, and Professor Lingelback on outlawing war driven by economic necessity and human security. The remarks urge conscientious citizenship and global university leadership.
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Samuel Butler
America
William E. Lingelback
University of Pennsylvania
Candy and Soda Sales Tactics From A Candy Shop
A veteran adviser notes ideal locations for candy and soda shops. Proximity to five-and-ten stores, proximity to moving-picture theaters, and traffic patterns in small towns versus large cities boost sales. After-school and early-evening hours peak, with weather affecting demand and social habits guiding customer flow.
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Auseter
Songs of a Housewife by MARJORIE K RAWLINGS
A poem excerpt likely from MARJORIE K. RAWLINGS praising home cooking. It mentions a housewife judging doneness by smell and sounds rather than thermometers. The piece contrasts timing tables with a cook’s intuition and Providence providing good cooks.
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Marjorie K. Rawlings
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