Warren Tribune Masthead and policy note
The Warren Tribune lists staff including E. D. Wetmore as president and editor E. C. Lowrey. It covers office details, subscription rates, mail pricing, advertising policy, and reader letters guidelines with an open forum invitation and signature requirement, published in Warren.
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E. D. Wetmore
W.T. Kelly
R. G. Chapel
Henry H. Bassett
R. W. Cousins
Fred G. Eaton
A. E. Johnson
W. T. Kelly
J. B. Moore
EB. D. Wetmore
E. C. Lowrey
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Presidential aspirants and party strategies in the 1920s
The piece assesses Democratic and Republican paths to the 1920s presidency. It notes Indiana backing Evans Woolen as a delegate influencer, questions Smith and McAdoo support, and cites comments by Governor Ritchie and Dr. Butler on wet verses dry platforms. It argues Smith’s risks with Volstead ties and Wisconsin-style horse-trading for party advantage, concluding Coolidge as likely Republican nominee.
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Maryland
Nicholas Murray Butler
Baltimore
Butler
Prohibition Party
al Smith
New York
William E. Sweet
Colorado
New York Times
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Hint
Fragmented Notes on War, Humor, and Life in a Local Column
A jagged collection of quips and sketches references Eph Snow on suits of honor and a pun on a black executive badge, a garbled tale of Ray Garland and a rheumatism scam, plus mini-essays on war taxes theater and virtue. The pieces mix humor with social commentary and stray verse about resilience and everyday life.
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Tineke Ray Garland
Yngwer
Jose
By the Way Urges Clean Streets in Warren Borough
A letter to the editor urges residents to keep Warren Borough clean as a sign of civic pride for visitors. The piece laments litter along walks and calls for collective care to present a good impression of the town nicknamed the Rose of the Allegheny. The column also discusses editorial decisions and Oswego Oswego streetcar abolition in favor of buses as part of a regional transport shift.
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Intestinal Stasis and Its Causes and Remedies
The article explains intestinal stasis or obstruction due to impaired peristalsis, adhesions, or other factors. It lists symptoms including constipation, diarrhea, feverish signs, appetite loss, skin discoloration, headaches, chest strain, and abdominal distress, and notes possible treatments from abdominal massage to enemas and, in severe cases, surgical relief.
Apple Blossom Petals Scattered by Yesterday Winds
The report notes yesterday and last evening winds scattered many apple blossom petals. Weather remarks mention calmer conditions today with no precipitation.
The Misunderstanding in Edgar Gaen's Just Folks
A couple's fragile dynamic unfolds as a wife endures a hollow life of deprivation while a selfish lover fails to grasp her inner yearnings. Their son Ted repeatedly loses pencils at school, causing distress and shaming his mother as she seethes beneath a veneer of calm.
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Retrospective items from The Tribune
A collage of 1924 1823 and 1926 items notes an organist appearance by John Fowiler Richardson at Trinity Memorial church Warren May 11 1924 celebrates Y M C A state convention in Carlisle May 16 17 18 with A F Kottcamp attending. Also Hildegarde Edwards art display at Warren Public Library. May 11 1823 mentions teachers' pay bill signed by Governor Pinchot. May 41 1926 reports Children’s Clinic at Warren General Hospital and National Hospital Day plans. Reverend Raymon Kistler to address Indianapolis Deen's club and preach at their church next Friday.
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Warren
John Fowiler-Richardson
Trinity Memorial Church
Young Men's Christian Associations of Pennsylvania
Carlisle
A. F. Kottcamp
Warren Y. M. C. A
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Rippled Children's Clinic
Arthur Davis
Warren General Hospital
Raymon Kistler
First Presbyterian Church
Deen’s Club
Indianapolis
Overcoat Habits And City Versus Country Eating Styles
Kellygrams reflects on spring overcoats lingering after warm weather, urban cream portions, bed sizes, and dining manners. The writer ruefully notes urban habit, traffic skill gaps, and a self-conscious dog owner, observing daily quirks and incongruities.
Many Minds and Contemporary Thought from Roland Morie
Excerpts feature President Coolidge Secretary Kellogg Governor Ritchie and Dr. Holt on commerce, civilization, media, and intellect. The author critiques farm policy, arguing the Republican party cannot solve the farm problem as the Socratic party could not address slavery.
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Republican Party
Socratic
Roland 8
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