Warren Tribune Administrative and Subscription Details
The Warren Tribune lists key personnel including ER D Wetmore as president and A G Lowrey as editor, with offices in Warren. It outlines subscription rates, circulation notices, advertising policies, and reader letter guidelines, inviting signed contributions and open discussion within set word limits.
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ER. D. Wetmore
W. T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R.W. Cousins
Fred C. Eaton
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E. D. Wetmore
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A Cure for the Blues Psalm Prayer Excerpt
An ancient inspired prayer verse recalls faith gifting joy and a new song in the soul. The psalmist laments a cast down spirit yet remembers God and finds solace in divine gladness. The text echoes praise and supplication to O Lord.
Regular Pipe Dream Of Olvany Electing Smith President
The piece mocks George W. Olvany and Tammany Hall for wiring up 212 electoral votes for Al Smith eighteen months before the election. It argues Olvany will grab the remaining 53 as soon as a wet day allows and warns Coolidge will curb the plan. It questions Smith’s prospects, labor, farmers, and McAdoo’s allies, concluding air castles seldom land.
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Taromany Jestler
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Massachusetts
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al Smith
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Warren ministers plan school clash and attorney general ruling
A plan by the Warren Ministerial Association to run a religious school during a public school period was halted by an attorney general opinion from Harrisburg. Edward Lindsey, a former Warren County judge, sits on Governor Pinchot’s committee proposing changes to child laws.
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Warren Ministerial Association
State Attorney General’s Department
Harrisburg
Edward §. Lindsey
Warren County
Pinchot
Bishops visit sparks fond memories in Warren community
In Russell field and Warren, residents recall the recent Bishop visit with warmth. The event fostered hundreds of friendships, and a closing resolution prayed for heavenly benedictions on local churches and homes. Burton Bell, WT Tribune contact, active in local motor clubs and reporting on area events. Memorial Day is approaching as spring lingers and flowers promise to return.
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Burton Bell
H. F. Bell
Warren
Tribune
Burton
Elkwood City Motor Club
Bell
Liver Cancer: Causes Symptoms and Prognosis Described
An article explains liver cancer as a late consequence of cancer spread from digestive organs through the portal vein, noting it is rare in youth but common between ages 40 and 60. It covers symptoms such as appetite loss, nausea, abdominal distension, jaundice, cachexia, fever, and poor prognosis, with death from exhaustion and little curative treatment.
Modern Menus and Sunday Chicken Waffles Tradition
Mrs Jones shares a family tradition of chicken and waffles for Sunday night supper. Mrs Brown asks for a recipe and Mrs Jones provides an old waffle batter method with milk flour butter eggs salt and directions for beating and folding to bake in a hot waffle iron.
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Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Brown
Just Folks by Edgar Guest
Poem reflecting on wealth fame and pride yielding to friendship as true value. The verse notes lasting worth lies in memory and heart, contrasted with transient status. A stray line muses what North Carolina’s governor might say to South Carolina’s governor amid the Philippines push for freedom and a cast of marriage mentions.
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North Carolina
Goverrnor
South Carolina
Various Doodles and Jabs Fill A Thought For Today Page
A collage of short quips and sketches opens with persona jests on bosses and behavior. Eph Snow jokes about marriage ideas while local figures joke about politics and manners. A cross section covers light humor, poetry accents, regional dialect, and a short essay on luck. A blend of unsigned items closes with a long quotation from Wilbur E. Sutton.
We Believe What Suits Us by Fred Co. Kellygrams
Wall street thinker James A Fayne is admired for intellect and honesty. He avoids personal speculation to keep an unprejudiced view, noting that people tend to accept information that suits their own purposes.
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Wall Street
James A. Fayne
Harvard
Fayne
Jim Fayne
J. P. Morgan
Quotes on education religion and marriage from early 20th century figures
A collage of remarks cites Joseph V. McKee Lady Astor and Dr. Fosdick on education public life and home life. Charles E. Hughes stresses responsible government while Rabbi Bertrand B Pelansti advocates marriage as a consecrated vocation emphasizing service, loyalty, and mutual respect.
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Lady Astor
Oder
Bertrand B. Pelansti
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