The Warren Tribune Staff and Publication Details
The Warren Tribune lists D Wetmore as President and a board including W T Kelly and R G Chapel with Henry H Bassett as Treasurer and Managing Director. Ed C Lowrey is editor. Advertising is via Desine Wallin Inc with United Press news. Subscriptions range from 6 months to a year with mail and carrier options. The paper invites community letters with signature and address and includes devotional verses Psalm 66 16.
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Lindbergh plane to join national treasures at Washington
Announcement from St Louis says The Spirit of St Louis and medals received in Europe will be entrusted to the Missouri Historical Society for safekeeping. The piece argues the plane should be preserved as a national memorial, possibly at the Smithsonian in Washington, while noting local support and a wistful public interest in safeguarding aviation history.
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St. Louis
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Clothes Make the Woman at Christmas Window
A reflective note on women and luxury as shoppers in holiday windows. It contrasts a child’s yearning for unreachably toys with women’s longing for beautiful gowns they cannot own, capturing a crowd of shoppers gazing at silk and satin in glittering displays.
The Way I Feel About It And Other Small Columns
A collage of humorous vignettes, poems, and light commentary from a 1920s- era page. Includes thought for today on ignorance and taxes, nature sketches by Dawn on Wawassee, and satirical notes on politics and public figures. Ensemble of short bits and jokes notes local clubs and civic quirks.
Iron Eagle Talks of Newark Changes and Pride
A metal eagle on the Hoffman building in Newark hosts a long rambling interview about local progress. He recalls old bridges, Liberty Street trees, bank growth, church costs, and the fire department, noting changes since the 19th century and the impact on the town.
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Kelly
Newark
N. J
Hammes
Denver
Second Avenue
Liberty Street
Eben N. Ford
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Pennsylvania
Sarne
Spread Eagle
Warren National Bank
Savings Bank
First Presbyterians
First Methodist Church
Third Avenue
Keeping Realty And Emotions On Body Welfare
A discourse on how emotions shape physical health, noting how grief, fear and joy affect digestion, nutrition, and nervous system function. It cites examples from everyday life and warns that intense sorrow can trigger insanity or even death by altering brain and general nutrition, with anecdotes about local figures.
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
Poet Edgar Guest recalls a beloved magician who delighted children with tricks and wonder. The piece reflects on his gentle nature, his joyful stage presence, and his final resting with angels among the laughter of the young.
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Just Folks
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Retrospective items from Warren Tribune years past
A look back from June 29 1924 and June 28 1925 recounts Rotary Club report from Toronto on the international convention and a new flat car service for sport motor vehicles between Glade and Sheffield. It notes a Highway Patrol probe after a Warren jamestown road crash injuring a young woman and mentions a 1926 note on the Santa Barbara earthquake aftermath and local Franklin car search. The Sells Floto Circus visit and a new Youngsville gas station opening are also recorded.
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Watson Organization
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Sheffield
Peats
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Stete Highway Patrol
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Beyond the Sunrise in Time and Tide
John Hubert Greusel reflects on humanity’s long arc from silent darkness to light. He surveys geological estimates of mankind’s age, Herodotus era history, and Menetho’s lists, noting a vast blank expanse before recorded time.
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Kellygrams Our Behavior at Circuses
The essay notes how crowds influence behavior at circuses. It describes walkaways who forget change, roughly twenty dollars per crowd to sellers, and how larger crowds increase lost change. It cites the lure of free tickets and the vanity of entering without paying as the true thrill for many attendees.
Self Control and Health in Emotional Stress
A discussion on how serious illness and sudden bad news affect the heart and life. It notes anger can trigger strokes, cites examples of bursting blood vessels, and urges self control and upbringing to curb emotional outbursts. Readers are asked to mail concise medical questions to Dr Carrier.
Songs of a housewife by Marjorie K Rawlings
A fragmentary poem style column notes June's sweetness with flowers and fruit, blendering seasonal imagery with recipes and appetites. It hints at Mrs. Rawlings as the paper’s core, urging readers to drop a line to her and sell her idea.
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Songs of
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