Warren Tribune Front Matter and Policy Notes
The Warren Tribune lists officers including E D Wetmore and W T Kelly with directors R G Chapel and Henry H Bassett. The paper notes rates for subscriptions, mailing zones, and advertising policies, plus prayer text and open forum guidelines for reader communications.
Governmental Charity versus Private Aid in Disaster Response
A Philadelphia Ledger editorial argues against a permanent government relief fund, praising spontaneous American generosity after disasters. It notes the President’s appeal for Mississippi Valley relief, the doubling of that sum, and asserts charity should flow from citizens rather than subsidies, benefiting national goodwill.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Mississippi Valley
Japan
America
Thoughtful musings and wry lines from a noisy column
A collage of pithy quips and short essays from a late edition page. It ponders skepticism versus cynicism, ambition, love, and public life with humorous zingers about judges, motorists, and tabloid ideas. It includes lines on wisdom, power, and social roles.
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Eph Snow
Ts Bill
Jaid
By the Way discusses Fourth of July picnic plans and local notices
Editor notes eight weeks to the Warren county Fourth of July celebration and urges action on the picnic. Senior class ads and poetry pieces appear as the paper reports on civic plans, local traffic, and scattered notices amid a discussion of nearby events and frequent readers’ contributions.
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Warren County
Sheffield
Warren
Ald
James Edward Hungerford
Circus
Kane
Ten Years Record Of Absences From Work In Boston
Public Beare reports for February 25th 27 show sickness rates differ by continuous pay status and age. The data cover ten years for MRALTH y ALF Carrier, noting respiratory diseases caused about half of sickness, with 8.9 to 14 days of disability annually by gender and higher female sickness relative to accidents.
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Electric Light and Power Company
Boston
Mass
Beare
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
A light verse about marriage and aging love. The speaker notes Nellie’s caresses and hints of shopping for hats, shoes, and dresses, acknowledging money will soon be spent but cherishing the affectionate game. The piece ends with fond appreciation of Nellie’s affection despite costs.
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Edgar A. Guest
Salmon Mousse Recipe Sparks Cookbook Idea Debate
A discussion between Jones and Barrinc MopERN 4 Menus pivots to editing a cookbook as Drs. Colidge submits favorite recipes. The salmon mousse recipe includes salmon flakes, sugar, flour, salt, water, cayenne, eggs, milk, butter, vinegar, gelatin and mustard, with steps to prepare and mold.
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Jones
Drs. Colidge
Abs. Jones
Retrospective highlights from The Tribune of One Two Three years ago
A retrospective notes the Toonerville Times debut in East street school with editors Virginia Ley Robert Smith and Stephen Misa Helen Noyes joins First Methodist as assistant to Rev. Charles T. Greer. Other items mention osteopathic anniversary plans in Kirksville and local events and figures in Warren including Lawrence Tibbett engagements and Beta Gamma Sigma honors. Chestnut blight endangers local trees per Warren County Agricultural Association.
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Toonerville Times
East Street
Virginia Ley
Robert Smith
Stephen
Misa Helen Noyes
Charles H. Noyes
First Methodist Church
Charles T. Greer
Warren County Agricultural Association
Let the People Rule in American Public Opinion
A critique of how earnest individuals sway voters and shape public opinion. The piece argues Americans, busy and trusting, can be led by a determined minority through campaigns, printing, and propaganda, until the majority adopts the leading idea as the voice of the people.
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Gray
John Brown
Public Figures Comment On Society And Morals
A compilation of quotes from Senator Thomas J. Walsh Lady Astor Albert Barlesson and General Lincoln Andrews touching tariff reform corruption in public life the role of women in society religious tolerance prohibition and attitudes toward public life in the United States. The remarks reflect early 20th century debates about morality politics and social norms.
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Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
Lady Astor
United States
Mussolini
Mexico
Albert
Barlesson
Lincoln
Andrews
Mulholland Learns Laws From Magicians In World Tour
John Mulholland, noted psychologist lecturer and illusionist, toured the world to study magic and sleight of hand. He found that ancient texts from China Egypt and Italy describe similar tricks and that laws endure because they prove most effective for societal order.
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John Mulholland
United States
India
Mulholland
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