The Warren Tribune Masthead and Notices
The Warren Tribune lists its editors and officers, advertising, and delivery rates. It notes circulation practices, leased wire service, and an editorial appeal for accuracy, followed by a biblical prayer.
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Newspaper
Warren Tribune
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
4
The Warren Tribune lists its editors and officers, advertising, and delivery rates. It notes circulation practices, leased wire service, and an editorial appeal for accuracy, followed by a biblical prayer.
A reader letter from the Will Pottsville Journal defends philosopher Will Durant against The New York World criticism of his Snyder murder trial commentary. It mocks ruling theory by fact and questions if philosophers should accept payment for trial coverage, then riffs on literature, science, and social issues with satirical quips about money, moon weather, and marital secrets.
A collage of quotations and humorous vignettes from a 1920s era page. Items skew toward light philosophy, daily life, and playful observations on honesty, youth, fuel, and small town life with mentions of Eph Snow, Frieda, Ralph Crouch, and Sun Yat Sen in a brisk, opinionated format.
Attendees at the tenth annual Life Study and Friday Noon Clubs banquet at the Warren YMCA filled the dining room with observation notes. The Rev Greer, Bishop Burt, and other speakers drew praise as attendees debated the talk’s impact, noting audience reactions, note taking, and the desire for verbatim printing or broadcast.
A medical overview explains callosities on hands and feet, their differences from corns, and the painful risks of Dupuytren's contraction in the palm. It notes causes from pressure and friction, common in laborers, and outlines treatment options such as heat, paring, salicylic acid, and cautions about recurrence.
The Warren Y M C A clubs Life Study and Friday Neon Club conclude another successful season. Secretary A P B Kottcamp is praised for providing one of the finest intellectual treats yet offered by the capable and energetic official.
A reader prefers civil golf partners over loud, quarrelsome players. The speaker rejects the hothead who swears at his club and mocks his caddie, choosing to play with calm, courteous golfers who enjoy the game without rage.
Mrs Jones and Mrs Brown discuss a new dish from a magazine. The recipe uses one can shrimp one can pineapple curry sauce three cups boiled rice and butter. Shrimp are warmed in sauce pineapple is toasted and served around rice on a platter. A stray line mentions birth pains from a surgical operation.
Entries recall Crescent Park street paving contract awarded to E T. at May council meeting and May Belle Bairstow becoming assistant director of German town YWCA cafeteria. May 6 1925 reports Pope and Hartz on a call to Big Bend about a man in a rail culvert. Union services return this summer led by Dennig Winch and Kistler. Lions Club luncheon featured forestry topic. Police wear new uniforms praised. Flagging Pep er headquarters busy in Liberty Street. Two Warren girls kill fourteen garter snakes with beard pieces as weapons. ministers plan Mother’s Day sermons.
A reflective piece on California allure and its marital strains, painting couples drifting apart, with children torn between two worlds. The essay imagines O Henry missing a tale about Papa's Wife as California seduction drives family rifts across thresholds.
A hotel chief argues salesmanship in hospitality. a bankrupt friend who resists selling reveals a clash between pleasing guests and profitable service. The piece questions rewarding sweet nature over sales skill, and ponders how to honor non-sales strengths.
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