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Newspaper

Warren Tribune

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1927

Page

4

The Warren Tribune Organization and Policies

The Warren Tribune lists officers and board members including W. T. Kelly R. G Chapel and E. D. Wetnu with Ed C. Lowrey as editor. It outlines subscription rates by year and zone, advertising rights, and reader participation guidelines, inviting open letters with signatures and addresses and noting prayer. It emphasizes accuracy and open forum principles and sets submission limits.

W. T. Kelly R. G EB. D. Wetnu Chapel Henry H. Bassett R. G. Chapel R. W. Cousins Fred C. Eaton A. E. Johnson J. B. Moore E. D. Weumore Ed C. Lowrey Devine-Wallis Corporation New York City Chicago Telez! Fellerstem Carmer Warren Post Office United Press the Tribune

The Party of Today Recalls Social Gathers and Vice

The article contrasts old social gatherings with today’s parties tied to excessive drinking. It notes that modern impairments show up in police blotters and court records, revealing a troubling shift from genteel recreation to volatile, alcohol fueled conduct.

A Thought For Today And Town Notes On Morals

A collection of wit and reflections from Eph Snow and town columnists. Snippets discuss politeness in business, long campaigns, dating customs, and cautious views on politics. A playful mix of opinions contrasts social pretenses with civic life in the town.

By the Way Notes on Society Politics and Local Life

A collage of brief items recalls editorials on Borah foreign policy travels in England, a nod to U S plans amid Nicaraguan tensions, plus quips on parking for social scenes. It also surveys flood impacts in Warren, road improvements, newspaper ethics on crime trials, early May weather, memorial day prep, and light social vignettes from local readers.

Mississippi Warren Fruit and Produce Company Hoods F. L. White Co Pleasantstownship Road Grunderile Ting Snyder-Gray Long Island City St. Paul St. Paul, Minn Board of Bishops United Press International News Editors Features Service Tribune ‘ News Department Philadelphia Inquirer Buffalo Times and Express Pittsburgh, Press and Gazette-Times Erie Lusitania

Movie producers report New York murder surge

A brief item notes New York experiences a rise in sensational murders linked to entertainment industry hype. Officials caution against inflaming public fear while investigations continue and producers face scrutiny over media sensationalism.

New York

Is There a Secretion of the Heart?

A Chicago report by the American Electronic Research Association and Dr. W. H. Seymour claims the heart acts as a ductless gland, secreting a substance to keep beating, potentially reducing heart disease mortality. Innsbruck studies on alcoholic heart extracts revived stopped hearts, with varying effects by heart region. skeptics urge caution about nonmedical newspaper sources and the need for confirmation.

Chicago American Electronic Research Association W. H. Seymour Charles City Seymour University of Innsbruck Haberlandt

Field Note on Gentle Plant Harvest Practices

The guidance warns against uprooting spring wildflowers. It recommends using scissors to cut stems rather than pulling from the roots to protect plant life and ensure sustainable growth.

Just Folks by Edgar Guest and miscellany notes

A mixed item features Edgar Guest poem Just Folks with a playful fooling verse about a child and reader, followed by a short column of political and naval notes. It references Wilbur, the west coast naval academy concern, the Congressional library receiving Chinese books, Colorado experience in New York harbor, and treasury surplus debates.

Edgar A. Guest Congressional Library China New York Harbor

Retrospective items from The Tribune May 1924

May 4 1924 report recalls Warren County Fair directors adopting an extensive building program at the courthouse meeting led by Herbert J Onions with about fifteen members present. Also notes state veterinarians testing nearly all Freehold cattle for tuberculosis and highlights awards won by E D Wetmore’s cows in the Warren County Cow Testing Association. May 4 1923 items mention a Titusville family narrowly avoiding a train collision near Pittsfield and an immigrant’s path to citizenship, plus Rev J L Ware elected president of the Warren County Ministerial Association. May 4 1926 notes Dr Oliver M Fisher secured as Hi club speaker at YMCA farewell event and Roland Crew reassigned to work in River division supervision between Oil City and Olean.

Warren County Court House Herbert J. Onions Oliver M. Fisher Kame and Kizua Hi. Club

Time and Tide by John Hubert Greusel for Our Boys and Girls

A moral and imaginative piece encouraging American youth to explore world history and geography. It references Marco Polo, Caesar, St. Peter, and distant locales, urging readers toward learning and dreaming of distant lands and adventures.

John Hubert Greusel China Oasis Mingi Marco Polo Prince of Arabia Europe Mar Cathay St. Peter's Caesar Rome Eternaity Ipan India Andes Transvaal Ceylon Alaska Terra del Fuego Caspian John Abrsainie Tibet Sir John Meadville Sinbad the Sailor

Modern Jeanne d Arc Leads Flood Refugees

Miss Pauline Marshall directs relief for 50,000 flood victims, overseeing safety, housing, feeding, and boat transport with Mississippi National Guard adjutant general Green's orders. Her calm leadership earns praise as she says, Here goes, and here I am. The piece frames her as a heroic modern Jeanne d Arc in a disaster response.

Jeanne d' Arc Pauline Marshall Green Mississippi National Guard

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THE Warren Tribune Warren. Tribune Company Tribune Topay Maehaises Eph Eph Snow Atlas Bill Thompson Chileara Terry Moon Marines Hat Compion Coolidge Smith Hanks Bir Borah England Jimmy Majm Peat Japan S. Tay Just Folks Edgar Guest Wilbur Naval Academy West Coast Hollywood Washington Treasury Freehold Township Duca Bulesa E. D. Wetmore Mr. Wetmore Earl Peterson Titusville Pennsylvania Pittsfield J. L. Ware Trini Memorial Church Warren County Ministerial Association Reimers Roland Crew Huntington Waiten Oil City Olean Peter Broome Peter British Isles Soldiers of God Bowery Isabella Austin Salvation Army Rebecca Roberts Montgomery Trust Co Norristown Philadelphia William Penn King George Keppel King Edward London Keppel TONGS Mra. Rawlings
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