Circulation Debate Over Subscriptions and Newspaper Value
The Warren Tribune weighs circulation tactics, arguing a lasting approach is to publish a real newspaper and attract readers rather than rely on temporary inducements. It announces a next week addition of the comic strip Bringing Up Father with Jiggs and Maggie, promising room for Krazy Kat if subscribers demand change.
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Tribune Seeks Reader Value Through Comic Page Efforts
The paper emphasizes that the comic page is only one section and not enlightening but entertaining. It asserts the newspaper offers diverse features and ongoing efforts to provide subscribers more value as part of a circulation campaign.
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Cordell Hull Rises as Possible Democratic Candidate
Washington May 11 Cordell Hull of Tennessee suddenly appears a genuine presidential possibility for the Democratic ticket at Houston. Hull argues that if Democrats unite on real principles the 1924 outlook is strong, with anti-Smith forces likely to back a compromise candidate if needed. Hull is described as loyal and nationally minded, unlikely to abandon Al Smith or split the party to spite him.
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al Smith
Jim Reed
Tom Walsh
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Tfat
William G.mcadoo
Joan W. Davis
McAdso
Just Folks Poem by Edgar A. Guebst Voice of a Fighting Optimist
A reflective poem contrasts cheerful оптимism with steadfast courage. It praises the man who keeps a fighting heart, smiles after victory, but steadies his chin when trouble rises, insisting grit and resolve win battles.
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Edgar A. Guebst
Doris Meets a Gazelle at the Zoo
Doris greets a new arrival at the zoo, Mr Gazelle, a two and a half foot African gazelle with striking eyes. The animal explains his capture by native hunters and praises the kindness of American children, as Doris and Happy Giggles say good night.
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America
Dinner Stories and a Close Shave Fragment
A minister consoles a boy who laments his father as beyond hope. Then Brown rushes to catch a train but endures a barber’s unhurried shave, risking a soaped face and a delayed departure.
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One Minute Pulpit Passage Quoted from Psalms
The meditation quotes Psalms III 1 3 noting that the fool says there is no God and that all are gone astray and corrupt. It emphasizes judgment and the lack of righteousness among people as seen from heaven.
New York Night Gossip on Stock Market and Society
A May 11 diary row reviews talk at New York dinners about the stock market risks bootleg liquor quality and a flurry of cultural and celebrity topics. It notes a marriage broker in New York and a large fishing expedition by J Harvey Laden off Nicaragua aboard a five masted schooner.
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New York
Margery Latimer
Herbert Hoover
Alfred Emanuel Smith
George Jean Nathan
Lillian Gish
E. E. Cummings
Shuberts
Eugene O’neill
Nicaragua
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
U. S
Lindbergh
Eugene O'Neill
Newport
Southampton
Aiken
J. Harvey Laden
Zane Grey
Fisherman's Paradise
Diet and Health Advice on Mouth Breathing and Adenoids
The letter discusses two cases of children with enlarged tonsils and adenoids and their mouth breathing. It urges medical review to clear nasal passages, cautions against delaying removal, and suggests daytime mouth closure exercises or tape at night to train nose breathing. It notes possible facial and growth deformities if breathing remains obstructed.
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Knights of Columbus mass marks Mother's Day at Holy Redeemer
More than sixty members of the Knights of Columbus attended Mass Sunday morning at Holy Redeemer church in observance of Mother's Day. A police committee authorized sidecar purchase, placed in service today.
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Warren High School to graduate largest class in 1925
Commencement exercises will honor a record size class of 1925 graduates. An outdoor drill on the lawn around the State Armory drew much interest from local citizens last evening.
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State Armory
Street department scrapping earth roads. cars missing
May 11, 1926 report notes the street department is cleaning earth roads in the borough and that the streets are in good shape. Joseph Guiffre told police he could not locate his Ford coupe after parking on Poplar Street last night.
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Poplar Street
Candidacy Filed and Local Business Retirement in Youngsville
May 11 1927 M Brady superintendent of Rouse hospital Youngsville announces candidacy for county commissioner on the Republican ticket. G Gifford Smith Co retires from mercantile life after five years at Liberty street and Second avenue corner.
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Second Avenue
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Cily
Ten Cent Pamphlet Request For Pregnant Care Advice
Instructions urge readers to send ten cents and a self addressed stamped envelope to Dr Lulu Hunt Peters at the Warren Tribune for pamphlets on reducing and gaining. Column notes require two postage stamps for most items and warn about flabby breasts from overweight during and after pregnancy with guidance on supportive brassieres. Tomorrow features answers to correspondents.
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