Warren Tribune readers urged to send submissions for open forum
The Warren Tribune invites readers across the territory to submit communications on any local, county, state, or national subject to publication. Signatures and post office addresses are required for consideration, with a 300 word limit and one-sided pages preferred.
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Agricultural Peace Conference shapes farm relief unity
National Grange the Farmers Union and the American Farm Bureau Federation plan a summer of talks to craft a common farm relief program for submission to Congress next winter. A prior peace meeting featured Louis J. Taber Barrett and Thompson. The aim is substantial agreement on core issues while maintaining differences.
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Way I Feel About It by Wilbur E Sutton
A column style miscellany with short vignettes and quips. Includes brief reflections on morality, politics, and daily life. Noting political cynicism from Eph Snow, light humor about weather, daily routines, and a teaser on a local debate next week.
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Wilbur E. Sutton
Eph Snow
China
Wild Flower Society Forms In Warren County Promotes Preservation
A new Wild Flower Preservation movement forms in Warren with Miss Rebecca Schofield urged to sponsor. Gimbel Brothers and Wanamaker's coordinate radio broadcasts on Weld Flowers Preservation reaching millions. Wild flowers bloom plentifully on Pleasant township hillsides, bluets covering acres seen from the avenue. Dr E A Gress urges “Enjoy but do not destroy” to protect state wildflowers. Notable yard displays at Logan home on Poplar and Third avenues showcase spring horticulture and sunken gardens. Borough street sign colors praised as a civic improvement.
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Uterine Cancer Risks and Early Detection Advice
A historical medical overview explains cancer of the womb as common after forty, often linked to childbirth history. It details symptoms such as irregular bleeding, tissue decay, and systemic weakness, stressing early diagnosis, surgical treatment, and cautious use of radium or X rays. The piece advocates gynecologic exams beginning at forty for women who have borne children.
FOLKS by Edgar A. Gyeat Ends With A Moral Verse
A verse meditation on freedom versus virtue, praising self government by law. It contrasts cynical sneers with sober living and the moral thinker as the hopeful path for humanity, concluding that genuine progress comes from personal discipline and ethical conduct.
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Edgar A. Gyeat
Retrospective items from The Tribune three years past
A compilation from the Tribune notes past events in Warren. George Johnston aided in rescuing miners’ bodies after the Benwood explosion. National Guard Company I drilled to music in the state armory for the first time.
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Solitiveness and honesty in a grouchy friend
A 1927 essay argues honesty and politeness are not mutually exclusive. It contrasts blunt truthfulness with polite restraint, noting that some polite individuals still listen poorly while some grouchy people speak candidly. The piece explores whether genuine loveliness and frankness can coexist and cautions against overgeneralizing traits.
Quotes on militarism reform and social ethics 1927
A collage of quotations from Lamont Leonard Jones Dreiser and others, discussing militarism, democracy, leadership, rehabilitation, and evangelism. Includes Bishop Lawrence and Rev Zartman reflections on society, moral leadership, and the challenge of old versus young generations, with a 1927 copyright notice.
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A. W. Leonard
Honey Ginger Cookies From Modern Menus
A fragment describes baking Honey Gingernuts with strained honey sugar melted fat and chopped nuts. Method mixes honey sugar melted fat and eggs then adds baking powder and ginger with flour. Nuts added after sifting flour, bake in a moderate oven about 375 F for 25 minutes.
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Ars. Brown
To stern economy may make a grave mistake
A compact rhapsody warns that excessive thrift risks destroying daily beauty and loveliness. The speaker asserts beauty is valuable beyond price, and that scrimping could erode what gives life charm and meaning.
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